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The proximity to Ballyhass water park was very convenient. Unfortunately, the restaurants close very early (between 9 and 10 pm). So it is very difficult to get a decent late meal. We would recommend the Khao Asian restaurant, it was fantastic. We would NOT recommend rhe Hibernian Hotel. The food is absolutely awful.

Mallow is a market-town, with a long and interesting history. There is quite a lot to explore. The town has its much of its vernacular houses still intact. However, the houses are being let go to rack and ruin. With a little bit of care and imagination, the town could be brought back to life, and this would make it as attractive to tourists as Clonakilty. Also, there is too much traffic on the main street. This should be diverted around the edge of the town. Mallow Castle, one of Ireland's few Elizabethan fortified mansions, is presently being renovated by the OPW. It is well worth seeing, and the surrounding park is beautiful. It has a children's playground which is always full. The old St James Church has a farmers market every Saturday. Another nearby attraction is Doneraile Court, 12 km to the north west.

"The hotel exceeded our expectations! The warm atmosphere made us feel right at home. Its prime location, just a stone's throw from the train station, provided effortless access to the city. The peaceful surroundings and exceptional staff made our stay truly enjoyable. Their helpfulness and hospitality were top-notch, making our experience absolutely delightful. Highly recommended!"

All I have to say is the place is very clean tidy and people are very friendly and helpful in shops and walking around anywhere Plus the food And drink is excellent and you get plenty / value for your money.

Mallow a good place to base yourself if doing a touring holiday in Co.Cork. Train station gives good access to Cork city. Blarney Castle only 20minutes away by road . Also a short road trip to Charville. Mallow Town Park is a hidden gem, well worth spending time exploring it!