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Maldron Hotel Cork (formerly Quality Hotel)
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7.6
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Reviews are ordered by language and date with a maximum of 25 reviews
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Philip
Group
Longford,
Ireland
June 29, 2009
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Great central location, walking distance to city centre. Friendly helpfull staff. large rooms. Slightly noisy at night in the rooms at the front of the hotel due to proximity to road. |
9 |
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Keith
Young couple
Celbridge,
Ireland
June 24, 2009
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excellent hotel,..with pool steam room etc,..reasonable rates (150 euro for a double room for 2 nights),..lovely staff (especially the young girl with dark hair),..brilliant location 3 mins walk from cork city centre but with easy access to further affield (blarney 15 mins/fota wildlife park 15 mins) |
9 |
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Marian
Family with young children
Dublin 2,
Ireland
May 26, 2009
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Central location, friendly staff, good value and a leisure centre to boot Staff should be vigilant about ensuring access up to and around the main door of the hotel is kept free and that the no parking rule in this area actually enforced. It was actually difficult for us to exit the hotel with our luggage as two vehicles had parked right up to and directly in front of the front door. |
8.5 |
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Anonymous
Mature couple
Ireland
May 21, 2009
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Friendly and helpful staff in reception and at the pool. We had a very large room on the 3rd floor however, this can be pot luck as I have had a room on the top floor in the past and it was tiny. The lack of security in the pool area. There was no way to secure the lockers. As I had my room key in my bag it was not safe to leave it there. Also there was a code number for the door to the dressingrooms however I did manage to open the door without using the code. Staff were very helpful and offered to mind my bag for me. |
9 |
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Anonymous
With friends
United Kingdom
May 12, 2009
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the shower did not work. |
7.5 |
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Anne
With friends
carlow,
Ireland
May 5, 2009
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it's proximinity to the centre of the city. p.s. this is our third year staying in this hotel. the standards have lapsed.greatly. probably wont stay there again.forgive me if you consider this a complaint. i could have said nothing and never stay in maldron hotels in the future. your receptionist was pleasant and helpful. the parking was very bad.and the room very basic and not very clean. only enough towels for one person. we had to ask for more to be sent up to the room.curtains did not fit the windows properly. |
5 |
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Nicola
Young couple
swansea,
United Kingdom
April 16, 2009
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the large bed and spaious rooms. good bar food selection children in the bar area after 8pm...noisy, not relaxing |
10 |
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Susan
Family with older children
WATFORD,
United Kingdom
April 13, 2009
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restaurant/bar area was welcoming, also the swimming pool was a hit with the kids! I think it would have been far better value for money if breakfast was included in the price. this would certainly encourage us to return to this hotel. I noticed at least one other guest who felt so upon checking out. |
6 |
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Richard
Mature couple
Huddersfield,
United Kingdom
April 9, 2009
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Reception area is lovely. Very deceptive. I checked out of the hotel after discovering the the mattress was sagging and had springs poking from it. The central heating did not work, I was cold. All three of the lamps in the room did not work. The room was small and dingy and in a very poor part of the city. It is a converted hospital building. |
3.5 |
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Anonymous
Mature couple
United Kingdom
April 9, 2009
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was not charged for room when moved to other hotel and I felt that was very good of management matresses lumpy, no heating, no internet in room, room decor needs updated - not happy moved to other hotel |
5 |
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John
Mature couple
castleblayney,
Ireland
March 18, 2009
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as we go on weekend breaks once a month, it was a pleasure to spend 3 nights in this hotel without being woken up during the night by unwanted noise. your car park? |
7 |
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Morgan
Young couple
Limerick,
Ireland
March 4, 2009
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What i liked about my stay was the value for money and the easy walk to town center My only one small complaint was the fact the room was not heated when i came back up from the warm hotel bar, but after afew pints it didnt really matter in the end. |
9 |
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Nicholas
Solo traveller
Reading,
United Kingdom
February 19, 2009
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It is convenient, affordable and satisfying............ |
7.5 |
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Susan
Young couple
co.dublin,
Ireland
February 17, 2009
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it was so close to the town centre, and the room was very nice. the heating didnt work was a bit cold. |
7.5 |
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Anonymous
Solo traveller
United Kingdom
February 17, 2009
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No biscuits in my room - impossible>>>>>>> The gym equipment could do with a bit of an update |
6.5 |
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Anonymous
Solo traveller
Switzerland
February 16, 2009
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Good, central location; spacious room. Some rooms face the Shandon bell, so earplugs may be necessary if your room is on that side of the building. During my stay there were several assets within the hotel that were not working (the pc in the lobby, the steam bath in the wellness area and several little ting everywhere), which gave an unpleasant feeling of carelessness. |
5 |
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Caitriona
Young couple
ferns,
Ireland
February 10, 2009
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reception staff were nice. (1) A double room was requested for the duration of our stay, we were granted with two single beds pushed together, extremely uncomfortable, needless to say not impressed. (2) TV was too far away from the beds, therefore was not worth watching. (3) requested non-smoking room, from moment of arrival could smell cigarette smoke in the room, again disappointed. |
5 |
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Zuzana
Family with young children
Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin,
Ireland
February 10, 2009
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swiming pool |
10 |
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Anonymous
Solo traveller
United Kingdom
February 9, 2009
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location, one of the worst lasagnes I ever tasted, bar area cold, bedroom windows didn't shut properly |
5.5 |
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Anonymous
Young couple
Ireland
January 27, 2009
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Staff were friendly.Hotel was clean and bright. Close to centre. Windows were drafty, not good during bad weather experienced while there. Rowdy people in early hours could be heard from street. |
8 |
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Kamil
With friends
DUBLIN,
Ireland
January 9, 2009
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Location, just behind Shandon-bell, long opening hours of leisure center. Where we asked to store a luggage for a rest of the day after check-out, a girl from reception have advised us to leave the at hall until somebody move them into luggage room, what never happened.... Our luggage have left unattended for all day... really insecure. |
6 |
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Kathleen
Mature couple
Clonmel,
Ireland
January 8, 2009
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ease of access to city centre |
7.5 |
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Anonymous
Young couple
United Kingdom
January 7, 2009
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Location is superb, if you don't mind a bit of a hill. There are better hotels in Cork, but for a night out without pricey taxis etc you will be hard beat to find better than this place. Parking is an absolute nightmare! Only when you struggle to find a space, drag your stuff in, and stand at reception do you realise there are other pay parking alternatives nearby (as detailed in the tatty A4 notice stuck on the reception desk). |
10 |
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Eugene
Young couple
grenagh,
Ireland
January 4, 2009
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leisure facilities round pin sockets in walls!! with square pin plugs on kettle! Haven't seen this since th 70s |
6 |
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Andrew
Solo traveller
dublin,
Ireland
December 31, 2008
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The Parking facilities are a joke |
5.5 |
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