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Baileys Hotel Cashel
Baileys Hotel Cashel has been praised for its thoughtfulness and care following a family’s recent dining experience.
Posting on the Tipp Town page, a diner shared their gratitude to the hotel staff after their family of four sat down for a meal during a busy evening service.
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Initially seated at a table with high stools, their 20-year-old autistic son was unable to use the seating provided.
Within 10 minutes, despite the restaurant being full, the staff arranged for the family to be moved to a quieter table with chairs.
The gesture turned what could have been a stressful situation into a happy evening together.
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“Our son was so happy and, as you can imagine, so were we,” the message read. “I can’t thank the staff enough for making what could have been a complete meltdown into a lovely evening with family and amazing food.”
Locals described it as a simple but powerful example of kindness in action, with many congratulating Baileys Hotel Cashel for going the extra mile.
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