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Yugo Amnis House (Cork) review 2026: prices, room types & what residents say

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Overview and location

Yugo Amnis House is located on Mardyke, in the Irish city of Cork, with the postal code T12 E2RF. The building sits close to University College Cork, making it a convenient option for students attending that institution. The residence is a purpose-built student accommodation operated by Yugo, a global provider. According to the data from the platform, the property has a Google rating of 4.2 out of 5, based on 148 reviews.

The location is one of its strongest points. Residents can walk to the university campus in a few minutes, and the city centre is also within easy reach. The surrounding area includes the Mardyke Walk, a riverside path, and nearby amenities such as supermarkets, cafés, and restaurants. The building itself overlooks a lake, which several reviewers mention positively.

The residence offers on-site facilities including a laundry facility, a cinema room, and a game room. These are standard for this type of accommodation and add to the social experience. The property does not list air conditioning in the room descriptions, which is common in Ireland given the temperate climate, but some residents note its absence as a drawback during warmer spells.

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What residents actually say

Yugo Amnis House

The following three reviews come from Google and are reproduced verbatim. They reflect a range of experiences.

Alessandra Fenu (Rating 2 out of 5)

“The accommodation was comfortable and had everything needed, even though it wasn’t particularly luxurious. The location was excellent and very convenient. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The bathroom was spacious, and the shower was excellent. Unfortunately there was not Aircon and the air in the room was very s”

The review appears to cut off, but the main point is clear: the room was fine overall, but the lack of air conditioning was a notable negative. This is a recurring theme for those who are sensitive to indoor air quality.

Ruairi Basso (Rating 5 out of 5)

“Very good overall experience living at Amnis. Everything is top quality in the bedroom and kitchen. The view onto the lake is amazing. All the receptionists are so nice especially Jack!!”

This reviewer emphasises quality and the lake view, as well as the helpfulness of the reception staff. It indicates that the communal areas and the view are strong selling points.

Aashvi Hitesh (Rating 5 out of 5)

“Amazing stay! The place is clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. The staff are all very friendly, but Jack truly stands out. He is incredibly kind, always willing to help with anything, and patiently answers every question. He really goes above and beyond to make your stay easy and enjoyable. Highly recommend!”

This review highlights cleanliness, comfort, and staff attentiveness – specifically naming Jack as a standout member of the team. That level of personal service is valuable for students living away from home.

Overall, the pattern is consistent: the property delivers a clean, comfortable, well-located experience with friendly staff. The main complaints revolve around the absence of air conditioning and, in some cases, a perception that the accommodation is not luxurious. Given that only three reviews were available on the platform, they should be taken as illustrative rather than definitive.

Price positioning and room-type guidance

The platform does not display a minimum or maximum price for Yugo Amnis House. The deposit is listed as €99 (indicative – confirm with the operator). The weekly price is not specified, so you must contact the operator to get a quote.

For context, the lowest-priced student property in Cork (according to the platform’s city data) starts at €279 per week, indicative. That is a reference point. Yugo Amnis House may be priced higher or lower depending on the room type, floor, and contract length. The residence is one of eight student properties listed in Cork, so it is part of a competitive market.

Room-type guidance: The data does not list specific unit types (e.g., en-suite, studio, non-ensuite). However, based on typical Yugo properties and the reviewer mentions of a “bedroom and kitchen”, it is likely that the property offers cluster flats (shared kitchen and living area, private bedrooms) and possibly studios. You should confirm the exact room types with the operator. If you prefer a private kitchen, ask specifically about studio availability. If you want a social setup, a cluster flat with shared kitchen may be more suitable.

Because prices are not fixed on the platform, it is essential to compare with other Cork properties that do list their starting rates. The €279 per week from-price gives a benchmark; be prepared that Amnis House might be above that, especially for en-suite or lake-view rooms.

Booking timing

The property is available from 20 August 2026, according to the platform data. This aligns with the typical start of the academic year. If you plan to move in for the 2026/27 academic year, you should begin your search early – ideally by late 2025 or early 2026. Student accommodation in Cork tends to book up several months in advance, especially for popular properties with good locations like this one.

The minimum lease length is not listed on the platform, so that is another detail to clarify with the operator. Standard contracts in Cork are often 44 or 51 weeks, but some properties offer shorter stays. If you need flexibility, ask specifically about short-term or semester-only contracts.

Given that the property has a deposit of €99 and does not publish prices, you will need to complete a booking enquiry on the platform or contact Yugo directly to get a quote and secure a room. It is advisable to compare several properties in Cork before making a commitment – especially if budget is a concern.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there air conditioning in the rooms?

No. Based on resident reviews and the amenities listed, the rooms do not have air conditioning. One reviewer specifically noted the lack of AC and said the air in the room became very stale. If you are sensitive to heat or prefer a cooler sleeping environment, you may find this uncomfortable during warmer weather. Consider bringing a fan.

What is the deposit, and when is it due?

The deposit is listed as €99 (indicative – confirm with the operator). It is a relatively low deposit compared to some other student properties. The exact timing of payment should be confirmed when you make a booking enquiry. Typically, you pay the deposit to hold the room, and the first rent instalment is due before or on move-in day.

How far is it from University College Cork?

The address is on Mardyke, which is directly adjacent to the main UCC campus. Walking time is approximately five to ten minutes, depending on which building you are going to. Because it is so close, many students choose this location for convenience. The city centre is also a short walk (about 15 minutes).

Sources & data date

Platform data retrieved in July 2026. Prices, availability, and reviews are indicative and subject to change. Always confirm details directly with the operator.


For live availability and current pricing, you can use the on-site assistant to check which rooms are still open for the 2026/27 academic year.

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