Hotel · Cobh and Cork
Commodore Hotel
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The hotel
The Commodore is Cobh's grand historic hotel: it was finished in 1854 and opened as the Queens Hotel, when the town was called Queenstown, and the hotel presents itself as the first building in Ireland built to be a hotel. It is on Westbourne Place, on the seafront facing the harbour.
Eating
It has its own restaurant, O'Shea's Bistro, for dinner without going out on your first day.
Getting there
Five minutes' walk from Cobh station, where the Cork commuter train arrives, and a few steps from Casement Square, the Titanic Experience and Kennedy Pier, where the Spike Island ferry leaves from. It is the most comfortable option if you arrive by train with luggage.
Practical details
- Phone
- +353 21 481 1277
- [email protected]
Facilities
- Restaurant
Tips
- Ask for harbour views The front faces the water; ask when you book.
- Spike Island ferry a short walk away Kennedy Pier is on the same seafront.
Frequently asked questions
Is it near the station?
Yes, about five minutes' walk.
Does it have a restaurant?
Yes, O'Shea's Bistro.
Is it a historic building?
Yes, from 1854; it opened as the Queens Hotel.
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