“A good economic way to stay in Cork.”
Getting to the city centre was easy, the place was quiet and budget‑friendly, but the bathroom drainage forced me to take showers in two‑minute bursts to avoid flooding.
AmandaA month ago
Cork·7.5
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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15 m² · 1 single bed
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Stylishly designed 3‑, 4‑ and 5‑bedroom en‑suite apartments feature a 4‑foot (120 cm) double bed, single beds in additional rooms, a living room, full kitchen and cable TV. Located a short walk from University College Cork and Cork city centre, the complex offers a communal launderette, vending machines, games area, open‑access computers, printer, complimentary tea/coffee, and provided linens.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Getting to the city centre was easy, the place was quiet and budget‑friendly, but the bathroom drainage forced me to take showers in two‑minute bursts to avoid flooding.
Amanda·A month ago
The reception staff were welcoming, but the shower and overall bathroom were very small.
Martina·A month ago
The location and parking were convenient, but the beds were uncomfortable and very old.
Rociobarranco·A month ago
Good access to the centre, a quiet setting (except for the planes), and decent building facilities, yet the shower area was tiny, the kitchen supplies were minimal, and the knives were dull.
Pavel·A month ago
The spot was well‑located, the apartment size suited a family of five, the rooms were self‑contained, and the staff were helpful and friendly, though the sofa was unsuitable and uncomfortable, and the chairs were not very cozy.
William·A month ago