The Maritime

Featuring over 100 designer rooms, some with sea views and balconies, and others overlooking mature woods this luxury accommodation is situated very conveniently for the famous bay of the region.

Superbly located on the water’s edge, The Maritime Hotel enjoys uninterrupted sea views across Bantry Bay. At the Maritime Hotel, everything you desire for a short break or extended stay awaits you.

You can enjoy a pampering, relaxing holiday or host an elegant event. The facilities offered by the Club Maritime leisure centre are chic by any standard. Club Maritime features a large swimming pool and a children's pool, sauna, steam room, hot tub and gymnasium.

Habitacions: 112
Tarifa: 63.75 - 260 EUR

West Cork possesses a unique character, beauty, tradition and culture, all manifested in the variety, quality and originality of its produce. Taking advantage of this, our chefs in the Ocean Restaurant have created inspired menus, featuring fresh local ingredients and of course, the best of Bantry Bay mussels.

The Maritime Bar has its own entrance from The Quay and reflects the warmth of a good Irish bar, as well as the smart ambience required in modern Irish pubs. Informal dining, friendly locals and a great range of well-chosen beverages make this bar a must on your list.

Bantry sits at the head of Bantry Bay on the main N71 road between Cork and Kenmare and Killarney. The area is steeped in history and fantastic scenery from Sherkin Island across Roaring Water Bay, to the famous landmark of Mizen Head around Dunmanus Bay and across the peninsula. This now proudly shows off The Sheep's Head Way, one of the best walks in Ireland, to Bantry Bay.

18th century Bantry House and Gardens are a major tourist attraction, bringing visitors from far and wide. This is considered one of the great houses of Ireland and in the courtyard is the French Armada Exhibition Centre. Bantry is ideal for touring the region, exploring the beautiful bays and beaches, spectacular hills and welcoming, cosy hostelries.

There are numerous activities available in Bantry, including 2 leading golf courses, Bantry Golf Club, an 18-hole course designed by Christy O'Connor Jnr., and Glengarrif. For the best in Irish walking, cycling, fishing, sailing and water sports or for just relaxing, Bantry and the South-West has always been one of the most popular tourist destinations.

By Plane:
Within 2 hours drive, you can reach Cork and Kerry Airports. Alternatively, Shannon Airport is 3 hours and 30 minutes away and Dublin Airport is 4 hours and 30 minutes away.