The second largest city and largest county in the Repuiblic of Ireland is a country in itself, being defined by its people as the rebel county and cheekily the “real capital" of Ireland. With some of Ireland's best loved countryside, large beaches, remote peninsulas and coastal retreats, many historical and family orientated attractions in its vibrant city and its charming towns and villages, Cork is a county with a host of reasons to visit.

From the fun and entertainment to be had in Cork city, the distinct culture, food, scenery, water and landbased attractions of remote West Cork, to the beaches of East cork there is much to see and do on a break away in Cork county. And with a wealth of hotels situated throughout the county, access to all of Cork's many attractions is easy.

Getting in and out of Cork is pretty straightforward. Although the most southerly county it is well connected to the rest of the country with an airport and a ferry port for international and indeed national visitors. It is also well connected by the national road and rail networks with regular bus and train routes to Dublin and the rest of the country making it easily accessible. With its many attractions, it is a great holiday location, just pick your preferred travel route and checkout our list of great hotels and special offers in Cork, to plan that special weekend or midweek break. As well as Cork City Centre Hotels we also have availability at hotels in the suburbs and environs like nearby Montenotte and other local areas and towns throughout the county. Choose your dates above to find hotel deals in Cork.