Absolute Hotel Limerick

Lovers, why not leap into action in this most romantic of months with a marriage proposal in limerick's medieval quarter? Remember guys, if you haven't gotten down on bended knee this Valentine’s Day, then your girl might take the initiative on this leap year's February 29th! The team at the Absolute Hotel & Spa will help you set the scene with a candlelit table on our verandah overlooking the Abbey River as well as upgrading you to a suite.* Follow that with a stroll along George’s quay to the award-winning Locke Bar and Oyster House where you can enjoy a romantic meal with a complimentary bottle of Prosecco. Let us make this a memorable occasion for both of you… If you're set to pop the question, we will give you a table on the terrace overlooking the beautiful Abbey River. We can set up the outside terrace with lanterns, linen, tablecloths, a bucket of champagne and flowers for you and your special someone. OR Let us know in advance and we will upgrade you to a ...

The Medieval Quarter of Limerick is located in the King’s Island section of the city, originally known as Englishtown, and in the Abbey River area, originally known as Irishtown. The Medieval Quarter’s main attractions include King John’s Castle, the Hunt Museum, the Treaty Stone and St. Mary’s Cathedral, the City’s Town Hall of 1449, and the present City Hall which retains the façade of an old jail. Other attractions include a long riverside promenade and medieval streetscapes. Castle Lane beside King John’s Castle includes a reconstruction of some medieval buildings including a granary, labourer’s cottage and gabled houses. King John’s Castle is a 13th century Norman castle on ‘King’s Island’ in the heart of medieval Limerick. The walls, towers and fortifications still remain today. The remains of a Viking settlement was also uncovered during the construction of the visitor centre at the site. The castle boasts impressive views overlooking the beautiful River Shannon. A tour of the...