REZz Cork

Great location.

We booked the Teeny Tiny Room for 2 nights! I personally thought it was great. Our only issue was a missing shower door bottom seal that let water leak onto the floor of the restroom. Also, choose a room away from the alley for a quieter stay.

The location is very convenient. There is paid parking at Patrick Quay across the road. In general, the operation and layout of the room is not well thought out. The staff are not there after 10pm. There is also no contact information or phone available if you needed to reach someone! Fortunately, when our hotel card stopped working one night, it was just before 10pm when we got back to the hotel. When we checked out 7:30am, no one was available to take our hotel cards back and there was no dropbox. We had to wait around in the lobby until a staff was servicing the hallways. Also our card again stopped working that morning and we could not go back up to our room. The small room could be improved by strategically having more hooks, ledges and shelf space. The bathroom was clean but the carpet in the room appeared dirty, the mattresss was uneven and lumpy. It was hard to have a comfortable sleep, woke up with a backache both mornings.

The overhead light was so dim I could not read. One of the two reading lights on the bed was broken and dangling by its wires. We were 2 in the bed and for the “inside person” to get out of bed they had to crawl over the other person. No closet — or any other place to hang clothes. Not even a cup at the bathroom sink. 1 tiny chair — that we had to use as an end table because there weren’t any. I could go on, but you get the picture. Poorly designed and poorly maintained.

Was a great way to spend the night in Cork

The front desk staff were very friendly and helpful. The bed was the single worst bed I ever 'tried' sleeping in. The mattress appeared to be very old . . . could feel every spring and there seemed to be a giant divot in the middle. I could have (should have) said something during my stay but I didn't. Again, everyone was very friendly . . . but the beds are terrible.

Convenient location to train and main bus station, clean and comfortable room with budget options. No, early breakfast (prior to 8am). Minutes walk to city centre and shopping and sites.

Person at check in literally said two words to me. Went downhill since last stayed when it first open.

Have the owners tried sleeping on their mattresses? This is a teeny tiny room (as described), with a mattress wedged into a space between the window and a wall next to the bathroom. No chair or stool in the room, so if you want to sit you need to sit on the part of the mattress by a pillow. With a couple of years of customers having to sit this way the mattress is shot. Springs poking in all the wrong places making it difficult to sleep. They needed to have sourced a more suitable and sturdy mattress for the physical set-up. And don't think the room will be suitable for 2 people -- it is not. Might be OK for a solo traveller (who will fit into the teeny tiny shower and can cope with an uncomfortable bed) looking for a no-frills budget room for a night, but not nice for a couple.

Carpet was soiled, bathroom smelly, street noises.