Kinsale Hotels are some of the busiest in Ireland and this is unlikely to change in the near future. Hotels in Kinsale are second to none, in part due to their quality, in part due to their excellent location. Choose between a hotel located in the centre of the town or overlooking the harbour. Hotels range from the two stars up, facilities are generally good with an emphasis on excellent food. Kinsale is popular due to its beautiful harbour and laid-back atmosphere. Seafood is a specialty here and many of its restaurants are first class. Have you visited Kinsale recently? If so let us know what you thought by posting your views below.

Macroom Hotels in Cork should be booked well in advance. Only two hotels are located in this popular Cork town so competition is stiff and accommodation books out quickly. Hotels in Macroom consist of The Victoria Hotel which is a small hotel but is centrally located and the Castle Hotel is a three star hotel with spa facilities and recommended eateries. Macroom, itself, is a thriving market town with some sights of historical interest. It has a busy nightlife. Let us know what you think of Macroom and its hotels by posting your comments below.

Skibbeereen Hotels Both of Skibbeereen’s main hotels are family-run and have a reputation for friendliness and comfort which brings many visitors back. Skibbeereen is one of the highlights of West Cork. It enjoys lovely beaches and scenery while shopping enthusiasts will love exploring its streets. Its market roots carry on today with quaint and individual shops scattered throughout. Skibbeereen has a reputation for excellent food. Sample some at one of its many restaurants or at its annual food festival. We want to know your views on Skibbeereen and its accommodation. Simply post your comment below.

Cork City Centre hotels have increased in number, as Cork becomes ever more popular with both Irish and international visitors alike. The hotels in Cork City Centre number approximately fifteen at present but prior booking is still recommended. From two stars to five stars there is a hotel to suit every pocket and taste. Cork’s popularity is mainly due to its spectacular scenery. The city, itself, is enjoying a revival at present with a thriving arts scene and some of Ireland’s best restaurants and bars. Its vitality is only enhanced by the location of NUI university in the city. What do you think of Cork city centre and its accommodation? Let us know by posting your views below.

Glengarriff hotels are limited to just two, the Eccles Hotel and Casey's Hotel. The Eccles Hotel is located in spectacular Bantry Bay. Restaurant and bar facilities are good while conference services are also available. Casey’s Hotel is family run and more intimate and is located in the heart of the village. With such limited choice of hotels in Glengarriff advance booking is highly recommended. Glengarriff is a lovely, though small village, in Cork. Its scenery, particularly in the summer months, is breathtaking. Let us know what you think of Glengarriff and its accommodation by posting your views below.

Hotels in Ballycotton are recommended for their location near Ballycotton’s greatest asset; Ballycotton Bay. Ballycotton has two hotels which are similar in that they offer accommodation in a comfy but stylish setting with an emphasis on offering a ‘home away from home’. Note though that while the Bayview Hotel is located within Ballycotton itself, Garryvoe Hotel, though overlooking the bay, is actually located in nearby Garryvoe town. Located to the Southeast of Cork City, Ballycotton has long been praised as a great fishing location and sea angling is a popular pursuit of those who visit. We would love to hear your views on Ballycotton Hotels or indeed any aspect of Ballycotton. Simply post your views below.

Hotels in Clonakilty offer something for everyone. From family-run establishments to spas and conference centres Clonakilty hotels are second to none. One thing all have in common, however, is their idyllic location from which to explore this beautiful West Cork town. Clonakilty is one of the most picturesque towns in Cork. Home to many historic buildings, its quaintness is only increased by its meticulous appearance and features such as the Model Railway Village. Several lovely beaches are also located nearby. We welcome any feedback you may have on hotels in Clonakilty or in fact any aspect or story related to Clonakilty, Cork. Simply post your comment below. Book Clonakilty Accommodation Online 

 Cork City is considered the second city in the county of Ireland. It is in the south west of the country and lies across the river Lee. The city has some monuments and indeed boasts the tallest building in the Republic, County Hall Tower. The city’s most famous building is the Shandon Church Tower and the City Hall was funded by the British Government after the War of Independence. The main shopping street is Patrick Street that starts at Patrick Street Bridge and is mostly pedestrian. Following on from here is Grand Parade where most of the financial institutions are housed in some spectacular Georgian buildings of which the most impressive is the Allied Irish Bank. 

Cork Airport Car Rental is a very competitive industry. The airport has all of the main Irish and World car rental agencies competiting for your business. These include Budget, Thrifty, Irish Car Rentals, Avis and Hertz. Be sure to shop around before booking Cork Airport car rental and also be aware of the many hidden extras many companies will try to add on to your rental costs. To view and book easily and instantly online we recommend you view Cork Car Rental which list with links the main car rental companies in Cork Airport. Happy travelling!

Self catering Cottages in Cork are a very popular choice of accommodation for both Irish and foreign travellers. Cork Cottages provide a real home from home and offer the conveniences such as the ability to cook that hotels do not. Cork Cottages are graded from 1-4 star standard-there is no such thing in Ireland as 5 star accreditation for cottages. Cottages vary in size and be sure to select a location that best suits your needs. Do you want to be in a town or close to a beach for eaample. The link below offers the best selection of self catering cork cottages anywhere online. Please also note that the majority of self catering in Ireland is based on a weekly Saturday-Saturday stay. Book Cork Self Catering Cottages OnlineWe also would love to hear your holiday experiences in Cork. Please feel welcome to add your comment and we will be happy to review it and post it live once it conforms to our strict policies.

The aim of this page will be in the coming weeks to provide as many useful resources for Cork Travel Links as possible. Our goal is to make this page as useful for visitors as possible. Cork is the largest county in Ireland and has many excellent travel resources. These will be added as we see fit and as time permits.

County Cork is known as The Rebel County. It has a rich and varied history and a people that are truly unique. The county, which is the largest in Ireland boasts some of the finest hotels in Ireland. We are happy to recommend Hotels in Cork for all your hotel needs when in Cork. We would also love to have your comments on any aspect of Cork, its hotels, your recommendations etc.

Welcome to the Irish Accommodation blog. Our intention is to create a useful resource for anyone interested in visiting Ireland. This information will include links to hotels, accommodation, car rental and top places to visit and eat. This Blog has been set up by Dara Ward. The aim of the blog is to provide as much information about Ireland as possible for any potential visitors to the country. It is hoped in the coming weeks and months and probably even years to build an incredible resource for travellers to Ireland. This will include as aspects of transportation, accommodation including hotels, cottages, castles, car rental, places to visit etc. We welcome any feedback visors this blog may have.