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The Ocean Restaurant:
West Cork is renowned for its abundance of fresh, locally produced ingredients. Artisan cheeses, fresh seafood, and organic produce attract food-lovers the world over.
Derek McKnight, Executive Chef at The Ocean Restaurant, is no exception. After travelling the world as Head Chef of The Queen Elizabeth 2, he now brings a world of flavours and influences together with the finest local ingredients. The result? A modern Irish dining experience like no other.
The Maritime Bar
For great food and drink in a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere, try the Maritime Bar. It's the perfect place to sit back and unwind after a day of fun, or to recharge before heading out again.
A full carvery lunch is served from noon until three. An extensive bar food menu follows, with a focus on local flavours. Of course, there's a full selection of beer, wine, spirits, and minerals to choose from.
Modern and contemporary, yet fitting seamlessly into it?s environment, The Maritime Hotel offers the ultimate in 21st century accommodation. With a range of guest rooms and suites that offer many of the comforts of home, state-of-the art conference facilities, a choice of wonderful places to eat and drink with the added attraction of a fabulously appointed leisure centre. All staffed in a manner that, while perfectly attentive, is always unobtrusive. It truly is Irish hospitality at its best.
Featuring over 100 designer bedrooms, many offer sea views and balconies, while others overlook mature woods. Choose from luxury twin or double accommodation, each comes with As you would expect, 24-hour room service compliments the many in-room features: Plasma Screen TV, Complimentary broadband Internet access, Iron and ironing board, Tea and coffee making facilities, Hairdryer, Luxury toiletries, Pillow menus, Plush bathrobes, Complimentary secure car parking, Air Conditioning and Safe.
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How to arrive
92 kms to the airport (kerry airport)
Bantry sits on the South Western peninsula of Ireland and is located on the main N71 road between Cork and Kenmare and Killarney, taking the road to the south through Skibareen, or along the more direct route out of Bandon through Dunmanway.
