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The Blarney Base - Cork
9.3 19 reviews

The Blarney Base

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This three-bedroom, two-bathroom house near Blarney, County Cork, offers excellent access to Cork city (24km) and the Blarney Castle (3km), making it ideal for exploring County Cork and beyond.
Sleeping up to five guests, the property includes a kitchen, parking, and internet access, providing a comfortable base for day trips to attractions such as Killarney National Park (112km).
Lunas Lodge - Cork
9.8 52 reviews

Lunas Lodge

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Luna's Lodge is a self-catering studio apartment in the quiet Cork suburb of Douglas, a short 1-minute walk from a bus stop providing easy access to Cork city centre and Ringaskiddy.
This comfortable apartment, sleeping up to four guests, features a king-size bed, a pull-out sofa bed, a fridge, a smart TV, fast Wi-Fi, and parking; a travel cot is available on request, and its proximity to Douglas Village offers numerous restaurants and bars.
Cardinal Court , Wilton 3br Beside Cuh Hospital - Cork
8.5 9 reviews

Cardinal Court , Wilton 3br Beside Cuh Hospital

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This family-friendly house in Wilton, Cork, is situated 2.4km from University College Cork, 3.5km from St. Fin Barre's Cathedral, and 4.3km from Cork City Hall, offering easy access to the city's key attractions.
The 11-square-metre property comprises three bedrooms, one bathroom, and accommodates up to nine guests, boasting a fully equipped kitchen, private parking, a terrace, and complimentary Wi-Fi.
The Quiet Corner At Blackrock - Cork
9.9 127 reviews

The Quiet Corner At Blackrock

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This Blackrock studio apartment, 3km from Cork city centre, is situated near Blackrock Castle and the Greenway, offering easy access to local amenities and attractions.
The self-catering unit sleeps two, features a fully equipped kitchenette with washer-dryer, and provides access to a shared garden with a fire pit; high-speed Wi-Fi and parking are also included.

Frequently asked questions about cottages in Cork

  • What would be a good 2-days itinerary for visiting Cork?

    On your first day, head to the English Market for some delicious local produce. Then, take a stroll through the historic streets of the city centre, visiting St. Fin Barre's Cathedral and the Cork City Gaol. In the evening, enjoy a traditional Irish music session at a pub in the vibrant area of Shandon. On your second day, take a trip to the charming village of Kinsale, known for its colourful houses and seafood restaurants. You can also visit the Blarney Castle and kiss the famous Blarney Stone.
  • What are the best cottages in Cork?

    Among the cottages in Cork, The Coach House Douglas, Ballinlough Cottage and Charming Cottage -Near Cork City are the most popular ones.

  • What part of Cork is ideal for renting a cottage?

    West Cork is a popular area for renting cottages, with beautiful countryside views and charming villages like Bantry, Clonakilty and Skibbereen. You'll find a wide range of cottages, from traditional stone houses to modern, luxurious ones.
  • What are the best cottages for families and kids in Cork?

  • When is the best time to rent a cottage in Cork?

    The shoulder seasons, spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October), are ideal for renting a cottage in Cork. You'll enjoy pleasant weather and fewer crowds compared to the peak summer months.
  • What are the best cottages with parking in Cork?

    The Coach House Douglas, Ballinlough Cottage and Charming Cottage -Near Cork City are the best cottages with parking in Cork.

  • What are the can't-miss sights in Cork?

    You can't miss the iconic English Market, a vibrant food hall with local produce and artisan crafts. Also, visit the historic Blarney Castle, famous for its Blarney Stone, and take a walk along the picturesque River Lee, passing by the Cork City Gaol and the Franciscan Well Brewery.
  • Why consider renting a cottage in Cork for your stay?

    Renting a cottage offers a more authentic and immersive experience, allowing you to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the Irish countryside. You'll have more space and privacy compared to a hotel, and many cottages come with amenities like gardens and fireplaces.
  • Can you easily explore Cork on foot or by bike?

    Cork city centre is easily walkable, and there are plenty of bike paths for exploring the surrounding areas. You can rent bikes from several locations in the city, and there are also guided cycling tours available.
  • What family-friendly activities are available in Cork?

    Cork is a great destination for families, with plenty of activities to keep everyone entertained. The Fota Wildlife Park is a popular choice, and the Cork City Gaol offers interactive tours suitable for all ages. For outdoor fun, visit the Cork City Park, which has a playground, picnic areas, and walking trails.

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