4 Star Montenotte Hotel Cork 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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POWER OF BREATH
POWER OF BREATH
By Jennifer McCarthy, The Bellevue Spa Manager
Modern research is showing us that making even the slight adjustments to the way we inhale, and exhale can halt allergies, asthma and autoimmune disease and even rejuvenate internal organs and improve overall health.
What is considered as medically normal today is anywhere from twelve to twenty breaths a minute. The key to optimum breathing for our health, endurance and longevity benefits is to practice fewer inhales and exhales in smaller volumes. We need to practice slow breathing and aim for 5.5 breaths per minute.
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SCULPTURE EXHIBITION
Yes… the largest Sculpture Exhibition in Ireland is now open at The Montenotte Hotel
By Ray Kelleher – Director of Sales & Marketing
A stunning Sculpture Exhibition has been installed at our hotel this week, here at The Montenotte Hotel, in the sunken Victorian Gardens and will be on-site for the next four weeks, in association with the prestigious amazing The Kildare Gallery.
In keeping with our company’s commitment to support Irish art and culture, 38 sculptures by 18 Irish artists, including Bob Quinn, Stephanie Hess and Donnacha Cahill have now adorned the gardens. The works range in themes, scale and materials including ceramic, bronze, bog oak and copper steel.
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CALL & COLLECT AFTERNOON TEA
ANOTHER WAY TO ENJOY AFTERNOON TEA
~ Launch of our call and collect ‘Pure Cork Afternoon Tea’ ~
~ This special treat is perfect for cocooning loved ones and will support local producers and charity Our Hospital Heroes ~
Does lockdown have you pining for dainty finger sandwiches, fluffy scones and mouth-watering desserts? If you have a special occasion coming up, want to treat cocooning loved ones, or host a small socially distanced garden gathering when restrictions are eased, fear not, as Cork’s we have put Afternoon Tea back on the menu with the launch of a new call and collect service - available from Saturday 16th May! Orders will be taken from Friday 14th May.
Montenotte Hotel
Middle Glanmire Road, Cork, Ireland T23 E9DXTel.: +353 21 453 0050
Email: reservations@themontenottehotel.com
