Cobh Albergues

"… from 1818 to 1820. The eminent doctor died in 1858 and is buried in the Old Cemetery. The Carbery family, renowned for their relief work during the Great Irish Famine, bought the house and lived there until 1914. In 1916 Bellavista House became the property of the diocese of Cloyne and was officially opened by Bishop Robert Browne as the Sacred Heart Noviciate. The Mercy convents, which had been independent since their foundation in 1850, were thus amalgamated under one Noviciate and one Mother General. Father Browne, a nephew of...  more »

"… all the guests and do their best to look after every each individual to fulfill their needs. All rooms are en-suite and delightfully decorated, with luxury and comfort in mind. All have harbor views and are equipped with direct dial telephone, T.V., tea- and coffee-making facilities, and are furnished to the highest standards. The guestrooms in Harleys B n B in Cobh offer superb harbor views – you will be able to view Cobh Harbor and look across to Spike Island and The Old Head of Kinsale all from the comfort of your bed. Are...  more »

"We have stayed at the hotel a couple of times. It was so clean and inviting. The owner, Kevin, and his staff really know how to make you feel at home. The food has always been great and in February 2005 he opened one of the best Chinese restaurants that we have came across while residing in Ireland for the last two summers and this winter. His rates are extremely reasonable and the location cannot be beat. It is overlooking Cobh harbour, St. Coleman's and many other places that are within walking distance. It is a nice place, too, to make...  more »