Top Hotels in Cork
Explore 147 Cork hotels and find the perfect stay, from landmark locations and luxury hotels to boutiques with convenient access to top attractions.
Leonardo Hotel Cork ★★★★
"It was a pleasant stay, clean and spacious room, with everything needed. Nice view from the window. Good breakfast included. Friendly staff! Nothing to complain about :) Thank you!"
Hayfield Manor ★★★★★
"Old and tired hotel serving scones for breakfast to retired American tourists. Massive rip off and one to avoid!"
Premier Inn Cork City Centre ★★★
"Close to town , easy to find and facing the river."
The River Lee Hotel a Member of the Doyle Collection ★★★★
"Brilliant location, very comfortable hotel with easy access to the transport system and close to main attractions in Cork."
The Dean Cork ★★★★
"Hotel is vey stylish and modern, lovely rooms, the restaurant is on the 6th floor and has great views! The only problem we had was parking as the yrainstation car park was full!"
The Montenotte Hotel ★★★★
"Me and my partner enjoyed the spa. It was good experience and will visit again once I come back to Cork"
The Address Cork ★★★★
"Nice stay, easy access, friendly staff and the room had everything I needed."
Talbot Hotel Cork ★★★★
"Lovely couple of days in Cork. Friendly staff and generally nice hotel."
Residence Inn Cork ★★★★
"The hotel is well located, with parking right across the street for €20 per day with the discount for being a guest. The reception staff speak Spanish and are very friendly."
Choose the Perfect Cork Stay for Your Travel Needs
Garryvoe Hotel
"We stated for one night over the bankholiday weekend. Plenty of parking and a short stroll to the beach. Checkin was extremely quick. We had dinner and drinks downstairs in the lighthouse bar the food was exceptional and the service was fantastic. We used the pool and the outdoor hot tub which was lovely as pool itself seemed a little cold. We had a room on the 4th floor with a lovely little balcony which was unexpected that looked out over the car park and beyond. The bed was lovely and comfortable, the room is decorated with dark features including black paint but this showed up the evidently dusty areas of the room especially the radiator cover, while there was also heavy staining and debris on the carpet by the entryway and the water in the pre filled glass bottle tasted as if it had been there for days. The bathroom is lovely and similarly decorated however the existing low bathtub could be replaced with a lovely walk-in shower. We weren't told at checkin about any works going on in the hotel but we had our thoughts that there was because as we reached our room you could see dusty footprints emerging from a door directly opposite ours which was not a room this was confirmed the following morning when we were woken before 9 with drilling and sawing that was happening in the hallway. The guest directory said there was free WiFi but all networks were locked and no password to be found in the usual places like the back of the key card pack or the TV etc. We weren't asked on checkout how our stay was, just took our room number and said that's OK have a good day bye, seemed a little hurried even though there was nobody waiting behind us. Overall nice stay, top quality food and service downstairs but slightly better attention to detail in servicing rooms/ housekeeping and notice of possible works going on needed."
Fountain House B&B
"I do not recommend. Everything is cheap and old. The whole building smelled musty and weird. Walking through the hallway to our room we knew it wasn’t going to be good. Dark and damp. Our room smelled like it had been Fabreezed to death to cover the musty smell. Hard beds, flat hard pillows. The bathroom was ridiculous. Floor slopped straight into the shower. Stood on a towel then stepped into my slippers to ensure I didn’t get some sort of planters wart. No counter just a tiny sink. Thin cheap towels. A weak shower but we did have hot water. Barely slept I was so uncomfortable. The breakfast was ok. The owners were pleasant."
Dunmore House Hotel
"The room was large for its size for Europe, and the toiletries were from a local organic brand, smelling wonderful. The view was the highlight of the trip; falling asleep to the sound of the Atlantic Ocean crashing against the shore was a truly romantic and enjoyable stay."
Emmet Hotel
"Stayed in the Emmet Hotel for 3 nights in August. Really well located on a quiet square just off the main street. Lovely big room and bathroom - very comfortable. Freshly prepared breakfasts are not very common any more but so much tastier- staff were very friendly and helpful. The food in the bar also very good. I left some luggage behind me and Rebecca went above and beyond to arrange to have it sent on to me. Would definitely stay here again and who doesn't leave West Cork already planning to return."
Charleville Park Hotel & Leisure Club Ireland
"No WiFi in room. Otherwise everything was good."
Radisson Blu Hotel, Cork
"The room was quite large, and the view was nice."
Clonakilty Park Hotel
"Room is big with gym and swimming pool..foods are good"
Celtic Ross Hotel & Leisure Centre
"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this charming hotel. Beautifully situated. Excellent fresh breakfast! Friendly staff Nice pool with hot tub, sauna, and sweat cabin Affordable The view from our room was of a cemetery. You have a much nicer view from the front of the hotel. There was a sound system playing outside, which was quite annoying if you had the window open. However, it was perfectly manageable. I would definitely book this hotel again if I am ever in the area again!"
Seaview House Hotel
"Very relaxing"
Fota Island Hotel and Spa
"I stayed for one night on Christmas Day and had food and accommodation in the hotel. Overall it was good."
Imperial Hotel Cork City
"Good hotel with history. Good location, amenities are but outdated."
The Woodland Suites at The Montenotte
"It was amazing. No complaints. Works can’t describe. Would highly recommend"
West Cork Hotel
"Very pleasant stay and excellent staff, very friendly. The food is exceptional! all local and fresh ingredients. Highly recommend!"
Hibernian Hotel & Leisure Centre
"Great staff. Friendly Helpful. Would definitely stay there again"
The Metropole Hotel Cork
"The hotel was really lovely, great location and staff. The only problem I could find with the hotel was the breakfast, I had a full irish breakfast every morning at a few different times and it was always too dry. I think the hotel must prepare many, keep them under heat lamps and then just add a freshly cooked egg when they are ordered."
Maldron Hotel Shandon Cork City
"It looks unremarkable on the surface, but the room is nice and the breakfast is also good"
Real Traveller Reviews of Cork Hotels
Hotels Near Popular Landmarks in Cork
Find hotels in Cork near famous landmarks and attractions.
Cork Travel Information
Power Plug & Voltage
230V/Type G
Currency
1 SGD ≈ 0.68 EUR
Local Payment
Cards/ApplePay/Cash
Connectivity
Vodafone/Three/Eir
Current Weather
Showers
More Information About Cork Hotels
|
Data |
Detail |
|
Number of reviews |
4,827 |
|
Total properties |
147 |
|
Weekday Avg. Price |
S$ 289 |
|
Weekend Avg. Price |
S$ 317 |
|
Trending hotel |
Leonardo Hotel Cork |
FAQs About Hotels in Cork
-
What are the best hotels in Cork?
Cork has some of the best hotels to satisfy your needs. Whether you're looking for a business stay or a vacation hotel, Leonardo Hotel Cork (from S$ 169), The Address Cork (from S$ 179) and Clayton Hotel Cork City (from S$ 222) are best choices for your stay.
-
What are the top hotels in Cork near University College Cork?
Some of the top hotels in Cork near University College Cork include The River Lee Hotel a Member of the Doyle Collection (from S$ 283), The Kingsley Hotel (from S$ 216) and Premier Inn Cork City Centre (from S$ 148), all offering easy access to University College Cork, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
-
What is the average price of a hotel in Cork for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Cork this weekend is S$ 249 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is S$ 370 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Cork this weekend typically cost S$ 783 per night.
-
How much do hotels in Cork cost per day during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Cork during weekdays is S$ 235 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around S$ 328 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Cork generally cost S$ 718 per night on weekdays.
-
What are the best hotels with a spa in Cork?
Planning a relaxing getaway? A spa experience can be the perfect addition to your trip. Clayton Hotel Cork City (from S$ 222), The Kingsley Hotel (from S$ 216) and Fota Island Hotel and Spa (from S$ 303) provide highly rated spa services for ultimate relaxation.
-
Which hotels in Cork have pools?
Clayton Hotel Cork City (from S$ 222), The Kingsley Hotel (from S$ 216) and Fota Island Hotel and Spa (from S$ 303) are popular hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
-
What are the best places to stay in Cork?
Some of the best places to stay in Cork are near popular attractions like University College Cork and St Patrick's St, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
-
What are the best budget-friendly hotels in Cork?
Popular budget hotels in Cork include Leonardo Hotel Cork, Ouvane Falls and Clayton Hotel Cork City.
-
What hotels in Cork offer an especially good breakfast?
Fota Island Hotel and Spa (from S$ 303), Hayfield Manor (from S$ 452) and Castlemartyr Resort Hotel (from S$ 354) offer an especially good breakfast to start your day. Begin your day with a tasty and satisfying breakfast!
-
What are the best luxury hotels in Cork?
Cork has many popuplar luxury hotels with different styles, top amenities and unique experiences. Fota Island Hotel and Spa (from S$ 303), Hayfield Manor (from S$ 452) and Castlemartyr Resort Hotel (from S$ 354) are highly recommended luxury hotels for exceptional stay.
-
What are the best pet-friendly hotels in Cork?
Emmet Hotel (from S$ 238) is one of the best pet-friendly hotel that welcomes your furry friends. Enjoy your stay with your pets by your side!
-
How to get good deals on hotels in Cork?
Trip.com provides various promotions, discounts and special offers all year round. You can check the promotions page for the latest promotions on Trip.com.
Find Best Travel Deals & Explore Destinations on Trip.com
-
Popular Stays in Cork
-
Popular Cork Areas
-
Popular Cities
-
Popular Flights to Cork
-
Popular Experiences in Cork
- Seaview House Hotel
- Castlemartyr Resort Hotel
- Maldron Hotel Shandon Cork City
- The Montenotte Hotel
- Residence Inn Cork
- Hayfield Manor
- Cork's Vienna Woods Hotel & Villa's
- The Dean Cork
- Leonardo Hotel Cork
- The Metropole Hotel Cork
- Clayton Hotel Cork City
- Moxy Cork
- Belvedere Lodge
- Yugo Explore - Lee Point
- Premier Inn Cork City Centre
- The Woodland Suites at The Montenotte
- N20 Inn Hotel
- The River Lee Hotel a Member of the Doyle Collection
- Rochestown Park Hotel & Leisure Centre
- West Cork Hotel
- Hotels near Blarney Castle & Gardens
- Hotels near Cathedral of St Mary & St Anne, Shandon
- Hotels near Elizabeth Fort
- Hotels near Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral
- Hotels near Cork City Gaol
- Hotels near Spike Island
- Hotels near Fota Wildlife Park
- Hotels near University College Cork
- Hotels near St Anne's Church Shandon Bells & Tower
- Hotels near St Patrick's St
- Hotels near Cork Airport
- Hotels near Little Island
- Johor Bahru Hotels
- Singapore Hotels
- Shanghai Hotels
- Guangzhou Hotels
- Bangkok Hotels
- Kuala Lumpur Hotels
- Tokyo Hotels
- Seoul Hotels
- Beijing Hotels
- Taipei Hotels
- Shenzhen Hotels
- Chengdu Hotels
- Hangzhou Hotels
- Osaka Hotels
- Ho Chi Minh City Hotels
- Chongqing Hotels
- Hong Kong Hotels
- Nagoya Hotels
- Kunming Hotels
- Bali Hotels
Guest User
Lorraine Jones 21
Chong Chee Hong
maxmaxxxx
Guest User