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Hotel in Cork: Belvedere Lodge

Category: Hotel *****

Address: Lower Glanmire Road, Tivoli

Description : Belvedere Lodge Bed & Breakfast accommodation is an enchanting Victorian house set in its own grounds. We have a private walled garden with gazebo, ponds and cascades and private parking for all of our guests' cars. Belvedere Lodge was constructed in 1840, and still retains many charming characteristics. The antique Adams fireplace, the detailed Victorian ceiling mouldings, the large 25 - 30 sq. metre rooms and many other lovely characteristics all combine to give a air of calm grandeur. Our location is ideal for you if you want to explore all that the beautiful South-West coast of Ireland has to offer, and still be just minutes from Cork's vibrant City Centre. Golf Golfing in Cork is a real pleasure. Few other areas offer such an abundance of world class championship golf courses including Fota Island and a choice of golf courses in Kinsale. All tastes and all levels of proficiency are well catered for. In the course of a day, you could be teeing off from a wind-blown hill, pitching in a wooded valley, and putting for a birdie perched on a cliff edge with the Atlantic far below. With almost 20 wonderful courses within 25km, Belvedere Lodge is the ideal base for your golfing trip to Cork. Fishing. Ireland is renowned for its fishing, and Cork itself on the wonderful South Coast of Ireland, one of the deepest natural harbors in Europe. The county's magnificent coastline has been shaped by the Atlantic into bays and coves, rocky headlands and long strands of beach. Many people come here for this reason alone, where there are many areas to enjoy a high level of fishing. You can enjoy coarse, game or sea fishing. History & Geography: Cork is the '..beautiful city, charming and pretty..'. Established over 800 years ago by St. Finbarr, the city sits nestled between two branches of the River Lee. Because of its friendliness and manageable size, visitors quickly develop a rapport with the town and its people. They develop a sense of 'home from home'. If you come to Cork, you will want to come back. Our luxurious rooms have been individually designed for your comfort. At 25 - 30 square metres, they are very generously proportioned. Most have views of, or access to our lovely garden. Over the years, our breakfasts have gained much renown. Having selected the finest produce from local markets, we take great care in its preparation and cooking to bring you a sumptuous meal that you'll still remember at supper time. Breakfast and Taxes are included.