Maryborough - Cork

Enjoyed the most delicious meal in Bellinis restaurant. The wait staff were so friendly and accommodating which made our experience all the better! read more Enjoyed the most delicious meal in Bellinis restaurant. The wait staff were so friendly and accommodating which made our experience all the better!

My family was served their meal. Mine came after they were finished as did our starter. My burger tasted primarily of salt. I asked for ketchup with my burger-i... read more My family was served their meal. Mine came after they were finished as did our starter. My burger tasted primarily of salt. I asked for ketchup with my burger-it never came. My family ordered halloumi burgers and we’re told they did not come with chips-which they did! Based on that we ordered a side order of chips. No one was happy with their meal and no one wanted to know.

Great hotel, have plenty of charging point. Quite hotel. Highly recommend read more Great hotel, have plenty of charging point. Quite hotel. Highly recommend

A lovely hotel set in large well kept grounds. The staff were very helpful, the rooms of a high standard, all set in a nice part of Douglas Cork. read more A lovely hotel set in large well kept grounds. The staff were very helpful, the rooms of a high standard, all set in a nice part of Douglas Cork.

This hotel in Cork, Ireland is such a beauty!! It used to be a mansion constructed for the Newenham family, wealthy Anglo-Irish landowners. Influential in polit... read more This hotel in Cork, Ireland is such a beauty!! It used to be a mansion constructed for the Newenham family, wealthy Anglo-Irish landowners. Influential in politics and economic thought in 18th-century in Cork. The property began as a Georgian country house built around 1710–1715. It officially opened as a hotel in 1997. The estate was known as Maryborough House. It’s an elegant Georgian Architecture, surrounded by 18 acres of gardens. Back then, it was used for hosting local social gatherings and high-society events. It was named after Queen Mary I of England (Mary Tudor). Today, it’s one of Cork’s best examples of a restored Georgian Estate. I have to say, that for being 316 years old, the property smells like a JW Marriott Hotel, no musty or weird old smells anywhere. It’s smells like flowers and everything is new and super clean, zero dust. The carpet throughout the entire property looks like new. The staff?? AMAZING customer service. We have been here 3 days now and have been treated like royalty (literally). We decided to have tea last night in the reception area by the fireplace, and not only they brought the tea from the restaurant, but they moved furniture around so we could have a table for the tea right in front of the fireplace (without having to ask). We also needed something in the room past midnight, not even 2 mins later, delivered. The upscale/luxury property is known now for being a popular venue for weddings and conferences (one wedding happening today) and although it has been restored, it has maintained its identity as a heritage property, blending old and new. It has a very nice spa, called ESPA (high end brand). And an Award-winning restaurant (AA Rosette) on site called Bellini, known for upscale Irish cuisine, using local ingredients. We had lunch the day we arrived and dinner the following night, the food and service was OUTSTANDING!!! 3rd from last picture, used to be the owner’s suite. It looks like a ballroom now but it’s where they slept. When I walked in I felt so many good vibes, for some reason….And no, the mansion is not known for being haunted. Totally recommend this hotel in Ireland!!