Hotels in Cork

Location: Just a mile or so from the picturesque town of Clonakilty in West Cork, set within stunning landscaped gardens, just 3 miles from the coastline part of the spectacular Wild Atlantic Way. The O’Neill family and award-winning team at Fernhill have a long history and tradition of providing world class hospitality, from the welcome to the freshly cooked breakfast.

Location: Glengarriff Park Hotel is a family run hotel located in the heart of the lovely West Cork village of Glengarriff. The Park Bistro offers an enjoyable dining experience and you can relax and meet the locals in Mac Carthy's traditional Irish bar. The area boasts spectacular scenery and activities, including walking, fishing, golf, sailing, gardens and horse riding. The hotel is on the N71 which links the towns of Bantry in West Cork and Kenmare in County Kerry.

Location: on the coast 40kms east of Cork City. This family-run hotel across the road from a five mile shingle beach overlooking Ballycotton Bay. The Health Club boasts a 30 yards pool, a unique aqua jogging area and an outdoor hot tub, sauna and a well-equipped gym. Equally popular with couples and families for its indoor pool and high-season kids’ club, with seafood a highlight on the restaurant menu.

Location: Cork City. This recently refurbished hotel has been transformed into a smart hotel where Victorian gothic meets contemporary style. It is 20mins walk to the Opera House and city centre. The magnificent bar is popular with the locals; casual dining. With complimentary parking for guests.

Location: Baltimore, West Cork. This friendly hotel on the Wild Atlantic Way is the epitome of Irish hospitality, with a pub (it brews its own beer), traditional music on a Saturday night, cheerful rooms and a busy restaurant specialising in seafood. From here you can explore this south west part of Ireland, and visit the islands of Sherkin, Cape Clear and Heir.

Location: 7 miles Cork City. This traditional country-house hotel is a good choice for touring, or a longer stay to discover the waterscape of Cork harbour with its islands, activities and historic sights, like Cobh harbour, Blarney Castle where you will find the famous ‘Blarney Stone’.

Location: Macroom, between Blarney and Killarney. An impressive hotel on the town’s high street ideally set for ‘tasting’ Killarney’s Lakes to the west and Blarney and Cork to the east. The leisure centre, bar, cafe and restaurant are popular with locals.

Location: The hotel is in the centre of the small unspoilt fishing village of Ballycotton, overlooking miles of spectacular coastline. Each of the hotels 35 spacious bedrooms directly overlook the wide expanse of ocean at Ballycotton Bay and Chef Ciaran Scully and his team are committed to using the freshest, seasonal and local ingredients for diners to taste.

Location: West Cork overlooking Rosscarbery Bay. This family run hotel has been a popular favourite with guests since it opened. The leisure centre has a swimming pool including baby and bubble pool, steam room, sauna and gym. The hotel has many rooms overlooking the bay including good size family rooms. With easy access to a choice of beaches and just 10 minute drive from Clonakilty, the hotel is a good location to explore this very scenic area and enjoy Irish hospitality.