Tralee-Fenit Greenway Pet-friendly Vacations

It was very walkable to the main areas

It's a lovely little hotel on a quiet street near a park, a short walk away from lots of great food and drink -- faves include the Copper Room, the Glen Tavern & Freddies, and in the other direction, Bobby Byrne's. Also, as this is No 1 Pery Square, do go see the museum at No 2 Pery Square, so you know some of the history of the area.

Room was beautiful, clean and lovely!!

Bathroom had unfinished drywall above toilet. Hole in ceiling showed exhaust fan was not connected to vent pipe. Never mentioned at check in. Paid twice for room as we incorrectly booked wrong month. Tried to correct mistake w/ minutes. Hotel would not budge. Leonardo never again.

Overall, The Dean was a lovely hotel to stay at. We were very impressed with our room and the general "vibe" of the hotel. We enjoyed a light dinner and drink in the Elephant Castle bar and breakfast was okay up at Sophie's rooftop bar (although a bit expensive).

Room 224 needs shower caulking redone. Bike was in bad condition. Breakfast was fabulous

The phone in our room didn't work, and that's what you used to call for a shuttle to the main area. So we told three different groups of people and they still didn't do anything about the phone so we had to walk into the main area for lunch and dinner. Usually don't mind the walk, but in the rain kind of dampened things.

My experience from the beginning was not good. When I checked in I was made to wait for at least 5 minutes while the person checking in was scribbling on paper. I was not given clear direction by this person about the parking across the street and that they had to validate the ticket to receive the discounted pricing. Upon arrival to our room the toilet was still quite dirty and we had to ask the concierge to have someone come up to complete the cleaning. The bathroom was dusty and not as clean as it should have been. The food and service in the restaurant/bar was very good.

The staff is very pleasant and accommodating. The hotel is very old and could use some serious updating. However the room was very clean. There is no ac, but this is not uncommon in Ireland.

It's a lovely little hotel on a quiet street near a park, a short walk away from lots of great food and drink -- faves include the Copper Room, the Glen Tavern & Freddies, and in the other direction, Bobby Byrne's. Also, as this is No 1 Pery Square, do go see the museum at No 2 Pery Square, so you know some of the history of the area.

Nestled along the banks of the Shannon River, The Strand Hotel in Limerick is a true gem and my preferred sanctuary in Ireland. It masterfully combines an unbeatable location with impeccable service. From its exceptionally clean and charming environment to its staff—who radiate a blend of warm Irish hospitality, keen knowledge, and genuine helpfulness—every detail feels carefully considered. The city center is a mere two-minute stroll away, making it effortless to explore on foot. A standout feature is the secure underground garage, (at a cost of twelve euro a day) which offers direct, private access to every floor, allowing you the freedom to come and go with ease. Coupled with its wonderful food and outstanding overall service, The Strand Hotel is, without a doubt, Ireland's premier choice for an unforgettable and affordable stay.

Even though it was like a secret code to get through several doors the room was wonderful and the best night’s sleep I’ve had on my weeklong trip through Southern Ireland.

Doolin is a wonderful town to visit. If you value your privacy like my husband and I, then this is the best choice. We had a deck with a hot tub overlooking the hills and the ocean.

It was very walkable to the main areas