LGBT Welcoming Hotels in County Cork

One’s room is very complicated.

Perfect location for traveling by train. Took train next morning to Cobh to explore there, as well. Only complaint in Cork, no fault of their own, was the weather. I wanted to travel to Kinsale and to Blarney Castle from this location and the weather just didnt cooperate.

Honestly, this was one of the worst hotel experiences we’ve ever had. It was our first time trying this brand. The location is kind of odd as you have to enter from the back of the building. Not a great place to drop off luggage and check in. We had reserved two rooms. They were no where near each other (we did not have an early check in- we came well after 5p) and initially the first room we were given smelled like urine. I couldn’t stand it. We were given another room right away but after getting into the shower my children realized the bathroom shower curtain was covered in yellow stains and also smelled like urine. I immediately removed the curtain and threw it in the hallway. Which by the way smelled of smoke and cannabis. My children complained of the smells every time we had to leave the room. Our air conditioning was not working on top of everything. It was just a gross hotel, the beds were clean and comfortable but that’s about it. So may loud noises and we had a lovely view of graffiti out our windows. I would never stay at a Premier Inn after this experience.