Jurys Inn Galway  

Die Nähe zur Quay Street night life.

Gives you what it promises a great value stay in excellent location with comfortable rooms and good buffet breakfast.

Nice to have free wi-fi in rooms !

The staff in Jurys Galway were top class. I would especially like to compliment Dale(on reception). I had the privilege to meet him in Jurys in Glasgow. He was so helpful and kind to us when we were stranded in the snow. He is a great asset to any staff team.

Great location, nice view, clean and modern rooms

No minibar / fridge in the room

I loved the location - it was right next to the river and next to the shopping area. I was a prime location.

The price I did not realize until I got the bill that is cost over 175 euros to stay there on a Saturday night. I think that price was outrageous and if I knew that I would of stayed some where else.

Excellent rate especially for city-friendly staff-felt very secure and safe. Access to the city was excellent.

Went away to Galway for the weekend with the girls. Perfect location bar and restaurant in hotel. Rooms was small for the 3 of us but was grand for the weekend. Room was clean and not too noisey we had a nice view of the river.

Room size and car park thought we would get a nice reduction in the car park next door but the car park on the keys was 4 euros cheaper for the weekend and was just a short walk away

Location is perfect. Close to everything.

The hotel is very popular for city breaks, stag parties and so on and there is a slight musty or stale smell about the place. It was also very overpriced. We paid 170 euro for one night in a budget hotel. Perhaps this is symptomatic of overpricing in Galway during the summer in general but it wouldn't entice me back.

Check in reception staff were helpful and friendly, so the day started off very well

I did not like the room size for the price charged. Plates at breakfast were very small and there was a short supply of cooked breakfast and a long delay from the kitchen. People (residents) were confused in the breakfast area.

+ Great location, just off Quay Street and in front of the Spanish Arch but in a quiet corner + Size of the room (we were three people staying in a triple room with one double bed + one single and it was big enough) + tv with lcd screen samsung; + Great views over the river and very quiet despite being full that weekend and with hen parties going on! + Big desk work + Secure Locked room for leaving luggage the whole day in our check out date; + Most tour bus companies pick you up on the hotel; + Good information on events, restos, things to do in town, booklets at the entrance and advice in reception

- You have to pay for the wifi; - Continental breakfast is not impressive, orange juice taste like powdery water; - I thought that it was objectively a bit overpriced for the ratio quality-price, although not if you compare with other neighbouring ones. I guess the equation summer time + Galway + city centre = high rates

i liked how comfy mike was in the morning.loidean smelled a bit but i opened window and fresh sea air came in..all in all good

Location, bathroom was spacious, staff helpful and courteous.

They were renovating the floor we were on with new carpets- while a good sign that there is continued improvements, the hall was messy and looked like a building site and the smell of glue was strong - but undertaking given the job at hand. Not a complaint per se, but given it was midweek and the hotel was virtually empty im sure there were room/floors not currently under overhaul and would have given a better first impression. That said, it didnt not negatively affect our stay. Just timing i guess.

The location is very good. Close to all Galway has to offer. Very close to saltillo also.

The bathroom was very grubby. Parking must be paid for and cost €20 for the weekend. This is a hidden cost that should be highlighted when booking.