B&Bs in Limerick, booked straight from the owner
Real B&Bs and guesthouses near Limerick City, Adare and the Great Southern Greenway, checked against the Fáilte Ireland register and contacted directly, no booking fee.
Limerick B&Bs from the Treaty City to the Golden Vale
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Limerick B&Bs
B&Bs in Limerick for the Treaty City and the Shannon estuary
Limerick City earned its Treaty City nickname from the 1691 Treaty of Limerick, signed after the siege that ended the Williamite war, and King John's Castle still stands guard over the River Shannon in the city centre. Beyond the city, Adare's thatched cottages and the towns of west Limerick fill out the rest of the county.
Limerick City
A B&B in Limerick City puts King John's Castle, the Hunt Museum and the riverside walks along the Shannon within easy reach, along with the restaurants and pubs of the city centre.
Newcastle West and Abbeyfeale
Newcastle West and Abbeyfeale anchor west Limerick, both within reach of the Great Southern Greenway, a traffic-free cycling route built along the old Limerick to Kerry railway line, and useful stopping points on the road toward Kerry.
B&Bs near Adare and Lough Gur
Adare is regularly named among Ireland's prettiest villages, its thatched cottages and thirteenth-century friary sitting beside the grounds of Adare Manor, while Lough Gur nearby holds one of Ireland's richest concentrations of prehistoric sites around its lake shore.
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Not sure where to base yourself?B&Bs in Kilmallock, Bruff and the Golden Vale
South Limerick sits inside the Golden Vale, some of Ireland's richest dairy farmland, with Kilmallock's medieval walls and Askeaton's castle ruins giving the area its own quiet historical weight.
Kilmallock
Kilmallock keeps more medieval fabric than almost any other Irish town its size, town walls, a fortified friary and King John's Castle nearby giving it a name once as "the Baalbek of Ireland" among antiquarians.
Askeaton and Bruff
Askeaton, on the Shannon estuary west of the city, holds its own castle and Franciscan friary on an island in the river, while Bruff serves the farmland stretching south toward Kilmallock and the Cork border.
Plan the trip
B&B guides for planning a Limerick stay
How to choose a B&B in Ireland
Location, ratings, amenities and the questions worth asking the owner before you book.
How much a B&B costs in Ireland
What drives the price of a night, and how booking direct keeps fees out of it.
B&B vs Airbnb in Ireland
How a registered Irish B&B differs from a short-let, and when each suits.
What to expect in an Irish B&B
Breakfast, check-in, house style and the welcome that makes a B&B a B&B.
Frequently asked
B&Bs in Limerick, common questions
Why is Limerick called the Treaty City?
The name comes from the Treaty of Limerick, signed in 1691 at the end of the Williamite War, and the Treaty Stone on the Clare side of the Shannon still marks the spot where it was reputedly signed.
Is Adare worth staying in rather than visiting for the day?
Adare's thatched streetscape and its friary ruins are worth an evening once the day-trip coaches leave, and a B&B in the village puts Adare Manor's grounds and the Maigue river on your doorstep.
What is the Great Southern Greenway?
It is a traffic-free cycling and walking trail built along the old Limerick to Kerry railway line through west Limerick, running through Rathkeale, Newcastle West and Abbeyfeale, with B&Bs at several points along the route.
Is Lough Gur far from Limerick City?
Lough Gur sits a short drive south of Limerick City, and its stone circle and lakeside prehistoric sites make an easy half-day out from either a city or a Golden Vale B&B base.
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Real B&Bs and guesthouses near Limerick City, Adare and the Shannon estuary, contacted directly with no platform fee.