3-Star Hotels in Cork

Highly recommend this place. I had a great experience in Ireland except every place I stayed was not heated adequately for me, except here. I was even provided a heated blanket. If you are sensitive to noises, I encourage you to have earplugs or some type of noise cancellation but otherwise you should stay.

Loved it, great setting, staff & breakfast.

The receptionist a mature lady ensured from the minute we arrived that all would go well even if we were English. She helped my wife with the local Pharmacy (thank you).The hotel has ample parking. Parts of the hotel actually have an interesting Irish Rail history as well. The hotel is right next to a decent high street 5minute walk away. They also served Murphy's in the bar! The room was good but it was the history inside the hotel and the conversion of the Railway bridge into a drinking area very novel. Breakfast was very good and competative no complaints from me Irish Breakfast same as an English to me! Would we stay there again yes we are planning to again next year. Iy is only a 45min drive drom Cork airport.

The hotel's location is great, and parking is convenient. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The room size and bathroom were adequate. However, I was disappointed that my room faced an air shaft and was very close to a neighboring room, so I had to keep the curtains drawn with absolutely no view. I also think it would be better if the hotel's pool and gym hours were extended to 9 AM to 9 PM in the summer, so guests could still use them after dinner. On the bright side, the bus stop is right nearby, making it easy to get to other attractions, and there are plenty of shopping and dining options. I had a pleasant stay here for a few days and would recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Cork.

Fabulous and friendly staff. A huge asset. Above the ground floor the hotel was pretty grim. So uncared for it feels grubby. See pictures of the room, view and the only plug socket in the room (to use the kettle the entire kettle tray needed to be balanced on a chair infront of it) Room hot with no fan and the noise that went on until after 1am by screeching young adults (unchecked by staff) meant that opening a window wasn’t an option. Very expensive for a hotel room that should be in the £40 bracket not over £100