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Hotels in Cork
13 Hotels
Rochestown Park Hotel
Rochestown Park Hotel 1 Rochestown Road

The Rochestown Park Hotel is a historic four-pearl hotel located just south of Cork. The interior design is sleek in most areas, and the 149 rooms are contemporary, though a bit basic compared to the rest of the hotel. All rooms offer flat-screen TVs and sleek bathrooms, while upper-level rooms have mini-fridges. However, it’s the hotel’s extensive amenities -- which include an indoor pool, a spa, a large gym, 12 meeting rooms, and two restaurants -- that attract most travelers. All in all, it's a solid choice, though guests wanting to be nearer to the city center may prefer the River Lee Hotel, a similar property closer to the center of Cork.

Garnish House
Garnish House Western Road

The mid-range Garnish House has a peaceful yet convenient site, just across from Cork’s university and within walking distance of the city center. Its 40 pleasant rooms have comfy beds and mini-fridges, and some have whirlpool tubs. But the size and sprawl of the property means some rooms are located in other buildings down the street. The fantastic breakfast is a highlight here, though it’s not included in all rates; guests are also welcomed with free hot drinks and cakes on arrival, and the hands-on, mothering owner enhances the friendly atmosphere. Free (limited) parking and free Wi-Fi add to the Garnish's value, but there are few other on-site features. As an alternative, the Fernroyd House B&B offers a more intimate experience, with just eight rooms.

The Montenotte Hotel
Montenotte Hotel Middle Glanmire Road

The four-pearl Montenotte Hotel sits on a hill in a residential neighborhood, overlooking the city and the Lee River from its impressive restaurant and bar terrace. Renovated in 2016 (our photos will reflect this soon), the hotel has been impeccably designed with a fresh and fashionable look. An indoor pool, gym, sauna, restaurant, and business facilities further boost its appeal. Its 108 stylish rooms have flat-screen TVs and kettles, but be aware that they aren't air-conditioned. Apartments with full kitchens are also available. Travelers could also consider the Clarion Hotel Cork, which has a spa and is closer to the city center.

Clayton Hotel Cork City
Lapps Quay

The Clarion Hotel Cork is a centrally located four-pearl property that’s popular with business travelers and tourists alike. The 198 rooms are contemporary, though a little dated in style, and they're well-equipped with flat-screen TVs, Nespresso coffeemakers, and mini-fridges. Hotel highlights include an Asian restaurant and bar, a large fitness center, an indoor pool, and a children’s pool, meeting spaces, and a spa. However, parking and breakfast cost extra. The nearby River Lee Hotel is a  comparable property and offers free parking.  

Cork International Hotel
Cork Airport Business Park

The 144-room upscale Cork International Hotel is a step up from the average airport hotel. Spacious, quiet rooms feature smart TVs, contemporary decor, and individual toiletries, and some have coffeemakers, while facilities include a small gym, hair salon, kids' club, and intimate cinema with free nightly movies. For dining, the pleasant restaurant and bar serve all meals including a buffet breakfast with freshly made pancakes (though it isn’t always included the room rates), and there’s 24-hour room service. The airport is within walking distance, or there’s a free shuttle; downtown Cork is a 13-minute drive away. There’s little to fault, though some room decor details are a little off point, and bathrooms are basic. Travelers could also consider Cork Airport Hotel, which offers a similar level of contemporary design and comparable rates.

Hotel Isaacs Cork
48 Maccurtain Street

The three-pearl Hotel Isaacs Cork is an elegant, historic hotel that’s a short walk to the city center, restaurants, and shops. A popular on-site restaurant with a gorgeous outdoor patio is the highlight here, offering breakfast (for an extra fee) and dinner made with organic, locally sourced ingredients. The hotel also has two meeting rooms and offers discounted access to a nearby gym and pool. Its 47 rooms are spacious and clean, with contemporary decor, flat-screen TVs, and both European and American outlets, while two- and three-bedroom apartments have kitchens and washers and dryers. Some complaints have been made about heating issues in the rooms, however. Travelers might also want to check out Ambassador Hotel Cork, which has an on-site fitness center and sauna. 

Hayfield Manor Hotel
Perrott Avenue, College Road

One of Ireland's most acclaimed properties, this family-run, 88-room boutique hotel in Cork City pulls out all the stops for an authentic Irish experience. The hotel is set on two acres of manicured gardens, in a Georgian-style manor house with elegant, traditional decor, and has an impressive array of features, including two popular restaurants, a lively bar, and a spa with heated indoor pool. Guests can also expect warm Irish hospitality, exemplified in perks like a golf putter in every room and a special milk-and-cookies turndown service for kids. Charming rooms include upscale amenities like iPod docks, orthopedic beds, Nespresso machines, and Elemis bath products. Rates are reflective of the level of luxury; this is definitely Cork's top hotel.

Maryborough Hotel & Spa
Maryborough Hill, Douglas

The 93-room Maryborough Hotel and Spa is an upscale spa hotel that has gone to some lengths to preserve and celebrate its period heritage, not least in its wonderful gardens. The spa impresses with ample, and largely free, facilities while the club's indoor pool is larger than most. Sophisticated rooms blend modern and classic decor elements, though some details could use a refresh. Those looking to explore Cork might find the location a bit out the way, so if you'd rather be central, The River Lee Hotel is comparable on rates and amenities.

Fernroyd House B&B
Fernroyd 4 O'Donovan Rossa Road

Fernroyd House is a charming B&B housed in a historic building a 10-minute walk from the city center. Its eight rooms all feature homey decor, mini-fridges, free Wi-Fi, and small tube TVs (most). A free, hearty homemade breakfast is served daily in a lovely room with a few tables, two fireplaces, and large windows that let in tons of light. Guest can mingle in the charming little yard, or in the guest lounge equipped with a flat-screen TV, a microwave, and a selection of teas.

Ambassador Hotel & Health Club Cork
The Ambassador Hotel Military Hill, St Lukes

A former military hospital, the Ambassador is now an upscale historic boutique. Its 70 spacious rooms all feature colorful decor, high ceilings, king beds, free Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs. Some have balconies offering expansive city views. Property highlights include a beautiful restaurant with a homey feel, and a fitness center complete with a sauna. The location atop a hill allows for panoramic views -- but guests will have to drive to the city center or take a 20-minute uphill walk on their way back.