Description:
Bella Vista Hotel in Cork offers superior accommodation in the beautiful harbour town of Cobh, Co. Cork. The house has been renovated to provide the ideal combination of modern comfort and traditional style and hospitality. It is located on an elevated site in Cobh and prides itself on offering guests a sense of homeliness in a refined yet light-hearted and professional environment.
Each of the 18 en-suite guest rooms and suites are superbly furnished and individually decorated. There are double, triple and quad rooms available. Triple rooms have 1 single and 1 double bed and quad rooms have 1 double and 2 single beds available. The rooms all share an array of features with most overlooking Cobh Harbour. The facilities include private bathroom with bath and shower, satellite TV, tea and coffee making facilities, telephone and the family suite has a private entrance.
The hotel is also home to a gorgeous restaurant featuring a wonderful conservatory where guests can intoxicate themselves with the natural beauty of the harbour and St Coleman's Cathedral.
If you are looking for somewhere to stay when exploring East Cork this is the ideal place. While exploring you can enjoy many activities such as a round of golf at any of the nearby golf clubs or sailing in Cobh Harbour. You can also enjoy a pint in one of the many colourful pubs or view the local fauna at Fota Wildlife Park.
The hotel offers panoramic views of the world’s second largest natural harbour, where the many cruise liners anchor ship and the ill-fated Titanic ported for the last time. It is also on the last on the Cobh heritage tourist trail, situated above the town with wonderful views of St. Coleman's Cathedral and the lower harbour. Sit and watch the cruise liners passing below you before docking in the town. Private car parking is available in this private but central location.
Cobh is half an hour's drive from Cork city with its international airport and ferry port. It is a picturesque harbour town with a long and respected maritime history dating from the 17th century, just half an hour’s drive from Cork city.
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