The Hotel is located across from the main terminal at Cork Airport. The Hotel is a 5 minute walk from the terminal, exit the arrivals hall, take a right, cross the pedestrian crossing (left turn), take the steps and cross the pedestrian crossing again, Turn right, the Hotel is located on the left. The Hotel also operates a shuttle bus to and from the airport.

Follow the signs for Limerick and when in Limerick follow signs Fedamore R511 . At Roxborough roundabout take 3rd exit R509 (signposted Killarney (N23) . At traffic signals turn left N20 (signposted Cork, Killarney). In 0.3 miles at next two roundabouts go forward . Branch left (signposted Cork) then turn left . Pass through Charleville and Buttevant. At Mallow roundabout take 2nd exit (signposted Cork), go straight through Rathduff. Take the city centre approach. Follow the signs for Cork Airport. The Hotel is located on the right at the approach to the main terminal.

Follow Way out - Dublin signs. At roundabouts follow signs for Dublin. At third branch left (signposted M50 Southbound) and at roundabout take 3rd exit M50 . Leave motorway at signpost for Limerick and at roundabout take 3rd exit N7 (signposted The South) . At Newlands Cross /Bewleys Hotel traffic signals continue forward . Keep forward (signposted Limerick, Cork) to join Motorway M7 . Take right-hand lanes from here to end of motorway and continue forward on the N7 .Keep forward (signposted Cork, Limerick) to join Motorway M7. Leave Motorway (signposted Cork) and at roundabout take 1st exit N8. At Junction N24 roundabout take 2nd exit. At Mitchelstown follow the N8 for Fermoy. From Fermoy follow signs Cork N8. Dunkettle Interchange (N25) take 2nd exit, enter the Jack Lynch Tunnel, keep left and take the west link exit. Keep left and take the exit for Cork Airport. Take the first exit off the Kinsale roundabout and continue up the airport Hill. Take the 2nd exit, Hotel is on the left.

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