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3 euro Outstanding Location, building or atmosphere

WatersEdge Hotel

The name says it all at this attractive hotel, which takes full advantage of its unique waterside setting.
Rooms 19 (all en-suite, 1 separate bath & shower, 1 wheelchair friendly). No pets. B&B €44.50-€65pps.Jacobs Ladder Bar & Restaurant Seats 50 (+ 20 outdoors). Open 12–9. Air conditioning. Children welcome. A la carte. Daily specials. Wheelchair accessible. Bar L 12–5. Hotel closed 25-26 Dec. All credit cards. abbreviations

The name says it all at this attractive hotel, which is neatly slotted between the road and the harbour, taking full advantage of its unique waterside setting.


It is just a couple of minutes walk from the train station (and Heritage Centre) and there's a carpark conveniently located underneath the hotel.


Public areas include an impressive foyer and attractively located dining areas overlooking the harbour. The main restaurant, Jacob’s Ladder, is open from midday, offering à la carte lunch and dinner menus.


Most of the spacious bedrooms have a sea view and some have French windows opening onto a verandah; they include a suite which is designed to be used for small conferences as well as accommodation.


Special rates are available to guests using local amenities including Cobh Coral Leisure, Cobh Golf Club and Robin Hill Clinic (spa packages).



 

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