
Also see:
- Hotel Review: Radisson Blu Royal, Dublin
- Hotel Review: Radisson Blu, Galway
- Hotel Review: Radisson Blu St. Helen’s, Dublin
- Special Guest Review: Exploring Ireland’s Radisson Properties
After an underwhelming experience at the Radisson Blu in Galway, we hopped in our rental car and drove the ~2 hours to Limerick.
It was a pretty easy drive, except for the zillion confusing roundabouts. And the fact that I don’t really know how I got to the Radisson Blu in Limerick other than dumb luck and some hairpin turns.
It’s literally one weird turn off the highway and then a narrow road into a parking lot that also randomly has a hotel in it. There seemed to be nothing around, but apparently it was only 15 minutes into downtown Limerick.
We didn’t end up going into the city because there was a marathon going on that day. Traffic was terrible and there was no parking. Instead, we drove to Killarney National Park for a day trip (though I could’ve spent several days there).
Anyway, we got to the Radisson Blu in Limerick and had a bite to eat and put our things down before we left again. But it was a fine crash pad.