from 3 sources
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Overall:
"Overall feeling was of high class elegance but at a competitive price." — source Orbitz
"I would definitely recommend this hotel as I always stay here before flying out of shannon airport." — source Expedia
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Clean:
"The room was clean and bright (after we figured out the room key has to be inserted in the reader by the door for the electricity to be activated). The bathroom looked newly refurbished (to a high standard) and was also very clean." — source Expedia
"The room decor needs to be updated but was very clean and neat." — source Expedia
"The rooms are neat and tidy - mattresses are older/twin beds." — source Expedia
"Very close to airport, clean, good food, modern conveniences and reasonably priced." — source Expedia
"Large pleasant rooms, friendly staff, very clean and good pub to eat in." — source Expedia
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Service:
"The room was well maintained, the service was cheerful and helpful; and the young man served up a sumptuous breakfast and provide great travel tips." — source Orbitz
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Location:
"Best thing is the location - close to airport for those early morning flights." — source Orbitz
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Room:
"The walls were paper thin and I could hear everything being said and done in the room next to me." — source Expedia
More information on Oak Wood Arms Hotel
The Oak Wood Arms is a very distinctive hotel, rich in history and local character. It offers each guest a unique and very special hotel experience. At the Oak Wood Arms Hotel we have blended and preserved the elegance of the past with the latest technology, ensuring that all demands of discerning clients are satisfied. The hotel's 100 bedrooms are elegantly furnished and are all very spacious with tea/coffee making facilities & flat screen TV with movies on demand. A hearty full Irish breakfast is included in rate. Guests have exclusive use of the hotel state of the art gym or alternatively unwind in the sauna and steam room.Property Amenities: Banquet facilities, bar, business center, conference facilities, currency exchange, dry cleaning, gym/ fitness facilities, internet access-high speed, internet access-wireless, laundry service, lift / elevator, non smoking rooms, reception, restaurant, room service and Safe deposit box. The hotel offers amenities such as Banquet facilities, bar, business center, conference facilities, currency exchange, dry cleaning, gym/ fitness facilities, internet access-high speed, internet access-wireless, laundry service, lift / elevator, non smoking rooms, reception, restaurant, room service and Safe deposit box.
Check-in Time:
1300Check-out Time:
1200Total Rooms:
54Total Floors:
2Rooms:
The rooms are medium in size and the decor is part antiques and part Laura Ashley style. All rooms are in good condition with all the facilities one would expect from a 3 star hotel.Directions
Regular bus services are available from outside the terminal building to Limerick, with onward connections to all of Ireland's major cities. Taxis are available at the 24 hour taxi desk in the arrivals hall. Driving directions: From the airport, follow the signs for Shannon Town. The hotel is signposted at the roundabout adjacent to the Skycourt shopping centre. Take this exit off the roundabout and the hotel is located on the left hand side, 500 metres further on.
Area
Shannon.
Dining
RestaurantThe hotel offers a choice dining in either Palm Court restaurant or Sophies Lounge. The Palm Court restaurant serves an exciting blend of Irish and International Cuisine. It offers diners a varied and delicious menu in an impressive setting with marble floors and vaulted ceilings. Sophies lounge offers a less formal alternative to enjoy the hotels cuisine. Guests may choose from a daily carvery or a comprehensive bar menu.
Information by OrbitzCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $70
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