Sites within walking distance from the Hotel

The Hunt Museum

The Hunt Museum is housed in the fine 18th century Custom House in the centre of Limerick. The museum houses a collection that spans 9000 years and was the personal collection of John Hunt - antique dealer and military history expert (1900–76). The Hunt Museum exhibits one of Ireland's greatest private collections of art and antiquities, dating from the Neolithic to the 20th Century, including works by Renoir, Picasso and Yeats.

St Mary’s Cathedral

This cathedral contains many fine antiquities. The main points of interest are the pre-reformation stone altar, the Lepers Squint, the Reardos of the high altar and the misericords which are mercy seats used by the clergy during service’s

King John’s Castle

King John’s Castle, a top visitor attraction, is situated in the heart of Limerick’s Medieval Heritage Precinct on the River Shannon at “King’s Island”. King John’s Castle remains the most impressive Anglo-Norman fortification. The visitor centre contains an imaginative historical exhibition, which recounts the history of the castle in dramatic fashion.

University of Limerick, Concert Hall

University Concert Hall (UCH) is a 1,000 seat multi-purpose venue and the first purpose built concert hall in the country. Since its inception in September 1993, UCH has provided vast and varied entertainment for the entire Mid West Region as renowned International and National artists consistently choose to perform here.  All forms of music - classical, rock, country and western, tribute, trad, jazz and blues - together with opera, drama, musicals, dance, ballet and some of the biggest names in comedy can all be enjoyed at University Concert Hall throughout the year.