The best hotel in our trip to Ireland. Great accommodations. Book dinner when you get there. We were not able to use the restaurant as they were filled. Castle on the grounds. Great gardens and walking paths.

5.0

Hotels in The Curragh

Need a comfortable place to stay in The Curragh? How about one that rates highly for Hotel Staff and Location?

Orbitz has you covered with 188 of them. Meaning you can easily find a cozy — and convenient — home base for exploring some of The Curragh's attractions, such as CIT Blackrock Castle Observatory, Cork City Gaol (Museum) and Cora Murphy Visual Artist, Contemporary Irish Art.

Outdoor activities in The Curragh

Bunmahon Beach is an ideal destination for spending some time outdoors in The Curragh while breathing in that fresh air.

Best times to visit The Curragh

A great deal is just as easy to find in The Curragh as a great hotel. You can save 41% on your Orbitz hotel just by traveling in March. It's not the only time of the year that's easy on the wallet: February offers average savings of 27%, September offers average savings of 26%, and Orbitz features great hotel deals 365 days a year.

Toast to your vacation in one of The Curragh's nightlife offerings. Among them, you'll find such lively locale as Captain Americas Cookhouse & Bar, Hussey's Bar & Townhouse and Mustang Sally's.

Outdoor activities in The Curragh

Bunmahon Beach is an ideal destination for spending some time outdoors in The Curragh while breathing in that fresh air.

Where to stay in The Curragh

Cork Airport is the main hub for flights into The Curragh and the surrounding area.

Where to eat in The Curragh

You have to eat while in The Curragh, so why not enjoy it? Grab a snack or order up some serious grub at CIT Blackrock Castle Observatory, Cork City Gaol (Museum), Cora Murphy Visual Artist, Contemporary Irish Art and Crawford Art Gallery.

Activities and entertainment in The Curragh

Whether you're traveling solo or with the entire family in tow, you can find something fun to do in The Curragh.

For a relaxing bit of fun, hit the bowling lanes at Leisureplex Cork or head to Triskel Arts Centre's theaters. Urban Escape Day Spa is always on hand to help you relax and forget about work for a while.

Arts and culture in The Curragh

Broaden your horizens during your The Curragh trip with a stop in CIT Blackrock Castle Observatory and Cork City Gaol (Museum). You can also learn something new or pick up a new work of fiction at Cork City Library and Alan Prim's.

Interested in higher education? University College Cork attracts tourist, alums and hopeful students alike to its campus.

Where to stay in The Curragh

Cork Airport is the main hub for flights into The Curragh and the surrounding area.

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A Litte Gem in Ireland!

We stayed at this hotel for a week and loved every minute of it. The location is amazing - overlooking the small harbor and sea, and to the right a lighthouse on a small island - postcard beautiful. The staff were friendly and always professional - I loved that housekeeping never once knocked on our door to hurry us up in the morning.We never ate dinner in the dining room, but had the breakfast- am amazing selection for the start of the day.I cant wait to go back!

Absolute Luxury

Our stay at the Cliff House was phenomenal. The service from the incredible staff made the visit even more memorable, as they will tend to your every need with a big smile. Our first night we enjoyed in-room dining, which was a real treat for they made it seem like our room was a table in a restaurant. They did not merely drop off the food and run, they brought us our individual courses, cleared our plates in between, and made sure we had all that we needed. The room was gorgeous. We stayed in a suite with two balconies and an enormous en suite bathroom and living room. Perfect for lounging and relaxing, and we woke up to the most amazing view each morning. This hotel is off the beaten path, but worth the visit for peace and relaxation.

Out of the way gem that takes you back in time

Great history to this wonderful inn that dates back to the Norman period. No TV in the room adds to the charm and forced relaxation by just enjoying the beautiful location in southwest Ireland. Will return.

5 Star

Great B&B. Joe was the perfect host. Room was better than a NY hotel. Food and service were superb.