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The oldest hotel in Cork City and located in the very
heart of town the Imperial is something of a Cork institution, that has
entertained countless illustrious guests throughout is near 200 year history.
Located in the prestigious commercial district of South
Mall in the centre of Cork, the Imperial has graced the city since 1813.
In its time the Imperial has played host to writers such as Sir Walter
Scott, William Thackeray and Charles Dickens and the famous composer Franz
Liszt.
This rich history is carved into the architecture and
character of the Imperial. Its expansive lobby is decked out in old mahogany
and marble and is dominated by a sweeping staircase. The bedrooms are
well appointed, set with soft mellow tones and cosy furnishings and are
fitted with all the usual comforts and facilities of a 4 star hotel.
Dining at the Imperial offers lots of choice. The stylish
Clouds Restaurant offers elegant evening dining with the entertainment
of a pianist, while informal dining is offered in the Parisian styled
‘Lafayette’s’ café and an impressive bar menu
and carvery is available in the traditional pub setting of South’s
bar.
In South’s, the Imperial boasts one of Cork City’s
most prominent and impressive bars, an elegant old fashioned bar with
character by the barrel full and one of the best pints of Murphy’s
to be pulled in Cork.
Central to the city the Imperial is perfectly placed for
exploring Cork, taking in a show at the Opera House or Everyman Theatre,
spending a few quite hours in the Crawford Art Gallery, or shopping in
the city. The Imperial is also well placed for access to the renowned
golf courses at Fota and the Old Head of Kinsale.
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