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Cork
2 1
NZ$403/nighttotal: NZ$1209 (3 )
Cozy, Bright 1 Bed Overlooking St. Patricks Street
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This recently refurbished one-bedroom flat in Cork City offers a central base, placing you within easy reach of local attractions and amenities. This accommodation for two guests features a fully equipped kitchen, a modern shower room, and a double bed, with internet access provided for your convenience.
9.6 440 reviews
Cork
3 2
NZ$464/nighttotal: NZ$1392 (3 )
Excellent Location 2 Bed Apartment In City Centre
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This apartment is ideally located in Cork city centre, just a short walk from the bus and train station and a range of shops, restaurants and bars. The apartment has received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness and overall user experience. The apartment has two bedrooms and one bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to four guests. It features a well-equipped kitchen with a fridge, freezer, microwave oven and dishwasher, as well as free Wi-Fi and secure off-site parking.
Cork
2 4
NZ$681/nighttotal: NZ$21111 (31 )
City Victorian Townhouse Cork, Kennedy Park
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This newly renovated four-bedroom flat is situated in Cork, just 10 minutes on foot from the city centre and close to Blarney Castle and Cork City Hall. Offering 149 square meters of living space, this accommodation comfortably sleeps eight guests and features two shower rooms, a utility room, and both front and back patio areas, with WiFi and a large TV provided.
8.9 60 reviews
Cork
1 2
NZ$598/nightfor 1 night
City-centre Apartment 2 Bed,2 Bath Prime Location
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This two-bedroom Cork city apartment is located in the Victorian Quarter, a short walk from the River Lee and close to Cork city centre attractions. The self-catering flat offers a spacious open-plan kitchen/living area, two bathrooms (one with a king-size bed), sleeps six guests comfortably, and includes free Wi-Fi, a TV, and nearby paid on-street parking or a Q-Park car park a 4-minute walk away.
Frequently asked questions about serviced apartments in Cork
How can guests enjoy a relaxing day while staying at an aparthotel in Cork?
A relaxing day in Cork could involve a leisurely stroll along the Lee River, taking in the sights of the city. You could then head to the English Market for some local produce and a bite to eat. In the afternoon, you could relax in your aparthotel and enjoy the peace and quiet.
The city centre is a great location for an aparthotel, as it's within walking distance of many of Cork's attractions, restaurants, and shops. The South Mall area is particularly popular, as it's close to the English Market and the River Lee.
What are the best serviced apartments with parking in Cork?
Cork has a lot to offer, from the historic English Market to the vibrant Cork City Gaol. For a taste of nature, you can visit the scenic Blarney Castle and Gardens, or take a stroll through the Fitzgerald Park. If you're interested in art, the Crawford Art Gallery is a must-see.
Where can families find authentic local cuisine in Cork?
For a taste of traditional Irish fare, head to The Shelbourne Bar & Restaurant or the Farmgate Cafe. If you're looking for something a bit more adventurous, try the delicious seafood at The Oyster Tavern or the modern Irish cuisine at The Nash.
Which restaurants in Cork are suitable for business meetings and corporate dinners?
The River Lee Hotel's restaurant offers a sophisticated setting for corporate dinners, while the elegant surroundings of The Metropole Hotel's restaurant are perfect for business meetings.
What are the top shopping districts in Cork?
The main shopping areas in Cork are St. Patrick's Street and Oliver Plunkett Street. These streets are home to a wide variety of shops, from high street brands to independent boutiques.
What are the benefits of choosing an aparthotel over a traditional hotel in Cork?
Aparthotels offer more space and flexibility than traditional hotels. You can cook your own meals, do your own laundry, and enjoy the comforts of home while on holiday. They are also often more affordable than hotels.
What’s an ideal one-day itinerary for exploring Cork?
Start your day with a visit to the English Market for a delicious breakfast. Afterwards, explore the historic Cork City Gaol and learn about its fascinating past. In the afternoon, take a stroll through the Fitzgerald Park and enjoy the beautiful gardens. Finish your day with a delicious meal at one of Cork's many restaurants.