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Wedding hotels in Cork

Ballroom, bedrooms and a residents' bar under one roof. These are the hotels we list in County Cork, each one checked by hand.

Ruins of Castlemartyr Castle in the parkland at Castlemartyr

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Castlemartyr Resort

A 17th-century manor beside the ruin of an 800-year-old castle, twenty minutes east of the city. Golf for one side of the family, a spa for the other, and grounds that swallow a drinks reception whole.

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Clayton Hotel Cork City

On Lapp's Quay in the middle of town, with the city on the doorstep for photos and guests sorted for beds without a shuttle bus in sight.

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Cork International Hotel

By the airport, which is the whole point if half your guest list is flying in. Contemporary rooms, straightforward logistics, and a team that runs weddings weekly.

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Fota Island Resort

A resort on its own wooded island in Cork Harbour, next door to the wildlife park. Bright, modern spaces, three golf courses, and the novelty of telling guests the wedding is on an island they can drive to.

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The Maryborough Hotel & Spa

A Georgian house in Douglas grown into a full hotel, with old gardens around the original building and a modern ballroom behind it. The both-worlds option on Cork's south side.

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The Montenotte Hotel

Perched over the city with the best terrace view in Cork, plus a sunken Victorian garden and its own tiny cinema. Boutique in style, and more craic than that word usually implies.

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The River Lee Hotel

The Doyle Collection's Cork outpost, sleek and central with the river alongside. Suits a city wedding that starts with a civil ceremony and ends on a late dance floor.

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