This lovely Victorian building is in quiet, private walled gardens and is 3 km from Cork city centre, with buses stopping outside the door.
Silvia
Ireland
easy check in and out. nice breakfast with hot plates. basic room but clean and with all the essentials. nice restored bathroom with good shower. Parking option appreciated.
Overlooking Fitzgerald Park, The Redclyffe Guesthouse is opposite University College Cork. Cork city centre is a 10-minute walk and Redclyffe offers free Wi-Fi, free parking and traditional...
michael
Ireland
The room was ideal and comfortable. There was nice coffee places and a nice Asian restaurant practically across the road,so I didn't have to go into town. Only a 15 minute walk from the main city hospital which really suited. Would definitely stay again.
On the banks of the River Lee, this stylish 4-star lodge offers modern rooms with LCD TVs and power showers. Cork centre is just a 10-minute walk away, and free parking and free Wi-Fi are available.
Featuring 3-star accommodation, Crawford House- ScholarLee Living Apartments is situated in Cork, 400 metres from University College Cork and 1.2 km from Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral.
Vanessa
Ireland
Very Clean. I loved the layout of the kitchen/lounge.
Belvedere House Cork Guest House is set in Cork, 3 km from Cork City Hall, 3.2 km from Cork Custom House, as well as 3.4 km from Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral.
Leitrim Property Cork is situated in Cork, 1.1 km from Kent Railway Station, 1.4 km from Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral, and 2.5 km from University College Cork.
Ethan
Ireland
Room was tidy and shared kitchen space was the same, landlord was very helpful and polite when I had issues with accessing the code to the main door. Would recommend to anyone staying in the city centre and looking for an affordable and convenient place to stay.
Set in Blarney in the County Cork region, with Blarney Stone nearby, Beechwood Lodge offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Kevin
Ireland
The host had mentioned that the breakfast would not be included but bread and cereal would be available. It was good and met our expectation. The room was cozy and comfortable. An instant heater for hot water was well functioning. You can use Netflix as a guest account.
Warm and welcoming guest houses are ideal for travellers who prefer unfussy accommodation with a personal touch. They are usually family-run, and your host will provide local recommendations and optional meals. Often cheaper than regular hotels, guest houses can also feature a cosy living room and a garden.
Very clean room and daily housekeeping
Quiet at night and ease of access via city buses. Could also walk into the city centre if I chose to
Lovely park right behind the Guest House
Great breakfast and whole grain Irish soda bread was a bonus for breakfast - always yogurt and fruit available but also a full protein breakfast with options
Felt safe walking back to the house in the evening
The hotel is very charming, in an old building with a waterfall in the yard. Shops, clubs, pubs and restaurants are nearby, the city centre is 5 min by walk. Aircoach to Dublin in the same street. Breakfast was very good and not expensive. Wlan worked very well, the beds were comfortable. I got a quiet room on request in the 3rd floor (well isolated window). I would definitely stay here again!
The swimming pool! The breakfast was great - lots of choice. The family room was very spacious . The building and its history are really interesting. Great location- very quiet, yet only a 7 minute walk from the city centre.
Great location, walking distance to the city centre. Host Tim was a great character, great sense of humour and very welcoming and knowledgeable .
Parking available at the back of the guesthouse.
Great location, only 10 minute walk from the city centre. Breakfast was really nice and the host, Valerie made us feel very welcome from check in. The room was very spacious and bed was comfortable. Would highly recommend this guesthouse
Aisling
Young couple
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