Location
Using GPS
When using the GPS, the suggested route takes you via Lover's Lane. Please note from guest feedback this route can be difficult for those driving a large vehicle or if you are not familiar with driving on the left side of the road. We reccommend you perhaps take a few extra minutes and take an alternative route.
Post Code: T23 E9DX
Longitude: -8.452505
Latitude:51.904643
Travelling from Cork airport
- Turn left out of airport at roundabout
- Straight through next set of traffic lights
- At "Kinsale Road roundabout" take road for Dublin & Waterford (N8 & N25)
- Keep going straight, you will go through the "Jack Lynch Tunnel"
- At roundabout take 1st exit on left for Cork City, with signs for Limerick on your left on the Duel Carriageway.
- Take the exit for Limerick N20
- Go over the flyover and drive past the Silversprings up the hill.
- At the traffic lights at the top of the hill turn left, and turn left again at the next set of traffic lights.
- Continue on this road for approx 1.5 miles to a junction called St. Lukes Cross.
- Turn right, continue for 400m and the entrance to the hotel is on the right.
Travelling from Dublin
- Turn left out of airport at roundabout
- Straight through next set of traffic lights
- At "Kinsale Road roundabout" take road for Dublin & Waterford (N8 & N25)
- Keep going straight, you will go through the "Jack Lynch Tunnel"
- At roundabout take 1st exit on left for Cork City, with signs for Limerick on your left on the Duel Carriageway.
- Take the exit for Limerick N20
- Go over the flyover and drive past the Silversprings up the hill.
- At the traffic lights at the top of the hill turn left, and turn left again at the next set of traffic lights.
- Continue on this road for approx 1.5 miles to a junction called St. Lukes Cross.
- Turn right, continue for 400m and the entrance to the hotel is on the right.
Travelling from Cork city
- Through the main Street "St. Patricks Street" continue forward onto St Patricks Bridge - N8
- Turn right onto Maccurtain Street - N8
- At the end of the MacCurtain Street, take the turn to the left, "Summerhill North"
- At the top of the hill you will come to a cross roads, St. Lukes Cross
- Turn right, continue for 400m and the entrance to the hotel is on the right.
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FIFI'S FOOD BLOG REVIEW
MY MONTENOTTE EXPERIENCE
This Saturday, on February 1st, I ventured down to Cork for a weekend break in the picturesque and beautifully modern, Montenotte Hotel.
As they say, January is the only month with twice as many days as the rest. Maybe it’s the post-Christmas, back to reality, dark at 4pm aspect, but January really does drag. The first day of Spring was the perfect time for a trip away. Matt drove and we arrived to check-in at 2pm, bringing the total journey time to just under 3 hours.
As always, if anyone has any questions regarding the stay, please do let me know. I am always happy to answer!
All my foodie love,
Fifi
@fifisfoodblogdublin
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Dermaviduals at Bellevue Spa Cork
Dermaviduals Oleogel
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HISTORY BEGINS WITH A MERCHANT PRINCE
Lee View House
In 2017 the management team of the Montenotte hotel decided to embark on uncovering the history of our unique hotel. Having limited knowledge on its previous residence we commissioned a local historian, Margaret Lantry, recommended by UCC for her knowledge of Cork’s Merchant princes. The research project took over 12 months but the history uncovered and the stories told were remarkable.
The research documents, the background history, to the houses and the hotels on the site preliminary research was conducted involving the examination of the land records including ordinance survey, name books and letters, the tithe allotment books and valuation office records. The 1901 and 1911 censuses and Cork city street directories were also examined as were street directories since 1867. Other sources used where newspapers for mentions of the Lee view hotel and country club hotel in order to find out more about their history.
Montenotte Hotel
Middle Glanmire Road, Cork, Ireland T23 E9DXTel.: +353 21 453 0050
Email: reservations@themontenottehotel.com