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Cork City Centre House - Cork
9.7 50 reviews

Cork City Centre House

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This Cork city centre apartment offers a peaceful retreat, a five-minute walk from Cork Bus Station and the city centre, and within walking distance of Kent Station.
The two-bedroom, one-bathroom flat sleeps four, includes a kitchen and internet access, and is ideally located for exploring Cork's restaurants and Marina Market.
Entire Apartment, Victoria Cross Cork City - Cork
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Entire Apartment, Victoria Cross Cork City

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This two-bedroom flat in Cork offers convenient access to the city, being a 10-minute taxi ride from Cork City centre, with local shops a 5-minute walk away and a shopping centre 15 minutes on foot. This accommodation for four guests includes a kitchen and parking, and is ideal for exploring Cork City while maintaining easy access to daily conveniences.
6 Rushbrooke Hotel Apartments Cobh County Cork - Cork
8.7 12 reviews

6 Rushbrooke Hotel Apartments Cobh County Cork

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This family-friendly apartment in Cobh offers stunning river and sea views, situated 3.2 kilometres from Fota Wildlife Park and 5.1 kilometres from the Cathedral of Saint Colman, with Kent Train Station located 20.9 kilometres away. The spacious 85 square metre flat boasts two bedrooms, two bathrooms, air conditioning, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, and complimentary Wi-Fi and private parking, accommodating up to nine guests.
Historical Hub Near Centre With Parking - Cork
8.8 10 reviews

Historical Hub Near Centre With Parking

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This newly refurbished two-bedroom flat is located 200 meters from St Luke's, a historical landmark, and a 10-minute walk from Cork's town centre, with a bus stop directly opposite.
Offering accommodation for up to five guests, this property features two double bedrooms, a pull-out single bed, and a fully equipped kitchen, with convenient on-street parking available.

Frequently asked questions about serviced apartments in Cork

  • How can guests enjoy a relaxing day while staying at an aparthotel in Cork?

    Cork is a great city for a relaxing day. You could spend the morning strolling around the English Market, picking up some local produce and artisan goods. In the afternoon, head to the tranquil surroundings of the Cork Public Museum, or enjoy a picnic in Fitzgerald's Park.
  • What are the best serviced apartments in Cork?

    Among the serviced apartments in Cork, Yugo Explore - Melbourn Point and Fenn House are the most popular ones.

  • Where in Cork is it ideal to rent an aparthotel?

    The city centre is a great choice for an aparthotel, as you'll be within walking distance of many of Cork's top attractions. Alternatively, if you prefer a quieter stay, consider an aparthotel in the suburbs, like Blackrock or Douglas.
  • What are the best serviced apartments with parking in Cork?

    Yugo Explore - Melbourn Point and Fenn House are the best serviced apartments with parking in Cork.

  • What are the top attractions to visit in Cork?

    Cork has a lot to offer! You can't miss the iconic English Market, a vibrant hub of local produce and crafts. For history buffs, there's the Cork City Gaol, a former prison with a fascinating past. And for a scenic escape, take a stroll along the River Lee.
  • Where can families find authentic local cuisine in Cork?

    For a true taste of Cork, head to the Farmgate Cafe in the English Market. They serve up delicious Irish dishes using fresh local ingredients. Alternatively, try the cosy and family-friendly restaurant, The Old Oak, in the heart of the city.
  • What are the benefits of choosing an aparthotel over a traditional hotel in Cork?

    Aparthotels offer more space and flexibility than traditional hotels. They're ideal for families or groups, as you can cook your own meals and have more privacy. They also tend to be more affordable, especially for longer stays.
  • What’s an ideal one-day itinerary for exploring Cork?

    Start your day with a visit to the English Market, followed by a stroll along the River Lee. In the afternoon, explore the historic Cork City Gaol and enjoy a traditional Irish meal at The Old Oak. Finish your day with a relaxing drink at a pub on the lively Oliver Plunkett Street.

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