Excellent in the middle of everything going on rooms big and clean food not too bad either. Staff friendly and helpful.

My partner and I stayed at the Victoria on our first trip to Cork.
It was like staying in Faulty Towers. On arriaval the beds were unmade when we went in the room, we had to ask for them to be changed The towels had been used. The knob of the drawer came off in my hand, when I attempted to unpact! Then I discovered there was no bottom to the drawer anyway! we started to laugh about everything that went wrong and decided to stay for the future comic value of regailing stories about the place!
The breakfast was the worst I've ever been presented with and the staff were sullen and didn't appear to understand English well enough to serve us. We used the place as a base only to sleep. The location is supurb if you want to be in the city centre we were not distrubed by noise.We paid for breakfast for 5 days but only went down once. However there are lots of cafes near by that do lovely breakfast There are no tea/coffee making facilities in the room but they did give us some when we asked for it (although they didn't replenish it) I would stay again because of the laugh it gave us and the great location!

We stayed at this hotel very recently. The location couldn't have been better - slap bang in the middle of the city centre.

If you want to stay somewhere with all the basic necessities at a VERY reasonable price, and aren't looking for 5 star treatment, then the Victoria Hotel is perfect.

OK - I wouldn't stay here for a romantic weekend, but I was here with a group of friends and it was spot on.

GOOD POINTS:
- Very helpful staff
- Clean and spacious rooms
- Flexible check-in/out times
- Excellent location for the city centre
- Not a bad breakfast
- The bar was stayed open 'till 4am!

BAD POINTS
- Hotel felt 'tired'
- It was a bit of a maze to get to our room
- View outside room was not great (dilapidated 'courtyard' with a pair of pidgeons living there and some rubbish)

You get what you pay for - so given what it cost, I thought we had a very good deal.

I stayed at the Victoria hotel for two nights in August with my husband and two children. I found the staff polite and friendly and a good hearthy Irish breakfast was served in the morning. The hotel is ideally located in the the city centre and close to all amenities. The price for a family apartment consisting of two bedrooms and a bathroom was 240 euros for the total stay which I got by phoning the hotel direct. The only discomfort we experienced was the noise coming from the street at night but on closing the windows it drowned out most of the sound. The apartment was spacious, spotlessly cleaned and beds were made and fresh towels laid out for the two days we stayed there. A Tv was provided but a refundable 10 euro deposit was required to get a remote control from reception, I guess this is to prevent theft. The bathroom had a high pressurised shower with a constant flow of hot water. On a tight family budget, I was thrilled with the price and I found the service to be perfectly adequate and not at all like what's described from previous reviews. All in all we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will definately be back again.