Bed and Breakfast in Cork

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8.7
Excellent
4362 Reviews

From

94$/night

Gabriel House Guesthouse

Summerhill North, St. Lukes

The accommodation offers 26 rooms with coffee/tea making machines, and such modern conveniences as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Guests can use a shower together with hairdryers and towels.

A breakfast is served in the common area. The café Clon Ross Bed & Breakfast lies 6 minutes' stroll from this hotel.

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8.5
Very good
1136 Reviews

From

153$/night

Anam Cara B&B

31 Palace View, Western Road

A full English breakfast is served daily. The restaurant Paradiso is about a 5-minute walk away.

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8
Very good
3867 Reviews

From

87$/night

Shandon Bells Guest House

Western Road

Private bathrooms include nice touches like hair dryers and guest toiletries.

A buffet breakfast is served each morning at the accommodation. The restaurant Food Hut is set about a 10-minute drive away.

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Cork Romantic Bed and Breakfast

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9.6
Excellent
382 Reviews

From

107$/night

Woodview House Bed And Breakfast

25A Rochestown Rise

In-room facilities include a flat-screen TV with satellite channels as well as coffee and tea making equipment. Guests can also use a shower along with amenities like a hair dryer and free toiletries.

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9.1
Excellent
350 Reviews

From

140$/night

Coach Hill House

Rochestown Road Coach Hill

Guests can also use a shower along with amenities like hairdryers and towels. Views of the lake are featured in certain rooms.

An English breakfast can be enjoyed at this Cork hotel.

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9.7
Excellent
627 Reviews

From

167$/night

Blackrock Carole Ville Guesthouse

36 Beaumont Drive, Ballintemple, Blackrock

These bright rooms also feature coffee/tea making facilities as well as smoke detectors. The private bathrooms are fitted with a hair dryer and towels.

Guests can enjoy a complimentary continental breakfast every morning. The café Basil Market & Deli is a 20-minute stroll away.

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B&B in Cork City Centre

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9.4
Excellent
48 Reviews

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118$/night

Kent House B&B

47 Lower Glanmire Road

Also, there is a tea and coffee making facilities as well as a personal safe and smoke detectors provided. Certain rooms look out onto the city.

Every morning, a free breakfast is served at Kent House Bed & Breakfast. Guests can dine at Lab 82 - Coffee & Espresso Bar, serving European and Irish dishes, or at 143 V, located within 5-minutes' walk.

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9.7
Excellent
199 Reviews

From

148$/night

Willoughby House

Kilmahon

Bathrooms feature a separate toilet and a shower along with a hairdryer and bath sheets.

Guests can try European and Irish dishes at Kilkenny Cafe and Shop situated around 10 minutes' stroll away.

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8.6
Excellent
84 Reviews

From

87$/night

Bridge Cottage

Bridge Cottage Dromina Charleville Main Street Dromina Village

In-room facilities include a flat-screen TV with satellite channels as well as coffee and tea making equipment. Guests can use a shower together with hair dryers and towels.

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8.5
Very good
313 Reviews

From

147$/night

Cable Island Bed And Breakfast

Ballydorgan Fermoy

Furnished with a sofa, these rooms have a balcony and a lounge. Bathrooms have a bath together with hair dryers and towels.

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Bed and Breakfast in Cork

There is a multitude of accommodation options to choose from when travelling to Cork. You can stay in a hotel, hostel, B&B, or rented apartment. Which one should you choose?

There are pros and cons to each type of accommodation. Hotels are typically the most expensive, but they offer a lot of amenities, such as a pool, gym, and restaurant. Hostels are budget-friendly, but they often don't have much privacy. B&Bs are a good middle ground – they are not as expensive as hotels, but they offer more privacy than hostels. And rented apartments can be a great option if you're travelling with a group of friends and want to save money.

So, which option is best for you? It depends on your needs and budget. But, in general, I would recommend choosing a B&B when travelling to Cork. They offer good value for your money, and you can usually find some great deals online. Plus, B&Bs usually include breakfast in the price, which is a bonus.

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