Guest Houses in County Tipperary

"On our 3 week tour of Ireland, the Savoy was the nicest hotel we stayed at. Service was excellent, large modern clean rooms and bathroom was very impressive. Parking was across the street in a car park that was large and easy to access. Front Desk were very helpful with all of our stay and food in the restaurants was markedly price and very good."

"Great service! We enjoyed the hotel and the surrounding area."

"Beds were very comfortable. Staff was great. The onsite bar was cozy and great service. Highly recommended. Excellent value. "

"Best quiet place so far on our 10 days trip. Thank you to all the staff for making our stay welcoming and pleasant. "

"Staff was friendly. Breakfast was good. Rooms were clean. Room layout was not good as the toilet has a glass door which brighten up the room when used at night."

"I think your room type can really decide how your stay was here- we upgraded to the castle view suite and were obsessed with our room. Other parties staying on lower floors enjoyed the hotel but the experience was very different. For the castle view suite, you have a stunning view of the castle and a lot of modern touches, like a heated towel rack, rain shower and tub with bath salts, lights that can automatically turn to night mode or open your blinds, and some free alcohol in your fridge. The beds were super comfy and the air con worked well. Front desk staff was friendly and check in and check out was simple. They have a small parking lot out back which was free but tight. Breakfast onsite was spectacular- from the free items you get in the beginning, to the coffee, everything was great. We did have one cocktail at the lounge and they had a great selection, including drinks with fresh mint. Did not use the spa but prices seemed fair. Would definitely recommend staying here, especially in the castle view suite."

"Very healthy breakfast friendly staff room clean and nice and warm."

"All good, only used hotel as a base evening meal really good"

"Loved breakfast. Room was unreal"