Cheap Hotels in Cork
Near St. Anne's Shandon Church
Jurys Inn Cork is located on Anderson’s Quay overlooking the River Lee. Jurys is a 5-minute walk from Kent Station and offers a bar, restaurant, and 24-hour reception.The rooms at Jurys Cork are modern and spacious with a DREAM bed, a flats-screen TV with freeview, spa toiletries, and spacious bathrooms. There is a workspace area and tea and coffee-making facilities.Breakfast is available daily as a pre-packed balanced option delivered to your room. The contemporary restaurant offers an international dinner menu. The bar serves lunch, snacks and coffee.Jurys Inn Cork is a 5-minute walk from the Merchants Quay Shopping Center and the main shopping area of St. Patrick’s Street. The English Market, The Boardwalk, and Shandon Steeple are both within a 10-minute walk from Jurys.
Boasting 4 AA stars, this guest house provides contemporary, elegant accommodation just a 20-minute walk from Cork city centre. All the bedrooms in the Crawford Guest House provide the ultimate in comfort with oak wood furniture and 6-foot orthopaedic beds. All rooms are en suite with bath and/or shower facilities. The Crawford is also directly opposite University College Cork.
Rose Lodge is a superbly appointed guesthouse with its own car park, just 10 minutes walk from the centre of Cork City, the Southern capital of Ireland. Rose Lodge offers a cozy and quiet stay with friendly atmosphere and helpful staff. It is an ideal base for the holiday-maker to explore the beautiful south-western coast and the renowned Lakes of Killarney and the Ring of Kerry. Situated opposite the gates of University College Cork.
On the banks of the River Lee, Shandon Bells offers bright, classically furnished rooms with LCD TVs, and full Irish breakfasts. Guests can enjoy on-site private fishing on the river. Each room includes satellite channels on its wall-mounted LCD TV, as well as free WiFi access. There is a private bathroom and hairdryer, along with tea/coffee facilities and welcome sweets. Guests at Shandon Bells Guest House can order a buffet breakfast or hearty full Irish breakfasts for a surcharge. The famous English Market in Cork is just a 10-minute walk away. The main entrance of University College Cork is less than a minute's walk away, and the bustling shops and restaurants of St Patrick’s Street are only 15 minutes’ walk away.
In Cork (Victorian Quarter)
Overlooking Fitzgerald Park, the Killarney Guest house sits opposite University College Cork. Recommended by the Irish Times, this family-run guest house offers bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi in the lobby and free parking. Killarney offers a buffet breakfast on request for EUR 9 per person. It includes tea, coffee, toast home-baked scones, breads and cereals. The tastefully decorated rooms all have TVs, hair dryers and tea/coffee making facilities. Some rooms have whirlpool baths. Cork city centre’s many shops, restaurants and attractions, including Shandon Steeple and St. Finbarr’s Cathedral are just a 10-minute walk. The Blarney Stone is 4 miles away. Cork Airport is a 10-minute drive away and there are several golf courses within a 5-mile radius of the guest house.
Just 5 minutes’ walk away from Cork City Centre, this elegant period guesthouse has been carefully restored to provide a unique combination of traditional Irish hospitality with modern facilities. The ideal base from which to explore the attractions within Cork City Centre and the surroundings, Achill House provides easy access to Kinsale, Blarney Castle, the beautiful south west coast or the renowned Lakes of Killarney and Ring of Kerry. The hotel also boasts excellent transport links with the bus and train stations, Cork Airport and Ringaskiddy car ferry terminal all close by. Achill House’s spacious en suite bedrooms are each furnished with all modern comforts required for a relaxing stay, including multi-channel television, radio and direct-dial telephone/modem facilities.
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Near Frankfield Golf Club
College View Apartments is a new luxurious apartment complex directly opposite University College Cork (UCC) and a 5-minute walk from the city centre. Each self-catering unit is furnished to a superior standard, and have cable TV channels. Most have free broadband and a flat-screen TV. There are complementary toiletries and a welcome pack of tea/coffee and milk on arrival. Keys can be located at a lock box in the garden. College View Apartments is within walking distance of many tourist attractions, fine restaurants and lively nightlife. There is free car parking and a bus stop outside the door.
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Hotels in Cork
Nicknamed the rebel city, Cork is dynamic, fast-paced and steeped in culture and history. The city is built on the banks of the River Lee, with part of the city centre actually an island, and has one of the world's largest natural harbours.
Book one of our Cork hotels and discover why the locals refer to the city as the real capital of Ireland.
Historic monuments
Shandon Steeple, officially St Anne's Church, is one of Cork's most famous landmarks. It is known as the Four-Faced Liar due to the propensity of its four clocks to all tell slightly different times. You can ring the church bells, see how the clocks work, and enjoy panoramic views of the city from the tower balcony.
St Fin Barre's Cathedral stands on the spot where Cork's patron saint Finbarr founded his monastery in the 7th century. There's plenty to admire here too, including marble floor mosaics, a stunning ceiling, stained glass windows and more than 1, 260 sculptures.
Museums and galleries
Cork Public Museum's varied collection includes ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman artefacts, medieval objects found near the city walls, 18th-century silverware and collections relating to sport and costume. There's also an exhibition on Cork's role in the Irish War of Independence.
Crawford Art Gallery's historic and contemporary collection of more than 2, 500 works includes paintings, prints, drawings, sculpture and video, with 19th and 20th-century Irish art a particular strong point. Admission is free.
At Cork City Gaol, you'll get an insight into life in an Irish prison in the 19th century, and through that, the social history of the period. The jail was operational from 1824 to 1923 and is a listed building notable for its architecture. The top floor of the Governor's house was used for broadcasting by Radio Eirann from the 1920s to the 1950s, and there is also a radio museum here.
Shopping
Cork is a big shopping destination. You'll find lots of high street shops in Opera Lane and St Patrick's Street, including department stores Debenhams and Dunnes in the Merchant's Quay shopping centre. The Mahon Point Shopping Centre has more than 60 shops, plus food outlets and a 13-screen cinema. It also hosts a farmers' market every Thursday. Cork's English Market, in Grand Parade, has been officially trading since 1788, but is thought to date back in reality to 1610. Here you can buy produce from Cork and further afield, including cheeses, herbs, spices, fruit, vegetables and baked goods.
Eating and drinking
For Irish steaks, freshly-caught fish, cocktails and more than 25 beers, head to Electric, an Art Deco former bank with excellent views of St Fin Barre's Cathedral. Fine and inventive vegetarian dining can be found at Café Paradiso, a TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice 2014 winner, whose chef, Denis Cotter, has written four cookbooks. The Elbow Lane Brew and Smokehouse has both its own smokehouse and a microbrewery, where it produces the Elbow Lane craft beer from just four ingredients. Or head to the Franciscan Well Brewery, built on the site of an old monastery and well, the water from which was supposed to have curative properties. Come on a Thursday for pizza cooked in the wood-fired oven, or book a beer tasting or a brewery tour.
Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Cork
What are the most booked hotels in Cork?
Clayton Hotel Silver Springs, Clayton Hotel Cork City and Shandon Bells Guest House are some of the popular hotels in Cork.What is the lowest price for a double room in Cork?
The cheapest price for a double room in Cork is £58, offered by Great National Commons Inn Hotel.If I want to stay in the center of Cork, which hotels shall I consider?
The best hotels near the center of Cork are The River Lee Hotel A Member Of The Doyle Collection, Achill House and The Blarney Stone Guesthouse.120,000 Hotels
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