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About The Radisson SAS Hotel
The Radisson BLU Hotel, Cork Airport provides a tranquil haven for travellers amid the hustle bustle of a busy airport. It is designed with the discerning business traveller in mind. Complimentary parking is available for all residents and conference delegatesThe 81 guest rooms have every facility the International traveller would expect and the Conference Centre has a range of 9 meeting rooms.
Our Gym, jacuzzi and steam room are currently closed for refurbishment.
The Radisson SAS Hotel Rooms
The 81 executive bedrooms at Radisson BLU Hotel, Cork Airport offer you: A large lit work desk with office chair, bath/shower hairdryer, Trouser press Iron and ironing board, Mini bar, complimentary WIFI Tea/coffee making facilities Interactive TV with in–house movie channel.
The Radisson SAS Hotel Location
The Radisson BLU Hotel, Cork Airport is located within the Airport complex a short distance from the terminal and business park. The historic city of Cork is located a mere 10 minutes drive from the hotel while the picturesque town of Kinsale is 20 minutes away.
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The Radisson BLU Hotel, Cork Airport Facilities include 24 Hour Front Desk, 24 Hour Room Service(limited menu after 10pm), 24 Hour Concierge Service, 24 Hour Complimentary shuttle, Dry cleaning / Laundry service, Daily Newspapers available, Non Smoking rooms, Complimentary Wireless High Speed Internet Access, Mini Gym . Steam room. Parking is complimentary for residents, why not ask about our competive park and fly rates.
The Radisson BLU Hotel, Cork Airport features Riverstix Bar and Restaurant, an ideal venue to unwind after a days touring, offering fine food and friendly service. Breakfast is available from 6.30 am daily, for those catch an earlier flight the hotel provides a complimentray grab and run breakfast from 4.30 until 6.30.
The hotel is within easy driving distance of the following attractions: Cobh Heritage Centre, with period furnishings, costumes and an ancestry research centre The Titanic Trail, a daily guided tour featuring the town’s emigrant, maritime and military history, and a recreation of the Titanic’s final hours Blarney Castle, built in 1446, houses the famous Blarney Stone Cork City Gaol and Irish Radio Museum, a depiction of Cork life in the early 20th Century inside and outside prison walls Featuring life–like figures, furnished cells and sound effects Cork Opera House, hosting concerts, plays, musicals, ballet and the annual Cork Film and Jazz festivals Fota Wildlife Park is located just off the main road to Cobh and features more than 70 species of exotic wildlife Bantry House, built around 1740, houses a collection of tapestries, furniture and art treasures along with extensive gardens Skibbereen Heritage Centre, which is located in the beautifully restored Old Gasworks Building and features The Great Famine Exhibition and Lough Hyne Visitor Centre The Old Middleton Distillery, the home of Jameson Irish Whiskey provides a guided tour beginning with an audiovisual presentation (7 languages) followed by a walk through the beautifully restored industrial complex Charles Fort is a military complex built between 1678 and 1682. This star–shaped fort is one of the largest military forts in the country and has been associated with some of the most momentous events in Irish history.
