Hotel in zona Aeroporto di Cork, Cork

On the positive side, the hotel is easy to reach from the airport, the rooms are large and beds comfortable. The breakfasts are generally of a good standard with a interesting selection. We were able to park easily. Staff friendly and helpful. The areas for us that could have been improved would include the breakfast system for having eggs cooked freshly, as most people abandoned the idea when being told there were many orders waiting to be cooked, so there would be a fair wait. Our room faced West, so by the end of a hot summer’s day, the room was also well warmed! The aircon setting of 19 degrees was hopeless in bringing the temperature down quickly and effectively, and the window only opened a tiny bit. We are still waiting for someone to explain to us why hotels still have winter weight quilts on beds in the summer…we seem to spend more time sleeping on them than under them!!!! Unfortunately this hotel is probably not an option for those on a limited budget.

Recently stayed here with my niece. The experience was brilliant from the get go from arriving at reception and greeted by Kevin Nelligan who was very pleasant and friendly. He was very helpful in providing us with the necessary needs when having a toddler stay in the hotel. When went up to the room was a lovely spacious room with a lovely view of the river. The following morning went down for breakfast and were met by the pleasant Chloe Leahy who was very nice and pleasant made it as easy an experience as possible when dining with a toddler

What can I say really? It's a Premier Inn. In the middle of a longer holiday where I was only staying in hostels, I decided to treat myself in Cork because I didn't like the sound of either of the hostels that were available. The Premier Inn was a good solution for not blowing my budget while allowing me a bit of comfort of a room to myself. Maybe my past rare hotel experiences have been too good, but I found myself thinking my own home was nicer than this – which seemed a bizarre thought until I did the maths and realised staying in a Premier Inn was 50% more expensive than one day's rent in my own flat. I don't know, I always had this feeling that paying for a hotel meant you paid for something more luxurious than staying at home, but that was definitely not my actual experience. You don't even get proper toiletries, for one thing; the Bayliss and Harding soap and shower gel are nice, but I still had to bring my own shampoo and conditioner. There isn't really much space to unpack. As far as I know the only place to refill a water bottle was the bathroom sink, which was not particularly cold. Sadly I didn't get much of a good night's sleep; I'd been stifling a cold on my trip and while I was occasionally waking up to cough on other nights, while staying here I had such bad coughing fits on multiple occasions I started to suspect I was allergic to something in the bed sheets. I had no issues storing my bag in their luggage room when I arrived before 3pm, so I wasn't tempted to pay extra for an early check-in. Breakfast was not included with my booking, and I balked at what I considered to be quite a high price. It ended up being a non-issue as they started serving at 6:30 and I had a bus to catch at 6:50. The location is the best part really, being very central in Cork and easy to get to from most of the places you are likely to visit, including the train station. My room had a lovely view onto the Holy Trinity Church. Overall, it wasn't exactly a mind-blowing experience, but I'm sure it was more refreshing than another night in a below-average hostel would have been, so I'm glad I stayed.

La posizione dell'hotel è particolarmente conveniente per andare al mercato britannico. Il bar vicino al mercato britannico è particolarmente ricco. Le strutture e la struttura dell'hotel sono anche molto aromatiche. Il designer dell'hotel ha anche progettato alcuni edifici famosi della città. Il bagno è molto lento e il parcheggio è anche un altro pagamento

La posizione geografica dell'hotel è molto buona, proprio nel centro della città, fuori dalla finestra è un fiume, una vera casa paesaggistica. Ma l'hotel è al bordo della strada nel centro della città di Liu, il parcheggio è inconveniente. Se la porta è stata fermata, anche il bagaglio è difficile. È un piccolo parcheggio all'interno dell'hotel. Una notte 12 euro, ma non lo so in anticipo. Liu può parcheggiare al parcheggio sociale.

Hotel molto bello, poco lontano dal centro, che comunque è raggiungibile a piedi o in auto in pochi minuti. Parcheggio molto comodo e ampio proprio davanti all’ingresso dell’hotel. Noi eravamo alloggiati nel corpo principale, al secondo piano, con una bellissima vista sulla città di Cork ed un gradevole balconcino. La camera ampia, ben arredata. Il bagno abbastanza grande senza finestre. Il Wi-Fi funzionava molto bene. Colazione in una sala arredata come libreria, abbondante e varia. abbiamo cenato in hotel, vista la giornata calda e la terrazza molto piacevole. Cena in linea con le aspettative. In linea di massima è stato il miglior hotel in cui abbiamo soggiornato nei nostri otto giorni di tour in Irlanda. I quattro pallini sono dovuti al rapporto qualità/prezzo, in effetti abbiamo speso 300 € per una notte, il prezzo più alto pagato nel nostro tour in Irlanda per hotel quattro stelle abbastanza simili.

This could be a great hotel stay but not in summer. The rooms are cooled by 2 tiny windows and small desk fan. The bathrooms don’t even have fans to vent the rooms. On a 75 degree F day in Blarney and windows facing the sun all day long, the room must have been 90 degrees when we checked in. Now at 8:30 PM it is still unbearably hot. We have the door propped open with a pillow and the chain to keep out uninvited guests. We are hoping for some cross ventilation from the hot hallway but this is unlikely because the windows at the stairwell don’t seem to open at all. Staff’s reaction to my question about lack of any AC was “it is a 100 year old hotel”. Well, the mill store connecting to it has AC as does the pub and restaurant they are in former mills also 100 years old. The hotel has location, convenience, cleanliness, etc. going for it — but we are literally roasting in our rooms.

Great location to visit the wildlife park but it’s not walkable. Room was lovely. It had everything we needed. Peaceful nights sleep too. You have to pre book the leisure club and children are only allowed at certain times meaning we missed out in the morning as my 13yr old wasn’t allowed in until 9am but we had to leave then. Breakfast: Choice of food was amazing. Absolutely everything on offer. We were a bit rushed because we had the titanic experience booked so had to be punctual. We had to chase up the toast 3 times. It was the only thing my son would eat so couldn’t let it slide. Then it arrived stone cold so they apologised and redid it for him. Overall it was a lovely hotel and included some nice touches like Lily O”Brien chocolates in the room, a coffee maker and free bottle of wine for Deluxe rooms. Turn down service was a welcome surprise too.