Ballincollig Hotel Guide - Hotels with Breakfast in Ballincollig, County Cork

"Night staff very friendly and helpful. Hotel lovely and cleam, qteat seevice and informative "

"Amazing, can’t wait to return."

"The hotel was clean. Staff were top notch beyond exceptional for everything. Beds were comfortable and rooms quiet. There is a small health club attached to the hotel that you can use. They have a pool and that turned out to be really nice. It's included. We didn't eat there but did have a drink. They are pricey. Location is good not great for getting around. Taxi service is easy. This was a last-minute book as we cancelled another reservation. It was a little bit pricey, but I believe that's because it was last minute. Overall, a great stay. "

"Clean, classy and they’ve made everything extremely easy and accessible. "

"Excellent experience."

"Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Cork Is a fantastic place, welcoming and friendly atmosphere everything is at a very high standard. The hotel offers you rest and relaxation while you’re close enough to explore cork city if you drive there are no parking meters just beautiful clean roadsides. The hotel grounds are as emasculate as the hotel, spa and gymnasium are also available,relaxing sofas everywhere intimate and private at the same time. Definitely recommend to anyone who knows about the Radisson hotels to get a totally brilliant experience ,highly professional customer service by all staff. 💯 great holiday!"

"The hotel was easy to find and is in walking distance (10 minutes) from the train station. The rooms are nice, & the food at the restaurant is good. Down the street are restaurants and places to shop (10 minute walk)."

"The hotel was beautiful and the staff very friendly. It is in a great location. The breakfast was delicious. Only wish we could have eaten dinner at the restaurant. They said it was booked but we didn't see many people eating there."

"The room was beautiful, reception was being upgraded but the hotel overall is really nice. We be complaint would be the duvet was far too warm for summer. "