As a frequent business traveller I have stayed here over ten times and every time has been…read moreconsistantly satisfying. The hotel is very high quality for the price, the staff and service are excellent, and the rooms are always clean. There is a lot of novalty value with the hotel but it remains very tastefully done and stylish. I never worry about the quality when I book this hotel as I know I will be happy and able to work whenever I want as there is a free wifi connection. Love the restaurants and on site bakery which makes everywhere smell nice in the morning. My only criticism is: there aren't more like it.

Without doubt the quirkiest hotel I've ever stayed at. The aircraft theme runs throughout, with…read morereal aeroplane seats in the restaurant alongside fuselage, old cars and fabulous artwork.. Everywhere you look you will see something unusual. We stayed in a business class room which was fabulous. It had two luxurious double beds, two shower rooms with underfloor heating, a huge flatscreen TV, well stocked mini-bar and wifi. A fantastically reliable minibus ran on demand to the airport although it could be walked in minutes. Buses at airport take you to Cork City or surrounding areas like beautiful seaside Kinsale. Cannot recommend the hotel highly enough. Staff cannot do enough for you. And all for a bargain price of £149 for 2 nights!

Love taking a stroll around UCC and grabbing a coffee, I've also been to the bookstore to pick up a…read morefew books now & again.

My friend and I had a really fun time exploring this campus. We went there on Sunday, so…read moreunfortunately, most of the campus was closed, but not the stone corridors! These corridors features ancient tombstone dating back to the 2nd century A.D. Also, make sure to stop by the IRA Volunteers Memorial at the part of campus that used to be the old Cork Gaol. The most fun we had was sneaking into open classrooms and conference rooms. Our favorite was a large conference room filled wall-to-wall with encyclopedias. Yeah, I suppose the intended goal of those open doors wasn't so two yanks could sneak around historic buildings and breathtaking conference rooms, but well, it was certainly the outcome. UCC was easily the best campus we visited in Ireland.