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Historic Charm and Spectacular Views
Elegant Rooms with Modern Amenities
The Commodore Hotel offers a blend of historic charm and modern comfort, with elegant rooms boasting stunning views of Cobh Harbour. Each room is equipped with essential amenities including TVs, tea/coffee facilities, and picturesque sea views. The hotel's restaurant serves a delightful mix of traditional Irish and Mediterranean cuisine, prepared with locally sourced ingredients, all while overlooking the picturesque harbour.
Convenient Location and Nearby Attractions
Nestled on the seafront, The Commodore provides easy access to the Cobh Heritage Centre and the Lusitania Memorial. With Cork International Airport and the city center a short drive away, guests can explore the region effortlessly. Don't miss the chance to visit the iconic Blarney Castle, just 40 minutes from the hotel.
Experience a perfect blend of history, comfort, and convenience at The Commodore Hotel. Book your stay now for an unforgettable getaway.
Please note, the swimming pool and sauna is currently closed.
Please contact the property directly to discuss parking options.
Please note that the property reserves the right to pre-authorize credit cards prior to arrival. The credit card used to make the booking must be presented upon check-in.
The property does not have any ground floor rooms. They can offer rooms on the main hall which do not have access via steps, if requested.
Room upgrades from a standard room to a sea view room are subject to availability and incur an additional fee.
When booking 6 rooms or more, different policies and additional supplements will apply.Guests under the age of 18 can only check in with a parent or official guardian.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Place around hotel was good
Electrics not working, staff downgrading our room even though we purchased upgrade. No apologies and no sense of compensation for the lack of resources we lost during this stay. Wanted to stay here for years and the one chance I got, it was ruined.
Location
Noise, shower, location of room
Hotel staff are top notch just a nice bunch.
Resturant is standard, at our table there was odour in the back corner that would come and go, the wife asked to change seats to the front ( two free tables ) she was told they were booked by the young lad. Still free when we finished our food and leaving, pity really.
If 150 year old hotels are your thing, look no further. Pleanty of character in the commodor.
Worst hotel room we ever stayed in could bearly go into the bathroom with the door that bearly opened carpet not even covering the whole floor. No power in shower. Couldn't get Netflix or anything on TV we dont drink much so we didn't have much to do at night for the price we paid it felt like we were robbed.
Chambre familiale spacieuse. Bien situé.
Rien à signaler
Beliggenheten. God frokost, men husk å reservere bord.
Rommet var rent.
Prisen var ekstremt høy i forhold til standarden. Badet var knøttlite uten avstillingsplass og kroker til håndklær. Den ene sengen hadde en tykk og tung dyne.
The location.
The overall experience was not good to be honest.
The room was below average at its best.
The price was way too much for this standard of room, which did not include breakfast.
Great staff - super friendly. Room spotless. Bed excellent. Food lovely.
We will be back - again.
Location and friendly staff
Had to pay extra for parking and breakfast not included in price
My happiest moment of 2026 arrived atop the Commodore Hotel’s rooftop terrace. A sun swept bay of the Atlantic filled the horizon. The subtle glint of jellyfish pocked the water while cruise ships and dinghies drifted by. Behind me, the steeple a church more than 300 years old stretched majestically into the fog. My itinerary slated me to depart that hour, but I was loathe the leave.
The City of Cobh is brimming with nautical intrigue. The Commodore Hotel pays homage to that history with archival photographs, placards and artwork that convey to its guests how many centuries of seafaring history lie beneath their feet.
This hotel befits the captains of massive ocean liners today just as it once welcomed executives of the Cunard and White Star Lines. Lights of crystal and cozy arm chairs appoint a bedazzled lobby. The common spaces can only be described as grand.
I traveled to Cobh with a party of four. The hotel comfortably accommodated us with two connected rooms (for four twin beds total). Both rooms offered gorgeous views of the ocean.
The television in my guestroom didn’t offer many local channels, but that’s just as well; there are better ways to spend an evening here than watching TV. Live music blared with the street from pubs and bars packed with revelers. The nightlife is electric. Ice cream stores temp passerby on every block. Towards the oceanfront, things are much more peaceful. I spent the evening watching the sunset and exploring Cobh’s sobering monuments to a millennium of souls lost at sea.
My only word of caution is this: street parking on the steep and treacherous roads of the city can be tricky. This hotel has a garage, but it was closed upon my arrival. It’s advisable to call the concierge ahead of time if you plan on rolling into town with a larger SUV.
I loved the breakfast offings at the Commodore. The menu (whose offerings were included with my room) featured traditional Irish breakfast foods alongside more familiar American favorites. And I must say, the tea was quite good.
It’s difficult to get to Cobh. But if at all possible, I highly recommend it. This is a hotel worth visiting in a city worth exploring. Traveling to places like these is a privilege. I’m elated to have spent those fleeting hours of my summer in this oasis by sea.
Upon arrival we were told no available parking which is very frustrating as I asked at time of booking was there onsite parking then to be told it was full.
After check-in we went to have some food at 5 o’clock to be told there was no room so we had to leave and go somewhere else to eat.
Breakfast was ok over cooked omelet and 1 tea bag per pot of tea for 2 people wasn’t great.
At check out I noticed that other guests where asked how there stay was and was everything ok when it came to me I wasn’t asked a thing except was I checking out.
This was a family get together as my husband is recovering from major surgery so it was disappointing that we had to leave and find alternative arrangements when it was supposed to be a recoup, relaxing night for us but especially my husband if you had of rang and told me we need to book for our food and car parking so he didn’t have to walk that would have been great especially when I booked over the phone not online.
Disappointed trip
Elaine
Locationi
As work was being done at the hotel the team did their best to offer a great service and hence it is not fair to say anything negative which is unlikely to apply when the work is completed. I hope wifi coverage will improve
Amazingly clean and perfect location.
Beds not comfortable and super noisy from the street. No soundproofing at all despite windows being closed.
Perhaps I'm just biased because my other hotel stays on this trip were so bad, but this was the first night I got a good night's sleep - the room stayed cool and I wasn't kept up by noise (though family, who were located right over the entrance, reported a few people giving long talkative goodbyes outside the building at night - you need your windows open for cooling). There's an elevator (a bit tight), a plus for any historic building (this hotel housed wealthy Titanic passengers back in the day). Location is excellent by the seafront. Room isn't flawless but was in quite good condition, and the bed was comfortable.
Great location
Room a bit dated
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