Cottages in Cork

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Daffodil - Disconnect And Recharge - Cork
9.2 5 reviews

Daffodil - Disconnect And Recharge

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This tranquil lodge is located near Carrigaline, offering convenient access to Cork city, Cork Airport, Cork Harbour, and the ferry terminal, all within a short drive.
This pet-friendly cabin accommodates up to three guests and features a bathroom, with an optional wood-fired hot tub for stargazing and the opportunity to cook on an open fire, making it ideal for families seeking relaxation.
Campus Cabin - 5 Minutes Walk From Ucc - Cork
10 10 reviews

Campus Cabin - 5 Minutes Walk From Ucc

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This compact lodging is located in Cork City's University District, a 500-meter walk from University College Cork and within easy reach of Cork City Centre.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom cabin accommodates two guests and offers internet and kitchen facilities, providing a private and comfortable base for exploring the city.
Woodland Villa In Glanmire - Cork
9.0 23 reviews

Woodland Villa In Glanmire

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This four-bedroom, four-bathroom villa near Cork City boasts a secluded 22-acre woodland setting, a 16km drive from the city centre and close to Fota Wildlife Park.
The property offers spacious accommodation for up to eight guests, featuring modern comforts such as underfloor heating and a fully equipped kitchen, plus proximity to excellent golf courses and the English Market.
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).

Frequently Asked Questions about cottages in Cork

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

    On your first day, start with a stroll around the vibrant city centre, visiting the English Market and St. Fin Barre's Cathedral. In the afternoon, take a ferry to Cobh, exploring its charming streets and the Titanic Experience. On day two, head to the picturesque Blarney Castle, climb the tower to kiss the famous Blarney Stone, and enjoy a traditional Irish lunch at a local pub. Afterward, discover the beauty of the scenic Cork Harbour on a scenic boat tour.
  • 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 beautiful area for renting a cottage. It's known for its stunning coastline, rolling hills, and charming villages. Places like Bantry Bay and the Beara Peninsula offer picturesque settings and a tranquil atmosphere.
  • What are the best cottages for families and kids in Cork?

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

    Spring and autumn are lovely times to rent a cottage in Cork. The weather is mild, the crowds are smaller, and the scenery is breathtaking with vibrant colours. You can enjoy the outdoors without the heat of summer or the chill of winter.
  • 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 English Market, a bustling hub of local produce and crafts. The Cork City Gaol, a former prison, offers a glimpse into the city's history. For nature lovers, a visit to the stunning Glengarriff Nature Reserve is a must. And of course, a trip to Blarney Castle to kiss the Blarney Stone is a quintessential Cork experience.
  • Why consider renting a cottage in Cork for your stay?

    Renting a cottage offers a unique and authentic experience. You can enjoy the peace and quiet of the countryside, cook your own meals, and immerse yourself in the local culture. Cottages often have charming features and offer a cosy and comfortable home away from home.
  • Can you easily explore Cork on foot or by bike?

    Cork city centre is very walkable, with many attractions within easy reach. For exploring the surrounding countryside, you can rent a bike and cycle along scenic routes like the Lee Valley Cycleway. Just be aware of the hills!
  • What family-friendly activities are available in Cork?

    Cork has plenty to offer families. The Fota Wildlife Park is a great day out for all ages, with a variety of animals to see. The Crawford Art Gallery has interactive displays and activities for children. And the Cork City Gaol offers family-friendly tours and workshops.

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