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Hotels in Cork
13 Hotels
The Kingsley
Victoria Cross

The Kingsley is an elegant four-pearl property with charming views of the River Lee, though it's outside of the city center, which is an eight-minute drive away. Features include a large indoor pool, two hot tubs, a diversified spa, and multiple dining options that include two restaurants and a lobby lounge. Its 131 rooms follow the same sophisticated decor as the rest of the hotel and offer flat-screen TVs along with sleek walk-in showers and separate tubs. Two-bedroom apartments with full-size kitchens are available as well. The property caters mostly to couples looking for a refined atmosphere; travelers seeking something closer to the city center might want to check out the River Lee Hotel. 

The River Lee
Western Road

The 182-room River Lee is one of the top luxury hotels in Cork, and is part of the upscale Doyle Collection mini-chain. Contemporary, understated decor, a restaurant and bar that are among the city's best, a small trendy spa, and an impressive fitness center and indoor pool (run by an outside company) define the experience. Though some may find the style of the hotel a bit generic, extras such as warm towels at check-in and heated floors in the bathrooms put this a cut above a typical four-pearl property. The location is just outside the city center, but within walking distance of both the English Market and the shopping hub of St. Patrick's Street.

Jurys Inn Cork
Anderson's Quay

A mid-range contemporary hotel, Jurys Inn Cork sits along the Lee River within a 10-minute walk of two shopping centers, the train station, and opera house and surrounded by bars, restaurants, and cafes. Renovated in 2014, the hotel and its 133 rooms are well-maintained, and they include multi-channel flat-screen TVs, kettles, work desks, and free Wi-Fi, and some have river views. Note that rooms are not air-conditioned, though that's not unusual in Ireland. The hotel bar has several local craft beers on tap. The restaurant serves dinner, and a buffet breakfast is available. There's an on-site meeting room that can accommodate up to 35 people. Travelers could also consider Hotel Isaacs Cork as an alternative -- it offers similar amenities, plus apartment accommodations and discounts at a nearby gym and pool.