Jail cell rooms. Mary lovely lady. Girl who manages the B&B and who answers the door is very very rude. Very loud and noisy as manager is constantly opening and closing her door which other guests can hear and she pounds up and down the stairs to open front door. Very unhappy!!!

I have stayed in the Ardara twice this year and have found both stays exceptional. The owner Mary and staff, Mia, are both friendly. welcoming and helpful. It was easy feel at home in this B & B, the room itself was exactly what we needed, very clean with an en- suite, t.v and tea/coffee. When I visit Cork again... More

When I had spoke to Mary on the phone she had been very welcoming.... That was the end of that when we arrived. We were greeted by an overseas work who said "your early!, you will have to go away and come back later"... we had been travelling for 6 hours and beings it was breakfast time we didn't even... More

Great stay, friendly and helpful staff. Centre of town a two minute walk. Highly recommend it.

Over the last few years I have stayed in Ardara house many times due to the nature of my business. I tried a couple of other BnB's which turned out to be...dismal to say the least. I settled with Ardara because I feel as though it offers one of the best BnB services in Cork City. The staff are friendly... More

Stayed here to see a traditional Irish band play last December with my girlfriend. We traveled down on the train from Dublin. Must say, we had a lovely stay at Ardara House. Excellent location for us - literally a 4 minute walk from the train station, and an 8-10 minute walk to our venue "Cypress Avenue" which is in the... More

we went to Ardara B&B and it was so bad, that we chect put after our first night. It was smelly and small and very noisy. a bit far from the city center. if you can choose your B&B, don't go to the Ardara! Stay Away from there.

Apparently, we came to Cork city on the busiest weekend of the year - the Guinness Jazz Festival weekend. The only place we found that had a room for the next night was Ardara (no wonder). Mary, the owner, showed us the room she had - a tiny smelly room with a "wide" single bed she called a double room... More

The Ardara House was kind of depressing when we stayed there. It's a bit of a walk into Cork's center. If you're just looking for a place to put your head at the end of the night, it's serviceable. We opted for the cold cereal breakfast, and there were some fruit flies buzzing around the food, which isn't the most... More