Casey's of Baltimore | Coastal Hotel in West County Cork

Casey's of Baltimore, Cork

Family-Run Hotel in the Fishing Village of Baltimore, County Cork

Caseys’s is a charming family run hotel located at the entrance to the delightful sailing and fishing village of Baltimore in West Cork. With a cosy pub and superb food, Casey’s has all the qualities for a real Irish holiday.

What guests like about Caseys of Baltimore:

our hotel is on the Wild Atlantic Way
Casey’s Traditional Irish Pub
Stunning West Cork landscape on the doorstep
Recommended by Georgina Campbell and Frommers
Your Irish Country Hotels Gift Card can be redeemed at Casey’s of Baltimore

Your accommodation

Your stay at Casey’s of Baltimore in West Cork will be a very relaxing one.

Restful rooms

The rooms have been decorated to the highest standard where bright cheerful colours compliment the crisp white linen and pine furniture. Guestrooms have king-size beds, satellite TV, radio channel, direct dial telephone, Broadband facility in all rooms, Hot Beverage facility, a hairdryer and trouser press.

Your dining options

The Baltimore Room

Having built a string reputation forsuperb food, proprietors Michael and Ann Casey say their food is their raison d’etre. Their restaurant, The Baltimore Room, naturally specialises in locally caught seafood. Also on the menu you will find succulent steaks, lamb and a variety of vegetarian dishes.

Organic & healthy food options

There is great emphasis placed on the healthy aspect of food here in Casey’s of Baltimore. Their organic garden supplies fresh root veggies and Spring water is supplied from a deep spring well on the hotel grounds.

Your activity choices

Island trips

Trips to Cape Clear (40 mins ferry crossing from Baltimore) and Sherkin Island (10 minutes ferry crossing from Baltimore) can be arranged at the hotel. These islands are well worth a visit, meet the natives and enjoy the spectacular scenery

Walking - Lough Hyne

Lough Hyne, 10km from Casey’s, is Ireland’s only Marine Nature Reserve and is a fascinating place to visit. A 5km loop walk starting at the lake takes you past a prehistoric ringfort, gives spectacular Atlantic Ocean views, descends to Barlogue pier at the sea-entrance to the lake and finally follows the lakeshore back to the starting point. There are longer walks too taking in more of the dazzling West Cork coast and landscape.