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"Stay Unique @ the award-winning and iconic Montenotte Hotel, Cork’s freshest boutique Hotel. What makes the Montenotte Hotel unique, some might say it’s the hotels exquisitely refurbished rooms, the stunning Panorama Bistro & Terrace spectacular views of the cultured City of Cork or the hotels in house ‘The Cameo’ cinema showing a nightly movie for hotel residents to enjoy. Address: Middle Glanmire Road, Cork"

"This modern boutique hotel, which sports majestic views over Cork harbour, has an eclectic vibe with a strong sense of fun. A beautifully landscaped tiered garden provides a pleasant and peaceful refuge from the buzz of the city."

"As Cork city's sole 5 star hotel, Hayfield Manor provides all the charm of a country house, uniquely posed within two-acres of beautiful gardens, and just a pleasant stroll to the heart of Cork city. Residents of Hayfield Manor experience exceptional hospitality with staff dedicated to providing individual & memorable service alongside every modern comfort. As well as luxurious & spacious accommodation, guests of Hayfield Manor also enjoy exclusive access to The Beautique Spa which features the full range of Elemis Spa Therapy."

"When it comes to the snazziest 5-star hotels in Cork, you need look no further than Hayfield Manor in the city centre. The award-winning family-owned hotel specializes in high-quality professional service and a luxury experience. Guests can enjoy the hotel’s amazing restaurant and spa."

"While the original merchants’ property on the estate has since been rebuilt, Hayfield Manor still exudes period-style elegance. Guests can expect a serene and pampered ambiance, plus close access to University College Cork and the city centre."

"Making the most of its scenic location along the old Lee Baths site, the Kingsley offers top modern luxury on the outskirts of Cork city. A large Technogym, expansive spa, pool, and innovative dining options combine to make the Kingsley a very special spot for families, couples and singles."

"This amazing spa has great and knowledgeable therapists that make you feel comfortable and relaxed. At The Spa at the Kingsley you will be able to enjoy a mix of therapies, beauty treatments and massages. The spa facilities also include a thermal suite and steam rooms."

"The Kingsley Hotel is a four star establishment set majestically along the banks of the River Lee in the western suburbs of Cork City. The hotel provides a luxurious and inviting environment for all visitors to Ireland's Southern Capital."

"Here’s a lovely hideaway a few kilometres from the city centre, with a sprawling 18 acres (7ha) of woodlands and gardens. There are 93 rooms, from deluxe to full-blown master suites, most of them with balconies and verandas overlooking the gardens. The Art Deco-informed Bellini’s Restaurant is the place for elegant dining, on seafood chowder and Dover sole."

"This hotel with spa offers great spa treatments and allows you to combine great food with a nice stay and a great spa. At the Maryborough spa you will be able to receive multiple bookable treatments such as massages and facials. The spa is located in the Maryborough Hotel which is a gorgeous Irish estate in Cork."

"The Maryborough Hotel & Spa offers a unique experience to all it’s guests. If you decide on staying at this hotel in Cork, get ready for relaxation at it’s finest. Each guest gets free access to their Thermal Suite which incldes a rock sauna, heated lounge, ice fountain, vitality pool, and lifestyle showers."

"If history is your thing, stay here: the first hotel in Cork, the Imperial has more than 200 years of heritage emanating from its walls. Rooms are opulently decorated, giving you the feeling you’re living in a period film. If you fancy something more modern, consider the penthouse."

"When it comes to convenience, The Imperial Hotel may be the best spot for you. Located directly in Cork, you are only minutes away from good shopping, restaurants, and pubs. The hotel itself has plenty of amenities you’d expect to find:"

"The Imperial Hotel is located in the heart of Cork City and is Cork’s most central hotel. This 4 star hotel in Cork is located in the business district less than a minutes walk to the main shopping district, music an cultural events."

"When life gets a bit overwhelming, you can head over to the 0 gravity float spa in Cork. This spa is rated number 1 of the best spas in cork and offers clients an opportunity to switch off from the hustle and bustle of life and the near constant stimulation we are burdened with. This spa promises a way to deal with depression, pain and anxiety through their floatation tanks."

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"This great spa in Cork is designed to let you relax in the swimming pool, the sauna or during any of the many treatments offered at Escape Spa. Escape Spa uses products from highly rated brands such as VOYA and AVEDA to not only let you relax but also help you deal with stress and anxiety. Escape Spa in Cork is a great spa in Cork for a girls day out, to spend time with your partner or loved one, or just to get some Me-time in."

"A dramatic entrance awaits your arrival at the Imperial Hotel Cork as a rich marble surround embraces you. Our location sets us apart as one of the Top Hotels In Cork City, situated right on the doorstep of Corks shopping and commercial district. We offer an array of rooms to suit all needs."

"A certain way to strike a romantic note this Valentine’s Day is with a visit to Blackrock Castle Observatory to stargaze. The stunning castle fortress is a magical place to spend the afternoon, as you explore the galaxy and skies above. Where: Blackrock Castle Observatory, Castle Rd, Blackrock, Co Cork, Ireland When: Various times/dates How Much: Varies Link: https://www.bco.ie/"

"The Blackrock Castle Observatory may be old (the building dates back to 1582) but it’s always had an eye on the horizon. Originally, the watchtower was built to defend Cork from pirates, the Spanish, and even (in the case of one English Lord) Corkonians themselves. With walls thick enough to withstand cannon fire, it presented a formidable defense to marauders."

"Blackrock Castle is a castellated fortification some two kilometres from Cork city centre, the original building constructed in the late 16th century to protect the population from pirates and invaders. There’s an observatory too, and if you’re feeling peckish the Castle Cafe is home to some of the best brunch in Cork."

"Located on the leafy grounds of University College Cork, at its main entrance on Western Road, this sleek gallery was unveiled in 2004 to critical acclaim, winning a tranche of awards for the Irish architecture firm O’Donnell + Tuomey, who designed it. Boasting three floors of exhibition space in a swish concrete-and-glass building, the gallery hosts three temporary exhibitions each year. The gallery’s mission is to support the research, creation and exploration of the visual arts, and it offers a genuinely fresh perspective on contemporary works from Ireland and beyond."

"The Lewis Glucksman Gallery is a striking modern structure on the lush green campus of University College Cork. Completed by O’Donnell & Tuomey Architects in 2004 and named Best Public Building by the Royal Institute of Architects the following year, the building is a remarkable frame for the art on show. A former banker from New York, Lewis Glucksman settled in Cobh, County Cork and his philanthropic efforts focused on developing Irish-American cultural relations, also establishing Glucksman Ireland House – the centre for Irish and Irish-American studies at NYU."

"Lewis Glucksman Gallery|© Lewis Glucksman Gallery/WikiCommons. Nestled at the edge of the University College Cork campus, the Lewis Glucksman Gallery is a recent addition to Cork’s gallery scene. Opened in 2004, the gallery is named after its benefactor, Dr Lewis Glucksman."

"Here, the government kept Irish rebels during the Irish War of Independence and Civil War. One inmate was none other than Constance Markievicz, the revolutionary nationalist who acted as second in command at St Stephen’s Green during the 1916 Easter Rising. Now a museum, the gaol is one of the city’s most unique points of interest."

"TEMPORARILY CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING The Cronin family’s Victorian pub on the harbour front has been in the family since 1970, when it was bought by Denny and Jo Cronin. The current owners are Denis and Caroline Cronin who took over from Denis's p ..."

"A couple of years ago, Palestinian couple Izz and Eman Alkerajah and their children were entangled in Ireland’s asylum-seeker system when they began selling Eman’s traditional recipes from a tiny farmer’s market stall. Success was immediate and — asylum status now granted and full Irish citizenship in the pipeline — a year later they established a brick-and-mortar presence in Cork city, centered around their menu of manaeesh, or Palestinian flatbreads. Try the version with chicken, sweet braised red onions, and pine nuts, with sumac and olive oil for seasoning."

"Average Rating - 4.8Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - CorkAverage price - £££Review - In a league of their own!"

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