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Montenotte Hotel Cork
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Montenotte Hotel Cork
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Montenotte
Cork, Ireland
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Description:
The Four Star Montenotte Hotel captures the true essence of Cork City, combining the excitement of Art Deco with a charming old world twist. Our Superb 2 bedroomed,self catering apartments are located on the hotel grounds.The Vista lounge offers visitors a great place to relax and unwind while enjoying the spectaular views of Cork, in the evening a tempting snack menu is on offer. Open every evening Merchants Bistro commands a wonderful elevated position above the City. All guests have free use of our leisure centre which boasts a state of the art gym, 20 metre swimming pool, steamroom, sauna and Jacuzzi.
Amenities:
24 Hour Reception
Air Conditioned
Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Cable / Satellite TV
Coffee / Tea Maker
Conference Room(s)
Currency Exchange
Disabled Access
Dry Cleaning
Elevator / Lift
Fitness Room
Gymnasium
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
Housekeeping
Massage / Beauty Centre
Meeting Rooms
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
Sauna
Swimming pool
TV
Check-in:
From 3:00 PM
Check-out:
Prior to 12:00 PM
Transportation:
From City CentreFrom Patrick's Street in the City Centre cross Patrick's Bridge and travel along Mc Curtain Street. At the lights take a left turn up Summerhill North to St. Luke's Cross, at the St. Luke's Cross junction turn right to proceed along the Middle Glanmire Road. The Montenotte Hotel is on your right just after the first bend in the road.From Dublin and RosslareWaterfordWhen you arrive at the Jack Lynch Tunnel Roundabout follow the signage for the City Centre, through the next roundabout (Dunkettle Roundabout) and then onto the Lower Glamire Road (Dual Carriageway). Take a left off the dual carraigeway onto the slip road for the Siver Springs exit which will take you up to the Tivoli Flyover. At this junction take a right turn and travel up the Silver Spring Lane hill until you come to the set of traffic lights. At this junction take a left turn and then take the next left turn, this will bring you on to Middle Glamire Road. Continue down this road until you come to the Montenotte Hotel on your left.From KillarneyWest CorkAt the Bandon Road Roundabout in Cork follow the signage for the Dublin which will take you to the Jack Lynch Tunnel. After going through the Jack Lynch Tunnel follow signage for City Centre. Take a left off the dual carraigeway onto the slip road for the Siver Springs exit which will take you up to the Tivoli Flyover. At this junction take a right turn and travel up the Silver Spring Lane hill until you come to the set of traffic lights. At this junction take a left turn and then take the next left turn, this will bring you on to Middle Glamire Road. Continue down this road until you come to the Montenotte Hotel on your left.
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Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Hotel was very clean with polite staff, and i would stay here again. We walked into the city which took 20 minutes and a taxi back cost 10 euro.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
We recently stayed at the Montenotte Hotel from the 21-25th May 09 and were reasonably satisfied with the quality of our room. However, I really believe this is equivalent to a 3 Star Hotel, the 4th Star requires a lot more effort by this establishment. A constant unpleasant odour was present in the outside corridor. However, It was an incident which occurred on the morning of our checkout very nearly marred our overseas trip. On the night of the 24th, I specifically requested a wake up call for 5am of the morning of Monday 25th to allow us time to pack, drop off our rental car at the airport, check in and make our flight to London. We had a separate flight booked in Heathrow for travel back to the USA, which was non-transferrable. I returned to the service desk to settle the bill after 20 minutes and re-iterated my request for the 5am wake up call. The lady in question and her assistant confirmed that all was arranged. I awoke at 5.35am, with no wake up call having been provided and we were then forced to rush out of the Hotel to meet our flight schedule. Luckily we just made our flight. I sent an email last week suggesting in future that this service be improved or automated, or that radio alarm clocks at least be provided in all the rooms. I have yet to receive the courtesy of a simple reply, purely to indicate they had received my feedback. Disappointing customer service pretty much sums up my experience!
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
The hotel was fine, and I would stay there again - but I would choose not to eat there. The main course was overcooked, which was not too bad for the salmon, but the vegetables were rendered fairly tasteless.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Montenotte Hotel, Cork, IrelandHotel location was close to city center, staff was friendly and helpful, the food was awesome, and the view was overlooking the city.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Efficient, friendly staff. Room was large and spacious but being on the second floor only had a view of the flat roof below. Couldn't complain for the money though. Very relaxing bar with terrace overlooking part of Cork city. 15 minutes walk down a hill to McCurtin Street to town centre so not suited to elderly or infirm unless you take a taxi at £7 Euros. Overall, would certainly stay again.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Over rated?I was very disappointed with this hotel. My room was pretty dingy and dark, exaccerbated by the fact my view was of a brick wall 3 feet from the window (this wasn't just my room - but all roms on the ground floor with odd numbers). So much for the city views. The bed was so soft I think it may have actually been broken. The breakfast was also a let down, very limited buffet including very poor deep fried sausages. The bar was completely lacking in atmosphere as well - and the walk into Cork is further than they say, and the road is very steep. The pool was quite nice though. All in all, a let down. If don't mind being a little out of the city, try the Silver Springs, if you want to be more central the Maldron is good value (but car parking is very restricted).
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Nice and comfy.Hotel is more suited for the mature visitor and elderly, however rooms are reasonably clean and very quiet.
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Not Bad - Not GreatFor a 4 star it was lacking a bit. Rooms small. no power in the shower, no fridge. The hallways were very drab and shabby looking - mainly due to a truly awful carpet.On the plus side the setting is nice, the bar was friendly and relaxing, the restaurant looked nice (although we didn't eat there).The leisure centre was excellent, good size pool along with sauna, steamroom, jacuzzi etc.Price was good but overall it wass comfortable but nothing special.
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Very convenient place to stay. Facilities are good, service friendly and food is good, although the restaurant is closed Monday to Friday so, the menu is restricted!
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
A quality hotel, located 15 minutes walk from the town centre. Highly recommended
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Top notch hotelA very good hotel, especially at the price we paid. Good facilities but a little out of town up a hill.
Date of Stay:
April, 2009
An Irish GemRedeveloped long standing hotel situated 1 mile up the hill overlooking Cork. Hotel was 4 star standard, reception staff helpful for tourists and couldnt do enough to help. Even when water authority turned off water they doorknocked guests personally and offered assistance.
Date of Stay:
April, 2009
well run comfortable hotel with senior management taking a personal interest in guest's welfareFor the elderly just too long a walk to consider dining in the town centre although food in the hotel good quality with fast service. Views from the dining room make up gor staying in the hotel.
Date of Stay:
March, 2009
Great hotel at great value highly recommendedGreat would happily stay here again and i am a regular guest at this hotel. with the city centre being very close.
Date of Stay:
March, 2009
Unfortunately we picked the wrong night to stay at this hotel as there was a very noisy function on and very noisy guests staying at the hotel. Staff were very good in trying to get noise down and we were given a full refund.
Date of Stay:
March, 2009
Excellent business hotel.Helpful stay and clean large rooms. Highly recommended.
Date of Stay:
March, 2009
I've stayed a few times and like the views and staff are friendly, you do need a car though.
Date of Stay:
March, 2009
God HotelStayed for 2 nights whilst working in Cork, the room was good. I paid around £50 to £60 per night via laterooms, excellent value. All the Staff I met were very good and helpfull even at 7am in the morning for breakfast. The Bar and bar food was again very good. I stay in a lot of Hotels for my work and I would say that if you need somewhere to stay in Cork you cant go wrong with this Hotel.
Date of Stay:
February, 2009
Great hotel at great value highly recommendedVery high;y recommended, loverly bar and leisure center
Date of Stay:
December, 2008
Not in the city centre but in a quiet suburb not far from the city.
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