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Guests will find a stovetop, a refrigerator, kitchenware and a microwave in the well-equipped kitchenette. The twin room…
This double room includes a flat-screen TV with streaming services, a private bathroom as well as a terrace with garden…
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Restaurants nearby
- Bastion★ Michelin Set in the very centre of town, Bastion is a contemporary restaurant owned and run by a talented couple: Paul McDonald cooks, while his wife Helen looks after the service. A large bar splits the room in two and twinkling candles add a welcoming touch. Paul is Scottish born but his cooking has a strong Irish base. Natural flavours are kept to the fore and local seafood is a highlight. The skilfully prepared, exacting dishes take on a modern style and often exhibit a playful, innovative element, while at the same time showing depth in their flavours and textures.9.9km
- Saint Francis ProvisionsBib There's just something so loveable about this laid-back little restaurant in the centre of a colourful coastal town. That's largely down to the friendly and genuine service team, along with a wonderful buzz inside the small dining room that holds just 15 seats – the heated terrace is also a great place to sit. The concise, daily changing menu offers a range of Mediterranean-inspired sharing plates such as cod with confit red pepper; top local produce is an underlying theme, as are punchy flavours and a welcome simplicity. An all-natural wine list completes the picture.10.0km
- Rare Take your seat in this understated, rustic-chic dining room and watch the team at work through the large kitchen windows. The chef is from Chennai and it is the southern-Indian region of Tamil Nadu which most influences the cooking, resulting in dishes that make abundant use of chilli, coconut and sweeter elements such as tamarind and date – all underpinned by the abundant West Cork larder. Service is professional and engaging, with the chefs bringing dishes to the table themselves to make for a more personal experience.10.0km
- Ichigo Ichie Bistro & Natural WineBib Don’t be fooled by the unassuming, mirror-glazed façade; once you enter this popular Japanese bistro, you’ll be greeted by the almighty buzz of many contented diners. A relaxed, lively reimagining of the former Ichigo Ichie, the emphasis here is on fairly priced, unfussy dishes that use quality produce. You mustn’t leave without trying the matcha panna cotta with lychee ice cream, or sampling one of their carefully sourced natural wines. The friendly, well-orchestrated service team enhance the experience.19.6km
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Attractions nearby
- Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral cathedral in Cork, Ireland19.2km
- Turners Cross Football stadium, home of Munster Football Association & Cork City FC19.0km
- Ballincollig Castle castle in Ireland14.2km
- Carrigrohane Castle castle in Ireland16.8km
- Honan Chapel Catholic church at University College Cork, Ireland18.8km
- Holy Trinity Church, Cork church building in Cork, Ireland19.7km
- Red Abbey Ruin of an Augustinian abbey in Cork, Ireland19.5km
- St. Finbarr's Cemetery cemetery in Cork, Ireland17.4km
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