Top Farmstay in County Tipperary in 2026

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Top Cities in County Tipperary

A town with a prominent church, green fields, and a parking lot.

Our top choices for County Tipperary farmstays

1. Old Style Traditional Irish Farmhouse with mod-cons- WIFI included as standard

Limerick

Tony S.

2. Renovated 4-bedroom farmhouse in near Lough Derg & Scarriff with WiFi

Scarriff

Stephen R.

3. Beautiful Irish Farmhouse an Hours Drive From Four Irish Cities

Clonmel

Michael P.

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Top County Tipperary Hotel Reviews

Dunraven Arms Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We had an absolutely wonderful stay at the Dunraven Arms Hotel. The hotel staff were very nice, and our room was spacious and comfortable. We would absolutely stay there again!"

The Savoy Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Great location with walking distance to all the sights and lots of options for meals. We had a great dinner at Spitjacks 1 block from the hotel. King John’s Castle was a 15 minute walk. The staff were great and accommodating. We had the family suite (room 306), which was very large and beds were comfortable (2 twin, 1 king). We opted for the breakfast in the morning, which was excellent ($19 euro for adults, $15 for kids). It was nice not having a breakfast buffet and the service was excellent. Parking was across the street with a discounted rate of $12 euro. We would definitely stay here again. "

Limerick Strand Hotel

8/10 Good

"There was mold in the shower. It was also very outdated. The door didn't close properly so the water got outside of the shower and created a huge flood which I had to clean up. The staff didn't listen very well when asked questions, but there was a strong language barrier (not Irish). I reported that the hallway ceiling light was not working, but they never fixed it. The only ammenities provided other than shampoo and conditioner was a shower cap."