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Cork International Hotel
"The hotel was ok. The parking was totally inadequate - we were lucky to get the last space and there were cars parked everywhere outside the spaces. When we left the next morning, there were still no spaces. The room was clean, if a bit dated. The bathroom was tiny - you had to close the door to ..."
Reviewed on Oct 2, 2026

Moxy Cork
"Hotel is very well situated. Staff were pleasant and helpful. It would be nice to be able to just buy coffee in the breakfast room even if you are not having breakfast i rather than having to buy one expensive cup at the bar. As with many hotels in Europe/UK and even the US, there is little room ..."
Reviewed on Oct 2, 2026

The Dean Cork
"The staff is exceptionally helpful."
Reviewed on Oct 2, 2026

Imperial Hotel
"The Fitzgerald bar is a pleasant place to meet with friends or to sit & relax & doesn't need the constant thumping of background piped 'music'- most irritating!"
Reviewed on Oct 1, 2026

Clayton Hotel Cork City
"Gorgeous room on the top floor. Fantastic view of Cork."
Reviewed on Oct 2, 2026

Rochestown Park Hotel
"We enjoyed our stay here. The room was clean, there was a kettle and a mini fridge. Beds were comfortable. It was close for the things we needed. Walking distance to some restaurants. We always saw staff cleaning. The pool was great. Didn't realize I needed a swim cap but they have them available ..."
Reviewed on Sep 24, 2026

The River Lee Hotel

Isaacs Hotel Cork City

The Kingsley
Ballyhooly Hotel & Travel Guide\n
For now, Travelocity doesn't offer hotels listed within Ballyhooly, however, our travel guide offers a good selection of places for you to spend a few nights in the area. Within an easy drive of Ballyhooly you can choose from as many as 50 hotels.
The Hayfield Manor, Ireland, which is the nearest Travelocity-listed accommodation, lies 17 miles (28 kilometers) from downtown Ballyhooly. Another easily-reached Travelocity-listed place to stay is the Fota Island Hotel & Spa, located in Ireland, 17 miles (27 kilometers) from the middle of Ballyhooly.
Look into the The River Lee Hotel and the The Maryborough Hotel and Spa. The The River Lee Hotel is located only 17 miles (27 kilometers) away from downtown Ballyhooly. The The Maryborough Hotel and Spa, can be found just 18 miles (29 kilometers) away. You might like to check out the amenities and rates at the Imperial Hotel or the Blarney Castle Hotel.
Do you want to venture further afield? Southwest Ireland boasts many options. Fall in love with Southwest Ireland's beaches, coastal plains, forests and rivers. In addition, you should wind your way through many of the area's ruins and castles. Adventurous travelers may also get into mountain biking and mountain climbing here.
Cobh is 19 miles (31 kilometers) to the south of Ballyhooly and boasts Cobh Heritage Centre and Cobh Cathedral. Some Travelocity-listed Cobh hotel establishments include the WatersEdge Hotel and Bella Vista Hotel & Self Catering Suites. 30 miles (49 kilometers) south of Ballyhooly, you will find Kinsale Town Centre, which boasts the Perryville House and Actons Hotel. The Saint Multose Church and Kinsale Regional Museum and Courthouse are some more frequented sites to explore when visiting Kinsale Town Centre.
Get yourself a serving of sport by taking a trek to Thomond Park, which is located 40 miles (62 kilometers) to the north of Ballyhooly. Travelocity users who would like the ease of locating a room not far away, reserve a room in the No. 1 Pery Square Hotel & Spa or The Savoy Hotel.
Located 20 miles (33 kilometers) from Ballyhooly is Cork Airport. Base yourself nearby at Cork Airport Hotel or Travelodge Cork Airport Hotel.
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Recent Ballyhooly hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Clayton Hotel Cork City
"Gorgeous room on the top floor. Fantastic view of Cork."






