Best Hotels in Cork
Explore Cork with 137 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
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."
Hayfield Manor ★★★★★
"Old and tired hotel serving scones for breakfast to retired American tourists. Massive rip off and one to avoid!"
The Dean Cork ★★★★
"The room was very comfortable, the breakfast was delicious. We also had dinner with friends and family in Sophie's restaurant, which was enjoyed by all!"
The Clonakilty Hotel ★★★
"It was excellent value for money. The hotel bar wasn't open, so dinner was a bit difficult, but there were plenty of bars nearby. Best of all, I didn't expect breakfast to be included, but there was a simple, free breakfast, which was nice."
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!"
Cork International Hotel ★★★★
"Beautiful hotel. Big spacious room. Friendly professional staff. Restaurant has delicious food."
The Montenotte Hotel ★★★★
"good view"
West Cork Hotel ★★★
"What a lovely place to stay, we had large rooms, comfortable beds and a fabulous breakfast"
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Garryvoe Hotel
"Had our wedding here best hotel everything from the friendly staff to food to the bedrooms it all exceptional . There was never an issue anything we needed for our son who is special needs they accommodated him in every way they could"
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."
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!"
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."
Talbot Hotel Cork
"I always enjoy my stays at the Talbot. It really is a lovely hotel. The rooms are big and spacious, as are the bathrooms. The staff are friendly and professional. My only complaint is the breakfast which I don't bother with anymore. It's very subpar considering the price the hotel charges for a room. Apart from that, I love the place."
The Kingsley Hotel
"Had a lovely trip here with my mam. Clean and efficient. The breakfast buffet was to die for. Had everything I needed. I will be back."
Ballymaloe House Hotel
"What a hidden gem. Great food, great place to relax, friendly staff that cant do enough for you, we even met a famous actor there??!! could not ask for more. The Day family Dublin"
Radisson Blu Hotel, Cork
"This was my second stay at the Radisson Blu Hotel Kirk. Located about a 15-minute drive from the city center, the hotel boasts a beautiful interior and exterior environment and convenient parking. The rooms were clean and tidy, equipped with a coffee machine and ironing board. The hotel has a gym and swimming pool, and the breakfast is plentiful and delicious. It's a great choice for both business and family trips."
Seaview House Hotel
"Very relaxing"
Castle Hotel Macroom
"Spacious room with great amenities. The staff were lovely and so polite and helpful. Breakfast was stunning. Location was perfect!"
Garryvoe Beach Homes
"I had a very disappointing stay at this holiday home. Right from the start, the owner tried to overcharge me and even took unauthorized payments from my credit card. While the money was eventually refunded, it took countless emails back and forth to resolve the issue, which was stressful and completely unacceptable. The property itself was in poor condition. The couch was absolutely filthy—so bad we didn’t even want to sit on it. We called immediately upon arrival to ask for something to cover it, but got no response for the entire weekend. The garden was littered with cigarette butts, which made the outdoor space feel dirty and neglected. The fridge was tiny and barely worked, which made it impossible to store food properly. On top of that, the listing on the website was very misleading. It implied that access to the hotel leisure centre was included, but we only found out after the cancellation window had passed that there was actually an extra charge to use it. Overall, this was a very poor experience, and I would not recommend staying here. Between the lack of cleanliness, unresponsiveness, misleading information, and payment issues, it was far from the relaxing weekend we were hoping for."
Maldron Hotel South Mall Cork City
"We had a very enjoyable experience in the maldron hotel"
The Metropole Hotel Cork
"Very nice and clean hotel"
Fernhill Hotel & Estate
"Myself and my husband stayed in Fernhill House Hotel recently for 3 nights B&B and had one meal included. Its a beautiful location staff are lovely very friendly and helpful food was delicious great choice at breakfast. We really enjoyed Michael's talk on the history of the house and the tour of the beautiful gardens on Tues morning. The Hotel is just a nice stroll from Clonakilty Town. We visited the Model Railway Village well worth it. I also had a swim in Inchydoney beach which is close by and we visited Glandore which is a beautiful spot for lunch at the Glandore Inn. We really enjoyed our stay at Fernhill House Hotel and would strongly recommend it."
Cork's Vienna Woods Hotel & Villa's
"Susan at reception was outstanding with her welcome and helpfulness. We arrived two hours early and she found us a room. We did not realise that check in was 4pm and check out was 12md. Very civil times. Thanks Susan from two ****** from Australia"
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Hotels Near Top Attractions in Cork
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Cork Travel Information
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More Information About Cork Hotels
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Number of reviews |
4,573 |
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Total properties |
137 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£166 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£183 |
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Trending hotel |
Leonardo Hotel Cork |
FAQ – Hotels in Cork
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What is the average price of a hotel in Cork 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 £145 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £217 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Cork this weekend typically cost £469 per night.
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How much do hotels in Cork cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Cork during weekdays is £135 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £189 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Cork generally cost £434 per night on weekdays.
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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.
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What are the top hotels in Cork near University College Cork?
Some of the top hotels in Cork near University College Cork include Hayfield Manor (from £195), The River Lee Hotel a Member of the Doyle Collection (from £166) and The Kingsley Hotel (from £132), all offering easy access to University College Cork, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Cork?
The most popular Cork hotels for your stay: Leonardo Hotel Cork (from £88), The Address Cork (from £104) and Premier Inn Cork City Centre (from £57) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Cork are pet friendly?
Emmet Hotel (from £111) allows pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Cork are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Clayton Hotel Cork City (from £134), Fota Island Hotel and Spa (from £181) and The Kingsley Hotel (from £132) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Cork have swimming pools?
Clayton Hotel Cork City (from £134), Fota Island Hotel and Spa (from £181) and The Kingsley Hotel (from £132) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Cork offer an especially good breakfast ?
Fota Island Hotel and Spa (from £181),Hayfield Manor (from £195) and Castlemartyr Resort Hotel (from £195) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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