Leens Hotel
Review
Right in the heart of Abbeyfeale, Leens Hotel is a superb base for exploring this wonderful corner of the country. Sitting beside the Limerick Greenway (and linking neatly with the Kingdom of Kerry Greenways), this hotel is a friendly family owned property, tailor-made for walkers, cyclists and anyone who loves slow, scenic travel. As the sister property to the ever-popular Devon Inn Hotel, you can expect the same warm welcome and professional approach to hospitality. The bedrooms are beautifully furnished, comfortable and thoughtfully finished, creating a relaxing place to switch off after a day on the trail or touring the wider region. Whether you’re planning a short break or a longer “grand tour” of Ireland, Leens delivers genuine value, convenience and a great night’s sleep.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Located in the historic town of Abbeyfeale, the Leens Hotel delivers food that’s far beyond what you’d expect from a busy town-centre base. Head Chef David, backed by years in the hotel industry, cooks with real pride and a clear respect for Irish ingredients, turning comforting favourites and seasonal specials into plates that feel both familiar and expertly finished. Quality is the headline: bold flavours, careful presentation, and portions that satisfy without cutting corners. Just as impressive is the front-of-house team, friendly, sharp and genuinely invested in your experience. Whether you’re refuelling after the Greenway or meeting friends for dinner, you’ll leave well fed and keen to return. Expect fresh daily specials, proper gravies, and tasty desserts worth lingering over, served with an Abbeyfeale welcome.
Contact Us
Templeglentan East
,
Templeglantine, Co. Limerick
, V94 H489
Image Gallery
Click on a photograph to view in a larger format
Location
View the map below to see where we are and to get directions.
Nearby Attractions
Kerry Writers Museum
The Kerry Writers’ Museum in Listowel, County Kerry provides an amazing opportunity to open the books, turn the pages, and learn all about the famous literary sons of Listowel. Known as the ‘Literary Capital of Ireland’,
Shannon Ferries
Starting in Tarbert, County Kerry, you drive aboard and let the estuary do the heavy lifting. With your ticket sorted with a smile, you wander to the deck and watch the Shannon’s wide waters slip past, chimneys and headlands trading places while the breeze clears the head.
Foynes Flying Boat & Maritime Museum
The Foynes Flying Boat & Maritime Museum in Foynes, here in Co. Limerick, is a captivating tribute to Ireland’s aviation and maritime heritage. Having first endorsed this gem way back in 2013 and revisiting now in 2025, I’ve witnessed its evolution into one of the nation’s most cherished attractions.