Located on the River Lee, the city of Cork is one of Ireland’s premier tourist destinations. The city was expanded by the Vikings and in 1185 Cork was a fully walled medieval city, with many of its old town centre remnants still around. The people of Cork like to see themselves a little different from the rest of Ireland, giving the city a distinct vibe from other major Irish cities like Dublin. Cork was voted the European Capital of Culture twice and was named in Lonely Planet’s “Top 10 Best in Travel” so there’s no reason not to visit this amazing city while you’re in Ireland. But if you’re traveling with people why not book a hotel where you can be close by to your travel buddies? Here are 10 hotels in Cork with interconnecting rooms!
1. Rochestown Park Hotel (from USD 191)
With elegant interconnecting rooms and fine dining options, the Rochestown Park Hotel is a beautiful place to stay while you’re in Cork. Each room comes with marble bathrooms and guests will get access to the pool and the award-winning fitness centre as well as the chance to book an appointment in the beauty salon. Enjoy your room with its flat-screen TV, free WiFi, and mood lighting and if you had a long day why not book a massage while you’re here. Local golf courses are about 10 minutes away and there are a ton of bars, restaurants, and shops nearby.
Rochestown Park Hotel
Address: Rochestown Road, Douglas
Parking Restaurant Room service Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-hour front desk Sauna Fitness centre
2. Charleville Park Hotel & Leisure Club (from USD 190)
Located right between Cork and Limerick the hotel has everything you’ll need for a great stay in Cork. On top of your interconnecting room, every guest will have access to the WiFi, the leisure club as well as the gym. The hotel features a pool, sauna, and an aerobics studio that can be used free of charge. Modern Irish cuisine is served in the Greenfinch Restaurant and if guests are looking for a little more adult atmosphere they can have a drink or two at the bar.
Charleville Park Hotel & Leisure Club IRELAND
Address: Limerick Rd, Charleville, Co. Cork
Parking Restaurant Pets allowed Room service Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-hour front desk Sauna
3. Maldron Hotel Shandon (from USD 261)
This newly refurbished 4-star hotel is located right in the heart of Cork and is only a few minutes walk away from the Opera Lane and St. Patrick’s street. The large and comfy rooms with possible interconnection have private bathrooms, large satellite TV, and 24-hour room service menu. The morning breakfast buffet offers a wide variety of food to start your day and the Grain and Grill Restaurant cooks up delicious fare for lunch and dinner. Enjoy the on-site swimming pool and gym so you’ll never miss a workout.
Maldron Hotel Shandon Cork City
Address: John Redmond Street., Shandon
Restaurant Room service Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-hour front desk Sauna Fitness centre Non-smoking rooms
4. The Montenotte Hotel (from USD 278)
Located just within walking distance of downtown Cork the Montenotte Hotel offers a calm and quiet location with modern interconnecting rooms and even free parking. The brightly lit rooms all feature an en-suite bathroom as well as TV and WiFi. The in-house restaurant is located on the top of the building, offering some amazing views of the city while you enjoy your meals. If you’re visiting Cork and staying here, you may never want to leave the hotel as it also features a pool, sauna and even in-house cinema where films are shown nightly.
The Montenotte Hotel
Parking Restaurant Room service Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-hour front desk Sauna Fitness centre
5. Oriel House Hotel (from USD 202)
Only a short 15-minute drive away from the airport, the Oriel House Hotel has everything you’d want in a great hotel. Pool, free WiFi, and a bar are all onsite and not to mention that each room comes with a TV, luxurious marble bathroom and air-conditioning system. And most rooms have the option of being interconnected with each other. The Oriel Restaurant serves international cuisine made from local produce and for those who wish to work out a little, there is a gym, pool and infinity resistance pool as well.
Oriel House Hotel
Parking Restaurant Room service Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-hour front desk Sauna Fitness centre
6. Hayfield Manor (from USD 636)
Feel like a celebrity while you stay in an authentic manor house. Surrounded by leafy green flora, this luxury hotel has a spa and elegant on-site restaurant. The hotel is located 15 minutes away from Cork International Airport. The elegantly designed rooms, some of which can be interconnected, all come with an orthopaedic bed, marble bathrooms and toiletries as well as flat-screen TV and WiFi. The gardens are a great place to relax and unwind outside or the heated indoor pool is a great way to cool of after a long day.
Hayfield Manor
Address: Perrott Avenue, College Road
Parking Restaurant Room service Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-hour front desk Sauna Fitness centre
7. Radisson BLU Hotel & Spa (from USD 154)
Whether you’re here for business or here for leisure, this hotel has got you covered. The business centre is great for those travelling and need amenities like WiFi or conference areas and for the leisure traveller out there, you can’t go wrong with the pool and spa centre. The hotel also features the beautiful Ditchely House, a stately Victorian-style building that dates back to the 19th century. Enjoy the bar after a long day working or soak away your problems in the hot tub. The interconnecting rooms are also great for keeping all your coworkers or employees together.
Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Cork
Address: Ditchley House Little Island, Cork, Cork, IRL, CORK
Physical distancing in dining areas WiFi Available Parking 24-hour front desk Pool/beach towels Laundry On-site parking Free WiFi
8. Fota Island Hotel and Spa (from USD 291)
Boasting its own golf course, country views and a beautiful pool, this hotel is an amazing place to spend time, especially if you’re into golf. Every inter-connectable room comes with a flat-screen TV, great views, marble bathrooms and a mini bar. The large windows allow for lots of light and the Fota Restaurant will serve some of the best dinner and dining option around. Enjoy an afternoon cocktail or evening drink in the Amber Lounge and enjoy this amazing location.
Fota Island Hotel and Spa
Parking Restaurant Room service Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-hour front desk Tennis court Sauna
9. Jury's Inn (from USD 256)
Located on Anderson Quay and overlooking the River Lee the Jury’s Inn is a great place for people looking to explore Cork. The hotel is located just a five-minute walk away from Kent Station and offers a bar, restaurant and a 24-hour concierge. Each interconnected room comes with coffee making facilities and desk space and in the morning guests can expect a delicious buffet with organic teas and coffee. The hotel is only a 10-minute walk away from St. Patrick’s street and the English Market.
Leonardo Hotel Cork - Formerly Jurys Inn
Restaurant Room service Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-hour front desk Non-smoking rooms Facilities for disabled guests Family rooms
10. Imperial Hotel (from USD 352)
Located in the heart of the city the Imperial Hotel is is just a stone’s throw away from the shopping district. Each interconnected room comes with a flat-screen TV, WiFi and luxurious bath essentials and toiletries. The in-house restaurant serves up some amazing Mediterranean and Irish classics with fresh bread and vegetables straight from the market. Indulge at the spa for a little ‘me time’ or head out and walk to some nearby tourist locations all within walking distance.
Imperial Hotel Cork City
Restaurant Room service Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-hour front desk Sauna Fitness centre Golf course (within 3 km)
The real capital
Cork is a beautiful city and there’s a reason why it is held in such high esteem as a European city. Cork is diverse, its new but it also intermingles with the old and it doesn’t shy away from its history. So while you’re visiting the beautiful country of Ireland, make sure you make a stop in Cork as some Corkonians like to say; it should be the real capital.
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