Fota Island Hotel and Spa

The 5-star Fota Island Hotel boasts an 18-hole championship golf course, a swimming pool and beautifully designed rooms with countryside views and luxury bathrooms. Cork is just 8 miles away.

Bedrooms at Fota Island feature flat-screen satellite TVs, free Wi-Fi and an interactive video system. They also include mini-bars, seating areas and bathrooms with walk-in showers and bathrobes.

Huge windows allow light to flood into the spacious and stylish Fota Restaurant. It serves fine traditional and international cuisine and has a terrace for al fresco dining. Guests can also enjoy afternoon tea or a cocktail in the relaxing Amber Lounge or The Spike Bar.

The hotel boasts 18 treatment rooms where guests can enjoy massages, hydrotherapy and thermal suites. Guests can work out in the state-of-the-art gym.

Ireland’s large wildlife park, Fota Wildlife Park is a 5-minute walk away. Cork Airport is a 20-minute drive from the hotel.

Rooms: 131
Rate: 114 - 265 EUR
Hotel chain: Sheraton

Come and discover Irelands famous warm welcome and hospitality at the Fota Island Hotel & Spa, the perfect location for exploring southern Ireland. Located on Fota Island in County Cork and tucked amid gorgeous scenery, were just outside the city of Cork the 2005 “European Capital of Culture” and 20 minutes from Cork International Airport.

All of our 131 guest rooms are designed with your comfort in mind and many offer panoramic views over the surrounding woodlands and golf courses. Our dedicated suite floor has a private balcony area. The oversized rooms with their separate living and sleeping areas are perfect for relaxing after a round of golf or a day in the spa.

Indulge in our Fota Island Spa complete with 18 treatment rooms, hydrotherapy, and thermal suites. Or take leisurely laps in our full-length indoor pool. For those that want to experience Irelands golf, you can enjoy our championship golf courses.

Let our dining options, with an emphasis on local produce and ingredients, tempt you and your guests. Cove Restaurant, our fine dining restaurant serves a menu of freshly caught seafood and organic meat and vegetables from local farmers. Relax with family in our Fota Restaurant offering casual dining in a warm setting. Talk with friends, sample local whiskeys, or dine from the extensive bar menu in the Amber Lounge.

Welcome to pure relaxation and comfort at the Fota Island Hotel & Spa

Our 131 guest rooms and suites are warm and relaxing with many offering superb views of the island woodland and golf courses. Modern in decor and convenience, all are equipped with amenities that evoke the comforts of home.

All rooms offer satellite TV and Internet access through the television system. Our interactive video system (video on demand) allows you to choose from a selection of films any time of the day. Complimentary wired or wireless Internet access is available in each room. Oversized bathrooms with separate baths and walk-in showers with rainforest showerheads ensure you are ready to face whatever the day has in store.

Our chef takes pride in sourcing local produce and ingredients to use as inspiration. Whether it is fine dining, a casual meal with family, or sampling some traditional Irish whiskeys, there is something for everyone.

The Cove, our gourmet-dining restaurant guarantees a gastronomic experience not to be missed. Our chef has created a menu from unique ingredients, fresh seafood complemented by meat, and organic produce from local pastures. Wine lovers or those wishing to learn more about the fruits of the vine, will enjoy the wine list from our specially designed cellar. Our sommelier is on hand to help you select the perfect wine to match your meal. Advanced reservations are advised.

Offering fine food in a more casual setting, Fota Restaurant serves a freshly prepared continental breakfast with a wide choice of meats, cheeses, fruits, and pastries. Hearty full Irish breakfasts are also cooked fresh to demand. Evening meals are served in a comfortable setting.

An expansive list of fine whiskeys awaits at the Amber Lounge. With over 75 to choose from, it provides the perfect opportunity to sample whiskeys, including those from the nearby Midleton distilleries. Enjoy daily afternoon tea with gourmet sandwiches, freshly baked scones, delicate pastries, and desserts. Its also the perfect place to enjoy an Irish coffee by the cosy fireplace during the winter or a chilled beer on the outdoor terrace during the summer. Bar service is available Monday to Saturday 11:30am to 12:30am and Sunday 12:30pm to 11:30pm.

Fota Island located in Cork Harbor is just off the N25 road from Cork to Waterford. The island is host to Ireland's only wildlife park, as well as the historic Fota House with its famous gardens. Located 20 minutes from Cork Airport, our hotel is centrally located for exploring southern Ireland.

We are just north of the historic island of Cobh, which is most famous as the port from which the Titanic set sail in 1912 and visitors today can still visit the Titanic trail and other heritage attractions in the area. Nearby is the celebrated Midleton Distillery, which is now part of the same family of distilleries as the world-renown Jameson Irish Whiskey.

Our hotel is also just nine kilometres from the city of Cork – the 2005 “European Capital of Culture.” Founded over 1,000 years ago by St. Finbarr, Cork has grown from a trading merchant city on the water to the thriving cosmopolitan city it is today. It is home to many galleries, museums, theatres, and artist workshops. Its calendar is filled with annual festivals, from jazz and sailing to film and choral. With many cultural and historic attractions for visitors to trace their Irish roots in, there is also a wide range of restaurants, cafés, and pubs full of friendly locals and visitors alike.

Fota Island is perfectly positioned for discovering Ireland's diverse southwestern region. Visit the nearby Blarney stone, stroll along blue flag beaches warmed by the Gulf Stream, or tour the culinary enclaves of Kinsale and Clonakilty. Enjoy some of Ireland's best sailing around Cork Bay and water sport facilities or amble the scenic routes and paths, which traverse the region.