Dromroe Village University of Limerick

We booked an appartment with 2 bedrooms. Lots of space. Campus is beautiful. Rooms a little 'old' but well equipped (freezer, washing machine)...Missing some kitchen tools, teapot, hair dryer etc.

Perfect for parkrun.

Limerick's Best-Kept Secret Dromroe Village isn’t a 5-star hotel, and it doesn’t pretend to be. It's a fantastic, clean, university-style apartment that provides excellent value. We booked a space for four and got a large, comfortable two-bedroom apartment. Our apartment was spacious, with a dining table, loveseat, and TV. The kitchen was stocked with functional dishes and cookware. Had an under-the-counter fridge, freezer, and a slow but functional washer/dryer combo! We had the whole apartment, but if you rent a single room, you might share the common space. The mattresses were okay; ours was firm, but kids said theirs was great. Each bedroom door had a lock - useful if sharing with strangers. The water pressure was fantastic (use "boost" for back to back showers). The staff were friendly and helpful. The apartment was a bit stuffy initially, but once we opened the windows, it was fine. The university atmosphere was a highlight. My kids loved taking a climbing wall lesson on campus—a very reasonable extra cost. Tips No Window Screens: The windows can open wide but have no screens. Soundproofing: The doors are heavy. If you have little kids in a separate room, bring doorstops so you can hear them. The apartment met and exceeded our expectations. The price was reasonable and the amount of space was exceptional. If you’re looking for a clean, comfortable, and affordable place to stay, this is an excellent choice.

The grounds were great, a wee bit too far from city

It was clean throughout my stay.

Too far away from city center

The place was very clean and a lof of space. The staff were also very helpful and polite. My friends and I had a lot of fun. The only problem we had was the limited hot water which meant we had to shower in cold water sometimes because we couldnt wait for the boost button. However, overall we enjoyed our stay very much and will definitely go again some other day.

This is a very unique property. It is not a separate "hotel-like" facility at a university - but the room you stay in is an actual dorm room. The picture is the one "lounge area" at the end of the hall. There are no tv's in the room, or radio, and the tv in the "lounge" was not working when I was there. The office - located in a different building, said it was being serviced, but there was no notice of this. The lounge had refrigerator, stove and microwave. The parking was a walk from the building - it would be hard to take a large suitcase to the room. I took a small bag from my car. The staff was very hospitable, but you need to give more information about the accomodation.