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Luxury Irish Castle in Gorgeous Country Setting in Tipperary
"We enjoyed our stay at Bansha Castle. The property was perfect for our group of 12."
Reviewed on Sep 5, 2026
Raheen House Hotel
"We found the staff and property to be excellent. They were very cooperative in allowing an early check-in. The room was excellent. The property had a bar and dining options which we both used and enjoyed. The breakfast was a complete menu for us to select from and was excellent. We had after dinner ..."
Reviewed on Oct 29, 2026
Horse and Jockey Hotel
"Overall, we had a great stay. The room was huge and the beds were very comfortable, although dated with furnishings. This wasn’t really an issue because it added to the overall charm of the place. The breakfast was amazing. Don’t even think of getting a package that doesn’t include breakfast. It ..."
Reviewed on Oct 29, 2026
Talbot Hotel Clonmel
"Lovely hotel, kind staff"
Reviewed on Oct 26, 2026
Fennessy's Hotel
"Fennessey was lovely place to stay, my 3rd time staying & will be back next year, close to all places I need to get to, Kevin odriscoll"
Reviewed on Aug 31, 2026
Hotel Minella
Luxury Retreat 2=7 px a getaway to remember
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Clonmel Hotel & Travel Guide
Clonmel has only one place to stay. So if you're looking to stay close to the central area, it is recommended you book early.
There are just a small number of hotel options within walking distance of the heart of Clonmel. The Clonmel Park Hotel is a convenient choice for the fact that it's merely 2 miles (3 kilometers) away.
The Baileys Hotel Cashel is located 12 miles (19 kilometers) from the main part of Clonmel. Alternatively, the Lismore House Hotel is situated 18 miles (30 kilometers) away. Alternatively, you might like to take a room at the Cahir House Hotel or the Horse and Jockey Hotel.
The wider Shannon region is definitely worth seeing as well. Learn about Shannon's ruins and castles. Lovers of the great outdoors should make the time to enjoy the region's beaches and coastal plains. Popular pastimes in this particular region of Ireland include mountain biking.
While in Tipperary, save some time to visit the Nenagh Castle and stay a night in Nenagh, which is situated 40 miles (63 kilometers) to the northwest of downtown Clonmel. The Great National Abbey Court Hotel & Spa and Maryville Bed & Breakfast are among the choices.
If you are always thinking about sport and really like thrilling clashes you should take a trip to Thomond Park, situated 45 miles (70 kilometers) to the northwest of Clonmel. For those who enjoy the ease of finding accommodation close by, make a reservation in the No. 1 Pery Square Hotel & Spa or The Savoy Hotel.
Before you depart for Clonmel, be sure to browse our Clonmel travel page where you can hear local secrets about the numerous cultural and scenic attractions to be found here.
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Recent Clonmel hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Horse and Jockey Hotel
"Overall, we had a great stay. The room was huge and the beds were very comfortable, although dated with furnishings. This wasn’t really an issue because it added to the overall charm of the place. The breakfast was amazing. Don’t even think of getting a package that doesn’t include breakfast. It was marvelous. We did have one rather uncomfortable experience with the attendants in the pool and gym area. We were just walking around, checking it out, fully dressed ( lol) …it was very obvious that we were hotel guests. My husband walked into the locker room so he could see what the pool was like closer up, and the attendant came running out and asked me out of breath if I saw the strange man that went into the pool area without checking in first… well no one was at the desk to check in so that was probably the first problem. I stared back at her and said , “Um that that’s my husband and we are hotel guest. He just wanted to see what the pool looked like up close. “ She screamed at me and told me that he didn’t have a swim cap and I said ‘ well he’s fully clothed so I’m pretty sure he’s not planning on jumping in the pool’ . She didn’t even apologize for her rude demeanor. That was the only thing that left a bad taste in my mouth …other than that the hotel is amazing."
