just spent three days in this hotel not very impressed by certain things. firstly the room while large was drab decor.corridor on second floor always looked like it needed a good hoovering. staff were pleasant and welcoming on reception. the biggest drawback was the dining room. hardly any natural light. divided off the main foyer by this large curtain for want of a better word. if you were having a meal seated near this curtain and the foyer was busy while you couldnt see people you could hear them. on top of this the background music was too loud and didnt make eating in this area a good experience. upon requesting that the music be lowered i was first told to pity the staff who had to listen to it every night. the second request for lowering the music got a result. the service in the dining room was very slow and very annoying to have someone coming over and placing cutlery on your table every few minutes. tables should be properly set up in the first instance. the menu for dinner does'nt change too often. hotel is ok for one night but any longer and its very disappointing.
while this hotel is set in lovely grounds perhaps a proper dining room could be added on.

On a recent business trip to our offices in Shannon, I decided to try out the Radisson SAS in Limerick. Usually our people stay at Bunratty but I fancied a night on my own.
The eastern european staff gave a warm welcome to me and check in was processed quickly.
I was VERY pleasantly surprised when I arrived to my room - it was huge and it was only a standard! The room was very clean and bed was, for a nice change, a true double rather than two singles pushed together.
Even more surprising was the free wi-fi in room which worked flawlessly, even with my company laptop (I struggle with free public wi-fi as our corporate security peeps are paranoid).
Breakfast was an enjoyable affair, despite two coach loads of tourists, the staff coped admirally well. The food was good.
Check out was slightly troublesome as they wouldn't accept my bmi diamond club number to get points...Radisson do give points for bmi cardholders so I'll need to send off my invoice to bmi which is a hassle.
Overall, 9 out of 10. I don't often stay at Radissons but may do so now. I'm not sure who Radisson compete with but if comparing to Marriott which is what I am more used to, Radisson has a far superior edge in terms of room size and the massive bonus of free wi-fi. Thumbs up to this hotel.

Stayed 3 nights with kids and grandparents. Lovely frontage, foyer and public areas. Food and drink were good but service was slow and too often had to repeat requests.
Rooms are a little frayed at the edges but comfortable.
The website said it was set in 22 acres of land?? A walk around the back and it looks like a bombsite. There's abandoned accomodation blocks and lots of junk lying around.
It's probably a fine hotel for business and transit but not the greatest for a family stay.
Finally don't expect much craic - there's hardly an irishman/woman working in the place.

My husband, brother, mother and I stayed at this hotel on the last night we were in Ireland. We flew out of Shannon, Ireland. This hotel was a luxury hotel. It was wonderful. The staff was very helpful. It had a really nice pool, great hot tub and a spa and sauna that was the BEST. The rooms were so clean and had the extras that hotels have...samples of shampoos and body lotions and the beds were huge! It was a wonderful place to stay for our last night. We were so tired, that it was great to know that we were that close to the airport and had luxurious of a hotel. The price was very reasonable as well less than a 100 a night. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who is traveling to Ireland!