Sheilas of Cork in Cork

zuletzt aktualisiert am 05.01.2010

Sheila’s is a family-owned budget accommodation with a warm and cozy feel. We are only 3 minutes walk from local transport, shops, pubs and restaurants. The friendly, relaxed atmosphere and our excellent facilities make Sheila’s a must for your stay in Cork!

We are one of the few hostels worldwide to have received the prestigious &quot,LET'S GO RECOMMENDS&quot, award - a sure indication that we at Sheila’s offer some of the best facilities in the industry.

Cork is served by excellent bus and rail connections and has its own international airport, ferries also operate to the UK and France.

Cork, (&quot,the real capital&quot, as its inhabitants proclaim it) is an 800-year-old city on the River Lee. It is the capital of the County of Cork, which is the largest County in Ireland. The city is a relaxing place to be and has a very friendly atmosphere.

Cork serves as an excellent base from which to explore the beautiful regions of West Cork and Kerry. You can visit Cobh - the last port of call of the Lusitania, picturesque Kinsale - Ireland's gourmet capital, the wonderfully rugged Beara peninsula, wondrous islands such as Sherkin, Cape Clear and Garnish Island, the world renowned Ring of Kerry - at it's centre, Killarney, with it's national park, lakes and Muckross House, the Dingle Peninsula - swim with Fungi the dolphin, visit the now-deserted Blasket islands, the Skellig Rocks - miles off the coast and the site of an early Christian settlement with unique beehive-shaped huts. We look forward to receiving you and making your stay a memorable and enjoyable!

Wegbeschreibung

From Bus Station
As you come out of the station, cross the bridge which is to your right.
Take the second left turn onto Mac Curtain St.
Take the first right turn up the hill named York St.
We are just opposite the top of the hill.

From Train Station
Come out of the station onto the Lower Glanmire Road.
Turn left and walk along until you come to a set of traffic lights.
Walk straight ahead onto Mac Curtain St.
Take the first right turn up the hill named York St.
We are just opposite the top of the hill.