In the centre of Thurles town, the 18th-century Hayes Hotel offers an on-site restaurant and coffee bar, as well as a nightclub on weekends, with live music and entertainment.
Situated in Thurles and only 19 km from Rock of Cashel, Hawthorn View Bed and Breakfast features accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Ryan
Italy
Breakfast was fresh, well cooked . Room/bathroom very clean.
In tranquil Tipperary, Horse & Jockey Hotel offers 4-star luxury accommodation with free Wi-Fi, 2 bars and a luxurious spa. Leisure facilities include a 21-metre pool and a Technogym.
Baileys Hotel is a listed Georgian building located in the heart of Cashel town. It offers luxurious, refurbished rooms, fine dining, and views of The Rock of Cashel.
Very clean and quiet and plenty of space to park. Helpful, friendly host. Location easy to find from main route and only a few minutes to town of Thurles. Ate at a lovely pub and used the ATM in town. Easy to park and walk around town. Host even let us play her piano.
Janet
United States
4.0
Scored 4.0
Unfortunately you have to travel a lot to find places of...
Unfortunately you have to travel a lot to find places of interest. Sorry but places advertised as open like the Fairy Fort farm are not open to families anymore, only guests staying in accommodation. Holy Cross maybe of more interest to holy people only. Was expecting more historical interest, TBH. Forgettable place.
Only highlight was Rock of Cashel, that I do recommend.
Kate
Ireland
10
Scored 10
My mother is from Thurles.
My mother is from Thurles. So coming back to her hometown was exciting and fun. Though we were with cousins from this area we did get to walk around town a little. Town is full of activity. Great people watching and everyone we met were very helpful and friendly. Great little shopping center also
kathryn
United States
6.0
Scored 6.0
Thurles is not a tourist destination; it is an older Irish...
Thurles is not a tourist destination; it is an older Irish agricultural town. I was there tracing my roots. Nearby Kilkenney would be a better destination for accommodations, dining and attractions.
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Anonymous
United States
8.0
Scored 8.0
We only passed through Thurles on our way to family in the...
We only passed through Thurles on our way to family in the country.
We did stop to eat and there are of plenty of places to eat. We didn't visit it this trip but highly recommend the golf club for a meal the food is really lovely and good value for money.
Brigid
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Thurles was just a stop over for us but in the time we had...
Thurles was just a stop over for us but in the time we had we saw some beautiful churches. Amazing stained glass. Went to the Famine war museum which is permanently closed!!! but an attached graveyard held beautiful plaques related to Irish history and some graves dating back to 1600s. We also found Holy Cross Abbey which is partially still in use and partially in ruins. It was very interesting.
We only spent a few hours exploring Thurles but had a lovely time there.
We chose to stay in Thurles to avoid some of the pricier options in the more tourist-friendly Kilkenny. The Hayes is beautiful and conveniently centered in the town square, with a nice private car lot behind the building. The receptionist was friendly and well-prepared for our arrival, and our rooms were clean and comfortable. The bed and pillows were extremely comfortable, and the bathroom was large with great amenities. The full Irish breakfast was excellent and featured fresh-baked pastries.
Nice hotel, really clean and tidy, comfortable big bed, nice decoration. Very warm and lovely. We love the room, so clean and comfy.
Great location, just in the city center, with lots of shops and restaurants around.
The hotel is about 5 min walking or less from the Leisure Center, where you can enjoy everything for free if you are a guest at the hotel. Unfortunately, the health suite and sauna were all closed due to covid, but we enjoyed the swimming pool and it was really nice.
Very friendly hostess and helpful with suggestions on where to eat , which pub to visit and where to go. Flowers were beautiful and the rooms were very clean. She even helped us in weighing our bags before we left by supplying a scale! House is set out of town so quieter with a very short drive to the motorway and Thurles is the other direction, also close. A good sleep followed by a good breakfast!
It was like going back in time to visits to Ireland in my childhood. Staff were so welcoming, warm and friendly. Decor is old style but only added to charm and welcome. Very comfortable bed and breakfast was amazing. I stayed with daughter and granddaughter and we were given adjoining rooms that opened into each other. Staff accommodated granddaughter’s allergies which was an extra bonus.
Very comfortable accommodation in an easy-to-find location in Tipperary. Lots to see and do in the surrounding area. We'd recommend Brú Ború Heritage Centre in Cashel - we saw a superb show there. We arrived at the accommodation on our first night very tired and late due to travel disruption; our hosts couldn't have been more understanding and helpful, which was greatly appreciated.
Lovely welcome to the property by Maureen . The property is spotlessly clean and bright with a lovely garden , only a few minutes drive from Thurles.
The breakfast was very tasty and plentiful and the room very clean with en-suite and TV. Overall, we were very happy with the accommodation and will return when next in that neck of the woods.
A lovely hotel. Enjoyed a delicious carvery lunch on arrival, well priced and a friendly welcoming service.
Enjoyed a few beers that night in the bar. Comfortable and easy atmosphere in the small room just off the bar area.
Breakfast was good, a nice selection of cold foods and juices. The hot food was very slow to arrive though.
Easy to find off the mine route and close to town also. Very quiet and just what we needed traveling on to Dublin after leaving Old Head Golf Course. Our host adjusted her time for an early 7 am breakfast. Very friendly and helpful with all our questions.
lovely little gem of a hotel. historic and well located right in town. rooms were fresh and beautifully decorated. the food was excellent, really lovely welcoming staff. the beds were super comfortable.
very clean family run B&B
Gary was amazing.. fresh bottled water every day in our room.. also chocolate and crisps 😁
very close to town centre
Thankyou Gary for being the best host 👍👍👍
From check in to check out can not fault hotel.. food, service first class.. reception staff very friendly and helpful.. only stayed 1 night sorry was not longer..
we stayed only for one night at the Anner Hotel. The dinner at their Bistro was convenient and good. Staff at the reception and at the pool were super friendly.
Warm, old fashioned historical hotel with character. Facilities have been upgraded in parts. Bed was comfortable. Quiet time of year. Nice staff. Clean.
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