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"Enjoy your luxurious getaway to Cork, Ireland in this elegant hotel which is surrounded by a beautiful garden!. You can admire the incredible city views at night or head down to the in-house cinema and watch a movie!. With a swimming pool and a spa center, it will be hard to leave this hotel and go out in the real world!"

"This boutique hotel in Montenotte, Cork, is one of the most unique places to stay in the county. Featuring its very own cinema, spa and health club, nail bar, and hair salon, you’ll never be stuck for something to do at the Montenotte Hotel. Address: Middle Glanmire Rd, Montenotte, Cork, T23 EYW3, Ireland"

"This modern boutique hotel, which sports majestic views over Cork harbour, has an eclectic vibe with a strong sense of fun. A beautifully landscaped tiered garden provides a pleasant and peaceful refuge from the buzz of the city."

"When it comes to the snazziest 5-star hotels in Cork, you need look no further than Hayfield Manor in the city centre. The award-winning family-owned hotel specializes in high-quality professional service and a luxury experience. Guests can enjoy the hotel’s amazing restaurant and spa."

"While the original merchants’ property on the estate has since been rebuilt, Hayfield Manor still exudes period-style elegance. Guests can expect a serene and pampered ambiance, plus close access to University College Cork and the city centre."

"The luxurious five star Hayfield Manor Hotel in Cork has been designed with meticulous care to look and feel like a large period house."

"Making the most of its scenic location along the old Lee Baths site, the Kingsley offers top modern luxury on the outskirts of Cork city. A large Technogym, expansive spa, pool, and innovative dining options combine to make the Kingsley a very special spot for families, couples and singles."

"This amazing spa has great and knowledgeable therapists that make you feel comfortable and relaxed. At The Spa at the Kingsley you will be able to enjoy a mix of therapies, beauty treatments and massages. The spa facilities also include a thermal suite and steam rooms."

"The Kingsley Hotel is a four star establishment set majestically along the banks of the River Lee in the western suburbs of Cork City. The hotel provides a luxurious and inviting environment for all visitors to Ireland's Southern Capital."

"Here’s a lovely hideaway a few kilometres from the city centre, with a sprawling 18 acres (7ha) of woodlands and gardens. There are 93 rooms, from deluxe to full-blown master suites, most of them with balconies and verandas overlooking the gardens. The Art Deco-informed Bellini’s Restaurant is the place for elegant dining, on seafood chowder and Dover sole."

"One of Cork's leading hotels offering an exclusive product with premier service in the 4 star market. The Maryborough is a unique experience; a charming old world mansion with creatively designed extension - the perfect destination for all!. While staying at The Maryborough Hotel you will be surrounded by luxury and pampered beyond compare."

"This hotel with spa offers great spa treatments and allows you to combine great food with a nice stay and a great spa. At the Maryborough spa you will be able to receive multiple bookable treatments such as massages and facials. The spa is located in the Maryborough Hotel which is a gorgeous Irish estate in Cork."

"If history is your thing, stay here: the first hotel in Cork, the Imperial has more than 200 years of heritage emanating from its walls. Rooms are opulently decorated, giving you the feeling you’re living in a period film. If you fancy something more modern, consider the penthouse."

"When it comes to convenience, The Imperial Hotel may be the best spot for you. Located directly in Cork, you are only minutes away from good shopping, restaurants, and pubs. The hotel itself has plenty of amenities you’d expect to find:"

"Here, you will find the Imperial Hotel – arguably the most iconic of the many Cork City hotels. Attractions like the Opera House and the Crawford Art Gallery are minutes away. The hotel itself is spectacular in every way."

"Fota Island Spa in Cork is a beautiful spa in the middle of a forest where you can come to rest during one of the many treatments or by the gorgeous inside pool. The Fota Island Spa in Cork also offers afternoon tea and is the perfect getaway for those planning a girls trip. In Fota Island Spa you can enjoy the steamrooms and the large inside pool with a view over the forest and meadows."

"A sophisticated and fully modern hotel set in 500 acres of landscaped grounds. Fota Island Resort provides a tranquil escape just 15 minutes from Cork city centre, with tennis, golf, spa and gym facilities to tempt adults, while nature walks, pools, indoor and outdoor playgrounds entertain younger guests."

"Fota Island Resort is a must-visit if you are in County Cork. This unique spot features self-catering lodges and hotel rooms, one of Ireland’s premier golf courses, four quality restaurants, and a luxury spa. You’re sure to have a great time here."

"When life gets a bit overwhelming, you can head over to the 0 gravity float spa in Cork. This spa is rated number 1 of the best spas in cork and offers clients an opportunity to switch off from the hustle and bustle of life and the near constant stimulation we are burdened with. This spa promises a way to deal with depression, pain and anxiety through their floatation tanks."

"This great spa in Cork is designed to let you relax in the swimming pool, the sauna or during any of the many treatments offered at Escape Spa. Escape Spa uses products from highly rated brands such as VOYA and AVEDA to not only let you relax but also help you deal with stress and anxiety. Escape Spa in Cork is a great spa in Cork for a girls day out, to spend time with your partner or loved one, or just to get some Me-time in."

"A dramatic entrance awaits your arrival at the Imperial Hotel Cork as a rich marble surround embraces you. Our location sets us apart as one of the Top Hotels In Cork City, situated right on the doorstep of Corks shopping and commercial district. We offer an array of rooms to suit all needs."

"If you’re wondering what to do in Cork City that you can combine with a decent bit of brunch, make your way to Blackrock Castle. You can visit the castle, first, and then head off on a nice looped walk that follows a former railway line (it’s now paved). The walk stretches for 8km and takes 1.5 hours to finish, but you can follow it up with some of the best brunch in Cork at the Castle Cafe."

"The Blackrock Castle Observatory may be old (the building dates back to 1582) but it’s always had an eye on the horizon. Originally, the watchtower was built to defend Cork from pirates, the Spanish, and even (in the case of one English Lord) Corkonians themselves. With walls thick enough to withstand cannon fire, it presented a formidable defense to marauders."

"First constructed as a defence against pirates and invaders, the castellated fortifications of Blackrock stand proudly over the River Lee, with a tower that spirals several feet above the castle. Razed by fire in 1722, the original building no longer stands here. Architects reproduced it in 1829, adding three new stories to its height."

"Located on the leafy grounds of University College Cork, at its main entrance on Western Road, this sleek gallery was unveiled in 2004 to critical acclaim, winning a tranche of awards for the Irish architecture firm O’Donnell + Tuomey, who designed it. Boasting three floors of exhibition space in a swish concrete-and-glass building, the gallery hosts three temporary exhibitions each year. The gallery’s mission is to support the research, creation and exploration of the visual arts, and it offers a genuinely fresh perspective on contemporary works from Ireland and beyond."

"Another UCC building, the sleek Lewis Glucksman Gallery, designed by Irish architects O’Donnell + Tuomey, is one of Cork’s newest buildings and one of the most widely praised, having earned many accolades since being added to the campus in 2004. As well as being named Ireland’s Best Public Building in 2005, its architecture also won a UK Civic Trust award, a RIBA award and was shortlisted for the Royal Institute of British Architects Stirling Prize. The wood-covered gallery building was designed to fit seamlessly in with its sylvan surroundings."

"Crawford Art Gallery, a National Cultural Institution and regional art museum for Munster, is dedicated to the visual arts, both historic and contemporary. Located in the heart of Cork city, beside the Opera House, the Gallery is a critical part of Ireland's cultural and tourism infrastructure, welcoming over 200,000 visitors a year. Admission to the Gallery and to its exhibitions is free."

"On a bend in the River Lee next to St Finbarre’s Cathedral, Elizabeth Fort has only just opened up to visitors. From 1601 to 2013, this building had a variety of roles and was first built to reinforce Cork’s city walls against the new threat of artillery. The fort was beefed up by Cromwell in 1649, and in 1690 the Jacobite defenders came under siege by the Williamites (fighting for the Dutch protestant prince William of Orange)."

"Many people that I chat with that are planning to visit Cork tend to miss out on Elizabeth Fort for some reason. Elizabeth Fort is a 17th-century star fort in Cork City that was built to act as a defensive fortification outside of the city walls. Over time, as the city expanded, it started to grow around the fort, making it redundant."

"Ballyhooly Castle is a beautiful 17th-century manor house that is situated in the north of County Cork; one of the main reasons in which the castle is famous is for the ‘Ballyhooly Massacre’, which occurred during the Irish Civil War, even though just one person was killed. Today, the castle grounds are open to the public; many visitors are attracted to the peaceful atmosphere of the village and the beautiful scenery. Where: BallyhoolyWhen: 17th centuryStyle: GothicOpen for visit: Private Residence – can only visit the grounds."

"The first is Rearden’s Bar which is at 26 Washington Street. This pub generates more social activity in one night than most bars can produce in a year!. It’s known as the biggest bar in Cork and it hosts great live music every day."

"Rearden's is a traditional Irish pub with live music 7 nights a week and a big screen for sports watching. They also serve pub food till late."