Lawlors in Naas legal town

Beautiful food and brilliant staff

Attending a recent breakfast meeting, where excess numbers attended but staff accommodated extra numbers with ease

Lovely visit with lovely food and great atmosphere

Lovely hotel with great architecture, many bars and great breakfast .

We went to Vi's restaurant not the bistro in Lawlors in Naas. The food, service, place and decor was fab and no problem parking in underground carpark. Had the pork belly and Mrs Lawlors trifle..yummy..look forward to returning..Highly recommend this place

Stayed one night here for the D8 in the Garden - Mall Grab & Armand Van Helden festival. The hotel really reminded me of how nice it can be staying in an Irish hotel. The room was cosy and the shower was fantastic. Breakfast was a breeze too!

Centrally located in Naas. They have their own underground car park, so don't park in the surface car parks nearby! Very pleasant and helpful staff at the reception and in the restaurant areas. Hotel is very clean. It is a very large hotel, so you need to be sure to watch your surroundings, so that you don't get lost. Despite having a room that looked out onto the main street, I had a noise free great night's sleep. Returned for lunch the day, I checked out, with others and carvery was very good.

Just got back from a fantastic stay at Lawlor's Hotel in Naas! The location was perfect, right in the heart of town with everything within walking distance. The staff were incredibly friendly and went out of their way to make us feel welcome. Our room was spacious and spotlessly clean, and the bed was super comfortable. We ate at the bistro and the food was delicious - definitely recommend it! Overall, I can't fault this hotel and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great place to stay in Naas.

First room we were in had a musty smell and the aircon didn’t work. They changed us reasonably quickly. Breakfast area rather disjointed

Stayed here in a junior sweet on a Thursday night. I found the room quite dated, some of the furniture and finishings were quite damaged and could do with modernising/replacing But overall comfortable. The Food downstairs in the pub/bistro was quite disappointing. The service was very poor and the food unfortunately poor also. The fish was definitely not fresh and had been frozen - even though the staff insisted it was fresh. We didn’t make a big deal out of this but it was really quite poor. The only way to get service was to literally reach out to a staff member passing by. The breakfast was really unacceptable and I have to call the hotel out about this. The sausages were awful, low quality, chewy and grizzly. The bacon not much better. What was unforgivable was the bread was stale and mouldy. I pointed this out to a staff member and she didn’t seem overly concerned. When I say mouldy the was blue mould spots visible on several slices of bread. A guest with her young daughter was beside me and was quite horrified when I pointed this out to her. She actually refused to eat any of the breakfast after we noticed the mould. This is actually quite dangerous and the whole lot should have been binned and replaced. A friend was actually considering this place as a wedding venue and unfortunately we had to provide our truthful opinion after our stay here. Saying all of the above I did actually quite like the hotel and the ambience here I would just not have food here.