Cork (Ireland) Cottages: no available offers. Here are other great options for your stay!
9.8 126 reviews
Cork (Ireland)
28/07 – 30/07
£261/nighttotal: £522 (2 )
Quiet Townhouse With Irish Charm
1 3
house , Cork
This Airbnb is situated in the St. Luke's area of Cork City, a 1.6km walk from the city centre and a 800m walk from McCurtain Street, offering a quiet and convenient location. The accommodation has received excellent ratings for cleanliness, location, and user experience. The house is a traditional Irish terraced house with two bedrooms and one bathroom, accommodating up to four guests. It features a kitchen with a fridge and microwave, an electric fireplace in the living room, free parking, and a range of amenities within walking distance.
8.9 9 reviews
Cork (Ireland)
20/06 – 27/06
£609/nighttotal: £4263 (7 )
River Lodge
1 2
house , Cobh
This charming house is situated on the wild edge of Cork Harbour, offering stunning views of the sunset and is a short distance from Cobh town centre and its landmarks. The property enjoys very good ratings for location, cleanliness and user experience. The house has two bedrooms and two bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to four guests. Amenities include a fully equipped kitchen, a private garden, a private mooring, kayaking facilities, and a state-of-the-art security system.
Frequently asked questions about cottages in Cork (Ireland)
What would be a good 2-days itinerary for visiting Cork?
On day one, explore the historic city centre, visiting the English Market, St. Fin Barre's Cathedral, and Cork City Gaol. In the evening, enjoy a traditional Irish music session at a pub like The Oliver Plunkett. On day two, take a scenic drive to the West Cork coastline, stopping at Kinsale, a charming town with a vibrant harbour. You can also visit the Charles Fort and enjoy fresh seafood at a local restaurant.
West Cork is a popular choice for cottage rentals, with stunning coastal scenery and charming villages like Bantry, Clonakilty, and Skibbereen. You'll find a wide range of cottages, from cosy stone cottages to modern houses with sea views.
What are the best cottages for families and kids in Cork (Ireland)?
Spring and autumn are the best times to rent a cottage in Cork, with pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and beautiful autumn colours. Summer can be busy and more expensive, but you'll enjoy longer days and warmer temperatures.
What are the best cottages with parking in Cork (Ireland)?
Cork is full of interesting places to visit! You should definitely see Blarney Castle and kiss the Blarney Stone, explore the vibrant English Market, and take a stroll through the charming streets of the city centre. For a taste of nature, head to the stunning coastline of West Cork, with its dramatic cliffs and sandy beaches.
Why consider renting a cottage in Cork for your stay?
Renting a cottage in Cork offers a unique and authentic experience, allowing you to immerse yourself in the local culture and enjoy the peace and quiet of the countryside. You'll have more space and privacy compared to a hotel, and many cottages come with charming features like fireplaces and gardens.
Can you easily explore Cork on foot or by bike?
Cork city centre is compact and easily explored on foot. For exploring the wider area, including the harbour and surrounding countryside, consider renting a bike. Cycle paths are well-maintained, and many routes offer stunning views of the city and its surroundings.
What family-friendly activities are available in Cork?
Cork offers a variety of family-friendly activities, including visiting Fota Wildlife Park, exploring the interactive exhibits at the Cork City Gaol, and enjoying a day out at the beaches of West Cork. For a fun and educational experience, consider visiting the Cork Science Centre or the Crawford Art Gallery.
