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  • Gresham Metropole Hotel pics,photos

    Gresham Metropole Hotel

    4 starsVery good

    From  US$ 96Map

    Maccurtain Street, Cork, Ireland

    Located in the heart of Cork City, the Gresham Metropole has been one of the city’s landmarks for over 100 years and has recently undergone extensive refurbishment.  More details 

  • Garryvoe Hotel pics,photos

    Garryvoe Hotel

    4 starsExcellent

    From  US$ 122Map

    Ballycotton Bay, Cork, Ireland, -

    Garryvoe Hotel in situated in East Cork directly overlooking beautiful Ballycotton Bay and Garryvoe Strand, taking in spectacular views of 5 km of one of Ireland s finest beaches.  More details 

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    West Cork Hotel

    3 stars

    From  US$ 119Map

    Llen Street, Cork, Ireland, -

    An ideal base for those wishing to explore what is, arguably, Irelands most scenic and unspoilt coastline, The West Cork Hotel has established a reputation for excellence with, among others, couples on romantic getaways, families who want to have fun, wedding planners, conference organisers.  More details 

  • Midleton Park Hotel And Spa pics,photos

    Midleton Park Hotel And Spa

    4 starsExcellent

    From  US$ 121Map

    Midleton, Cork, Ireland

    Located 20 minutes from Cork City Centre, enter the warmth and elegance of Midleton Park Hotel and Spa for business and pleasure and you will find the warm service you deserve.  More details 

  • Hotel Isaacs pics,photos

    Hotel Isaacs

    3 stars

    From  US$ 81

    48 Maccurtain Street, Cork, Ireland, 0

    A city centre Victorian property with a waterfall retains many of the original features like stone archways.  More details 

  • Carrigaline Court Hotel And Leisure Centre pics,photos

    Carrigaline Court Hotel And Leisure Centre

    4 starsVery good

    From  US$ 171Map

    Carrigaline 1, Cork, Ireland, 0000

    Carrigaline Court Hotel and Leisure Centre is situated in the lively town of Carrigaline, close to the Fota Wildlife Park and the Jameson Heritage Center. This four-star luxurious facility in the shape of townhouses includes swimming pool, Jacuzzi, steam room, sauna, gym and conference venues.  More details 

  • Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Cork pics,photos

    Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Cork

    4 starsVery good

    From  US$ 114Map

    Ditchley House, Little Island, Cork, Ireland

    Cork is Ireland's 2nd largest city and European Capital of Culture 2005. Having one of the world's finest natural harbours, means that the city has daily ferry connections with Britain and mainland Europe.  More details 

  • Radisson Blu Hotel, Cork Airport pics,photos

    Radisson Blu Hotel, Cork Airport

    4 starsVery good

    From  US$ 109Map

    Cork Airport, Cork, Ireland

    The hotel comprises a total of 81 rooms, a car park, a garage and a restaurant. The rooms come with an en suite bathroom.  More details 

  • Celtic Ross Hotel pics,photos

    Celtic Ross Hotel

    3 starsGood enough

    From  US$ 122Map

    Rosscarbery, Cork, Ireland, 00000

    Superbly located overlooking Rosscarbery Bay and Galley Head, historic only 1 hour from Cork city. the Celtic Ross Hotel offers comfortable accommodation and is the ideal base for both business and pleasure and for exploring scenic West Cork.  More details 

  • Silver Springs Moran Hotel pics,photos

    Silver Springs Moran Hotel

    4 starsExceptional

    From  US$ 94Map

    Tivoli, Cork, Ireland

    This stylish four-star hotel is situated in a quiet area of Cork, within a short ride from the central part of the city, offering comfortable accommodation for the city guests. There are different types of rooms, a number of leisure facilities, including two swimming pools and a gym.  More details 

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CORK is the second largest city in Ireland.

Some Corkonians consider the city to be the capital of the Republic of Ireland. Cork lies on the river Lee, which divides into two channels to the west. The city’s heart is located in this piece of land surrounded by the Lee. Cork has great cultural importance and was called the European Capital of Culture in 2005. Some ratings have named Cork to be among the top 10 most popular tourist destinations. There are a number of festivals held annually in the city. They include the Midsummer Festival of poetry and art, Film Festival featuring the best Irish and international films, as well as the Jazz Festival, one of the biggest of its kind in Europe.

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Cork hotels

CORK is the second largest city in Ireland.

Some Corkonians consider the city to be the capital of the Republic of Ireland. Cork lies on the river Lee, which divides into two channels to the west. The city’s heart is located in this piece of land surrounded by the Lee. Cork has great cultural importance and was called the European Capital of Culture in 2005. Some ratings have named Cork to be among the top 10 most popular tourist destinations. There are a number of festivals held annually in the city. They include the Midsummer Festival of poetry and art, Film Festival featuring the best Irish and international films, as well as the Jazz Festival, one of the biggest of its kind in Europe.

Cork hotels are numerous. Booked.net has a great selection of Cork hotels from economical options to luxury hotels for any budget, taste and purpose of stay.

Cork houses a great number of cultural places to attend. Make sure you make some time to view the local gallaries. Major tourist attractions include:

- St Finbarr's Cathedral is a stunning church constructed in the 19th century in Gothic style

- Shandon Church, a definite landmark of Cork. You will be allowed to ring the bells, which are considered to be the city’s symbols

- Lewis Gluckman Gallery lies on the campus of the University College Cork. It exhibits pieces of international art

- Crawford Municipal Art Gallery exposes European and local art works, as well as ancient Greek and Roman statues

Cork Vision Centre is another important sight. Originally a church, the center currently houses the scale model of the city. If you are looking for a picturesque view, Elizabeth Fort is the place to go. Otherwise, take a short ride to Cork City Gaol and enjoy a great view of the western part of the city. For food and handicrafts, visit Elizabeth Fort where a market takes place every Sunday. For those who fancy promenades, there are some historic walking tours that will give you an insight into the city’s history and how it expanded to its current state. If you look for quiet natural surroundings, Fitzgeralds Park just beside the river Lee is the place to go.

There is no need to go further than Booked.net when deciding on your hotel. Look for Cork hotels based on ratings, guests’ reviews or other selection criteria, and plan your journey as you want it to be.

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