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The hotel's location is excellent, very close to both the train station and the long-distance bus station. As my train required a transfer, I opted to take a direct bus from Dublin to Arthurs Quay instead. From there, it was just a few minutes' walk to the hotel. I booked a room without breakfast, but I tried it on the first day for €15 per person. It was a Western-style breakfast, and honestly, I found it just so-so. I wouldn't recommend eating breakfast at the hotel. There's a large shopping mall and supermarket nearby, and the city's attractions are all within easy walking distance. I stayed for two days and visited the Cliffs of Moher and Adare Village, both of which were definitely worth seeing for their scenic beauty. The front desk lady was lovely and very helpful in assisting me with some transportation questions. Limerick isn't a large city, making it perfect for aimless wandering. Enjoy watching water birds by the River Shannon or daydreaming beneath the ancient castle – it's a unique sense of security.
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