Southwest Ireland Hotels from from S$95

"Amazing place!!"

"Staff was incredible. Centrally located in Cork, perfect for two nights stay. "

"Staff were lovely and welcoming couldn't of been nicer. Room was cleaned to a high standard and the beds and pillows were so comfortable! Would highly recommend and hope to be back at some stage. Breakfast was so tasty! My only gripe is paying €15 extra for parking although this is very clear when booking. You won't regret staying here. Thank you to all the staff!"

"Great hotel, centrally located. Staff were incredibly helpful and my room was spotless "

"Really nice hotel and staff were lovely!"

"Large, clean room. Easily walkable area to many shops and restaurants."

"Clean, easy check in and out. Near to restaurants, shopping, and outdoor activities. Would suggest they don’t play music at 7 am or alert their guests so ear plugs are at the ready. Free parking, friendly staff. "

"Wonderful hotel! The staff was friendly and helpful. The rooms are beautiful and large. The views from the hotel are gorgeous! "

"We had the best stay at the Dean Hotel. I highly recommend. Everything you want to see is a 5-35 min walk. Great for exploring the city. The staff was exceptional and went above and beyond. While visiting Ireland, I found out my great aunt had passed away. I was in need of finding a place to print a picture of her and Flowers. When explaining everything to the receptionist, she helped me with printing off my great aunt’s picture and gave a really great recommendation to a flower shop, and I was able to perform a small funeral for great aunt. I wish I could remember her name. She is a gem and deserves a raise and a bonus for doing what she did. We also really enjoyed Sophie’s (a restaurant and bar) which is on the Top floor and had a blast gabbing with Wayne the bar manager. He made us laugh and was great for conversation. The room was so comfortable, clean and it felt like we had one of the best views of the city. Come here if you want to get a taste of the life and people of Cork. "