Period house, main floor nice, but rooms somewhat rundown. Attic room with view of the harbour, but a little cramped. This would have been a worse experience, but the woman running the place was very nice and accomodating. more

We just returned from two weeks in Ireland, and spent two nights at Amberleigh House. We booked a front room with a view of the harbor, and it was exceptional. Amberleigh House is very nicely appointed, well furnished and very comfortable. Michael and Thelma O'Sullivan are gracious hosts, and very helpful. The breakfasts were excellent, and the breakfast room has... more

In summary, Pam and John are great hosts, they have an amazing place, a refection of what Ireland should be, beautiful, warm, welcoming. The roads in the area are great (3 hours door to door from South Dublin 9.30 on a saturday morning), give yourself a trat and just go tthere for the weekend, no other reason that to meeet... more

We booked this B&B after reading reviews posted on this website. It was better then our expectations. Michael and Thelma our excellent hosts and were of great help on our trip to Cobh and the surrounding area. Michael made arrangements for us to be picked up at the Cork Airport and all went without a hitch. The house is beautiful... more

We had a group of 13 stay at the hotel in May for 1 night. Overall the hotel was OK but watch out they do automatically charge your credit card in US Dollars. This doesn't give you the best exchange rate. I asked them to void the charge and redo it but they wouldn't. more

We recently returned from a driving trip of Ireland. If you are thinking of going to Cork, this B & B, is a perfect place to stay. There is a very short ferry ride from Cobh to Cork, which gets you away from the big city and yet is convenient to visit. The hosts of Knockeven House, Pam & John,... more

Queenstown Story, is a journey filled with facts not fiction, it covers many subjects, regarding the life and times of those who lived and worked in Ireland. This is a story that will take you back in time, a time when good men and women, suffered great hardship, a time when they struggled to feed their young children. A time... more

Cobh the Queenstown story also known as The Cobh heritage centre (www.cobhheritage.com) is located in the town of Cobh just about 10 miles easy drive east of Cork City. You can drive there – loads of free parking in the vicinity or you can take the train from Cork city. €5.50 return for an adult and €2.75 for a child... more

I stayed at the Bella Vista over the Easter weekend. We were pleased to realise on alighting from the train that the hotel was only a five minute walk up the road. However it is up hill, which isn't quite as much fun with luggage so be warned! This is the situation with much of Cobh and its accomodations due... more

A delightful B&B in an excellent location with charming hosts for whom nothing is too much trouble. Strongly recommended to all. Only sorry we couldn't stay longer. more

Stayed at the Delmar for Easter and couldn't have picked a better place. The location is perfect as it's tucked away just off the main road but only a few minutes walk to Cobh town, heritage centre and the waterfront and 2 mins walk to the railway station for Cork which is 20 mins away. The owners, Martin and Dolores,... more

My family and I stayed in 2 rooms at the Commodore which was a big disappointment. When we arrived we requested waterfront rooms which were available for an additional charge which we paid. One of the rooms had dirty coffee cups, flies and lost electricity at one point. The lights were turned on quickly after contacting front desk. We had... more

Stayed at the Commodore with my Mum after booking with bookings.com - got a fantastic deal at only €90 for 3 nights bed and breakfast for the two of us. We had breakfast in bed each morning for only €5 surcharge and the breakfast was to die for. Hearty Irish served with toast and the freshest soda bread ever! The... more

Exceptinally friendly people that run this Guest House. They new our names & greeted us with them always. The breakfast was very good. Michael would ask what you would like & it was cooked to order. With a lovely view from the breakfast room. Two other louges to relax or watch TV in. The Bed rooms do not have TV's.... more

My wife and I really enjoyed our stay at Knockeven House. Our room was big and comfy; it had a canopy bed, a thick, soft carpet and a gigantic window facing the front grounds. Every morning a lovely array of fruits, jams, cheeses, cereals, and Pam’s delicious scones were waiting on the breakfast table. That along with eggs cooked to... more

This is my 3rd trip to the Commodore Hotel and I have never had a bad experience there. I have been for 2 new years eves and this time for a family gathering. The hotel is currently being refurbished and the bar area looks lovely and the space has been well used, I believe they are working on the rooms... more

We had a gorgeous room in the front of this beautiful home. We didn't want to stay in cities so we choose this to be close to Cork. WHat we didn't realize it was farther than we thought but with the ferry, we were able to see briefly see Cork, go to CourtMacSherry which was one of my husband's favorite... more

The hotel is an old building with plenty of history. We stayed in a room with a view overlooking the harbour which was fantastic. The staff are very friendly, the food was excellent and I would definitely recommend this hotel. more

We hit the pubs in Cohb and decided not to drive back to Cork. A local gentleman directed us to the Bella Vista House Hotel. It is a house that has been transformed into a hotel. The house has quite a little history behind it. It was built in 1845 by Dr. James Roche Verling. (He was personal physician to... more