Located in its own private grounds, this 4-star hotel offers spacious, elegant rooms. It is only 20 minutes’ walk from Galway’s center and 5 minutes' walk from the nearest shopping center.
Flannery’s Hotel features spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi, The Galwegian Restaurant and Frankie’s Bar & Bistro. There is free parking on site, and central Galway is 2.2 mi away.
Right within the center of Galway, the Eyre Square Hotel provides brightly furnished rooms with private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi. Galway Cathedral is a 10-minute walk from the hotel.
James
United States of America
Clean room, excellent breakfast and great Galway location.
The Galmont Hotel & Spa overlooks Galway Bay and is just 656 feet from Eyre Square. It has an award-winning restaurant, Spirit One Spa and Energize fitness and leisure.
Steven
United States of America
Great location, great staff — Katie was very helpful. Decent gym/fitness room.
The Connacht Hotel is located close to Lough Atalia, 1.5 miles from the city center. It features a leisure center with a 20-yard pool, spacious rooms, free Wi-Fi, and free parking.
Jarlath
Ireland
Super room, large bar and restaurant, excellent staff, lovely atmosphere. I always stay here when in Galway.
The rooms feature a comfortable bed and a marble bathroom with designer toiletries. Rooms also feature a flat-screen chromecast TV, complimentary WiFi and press reader.
Ideally located among spacious private grounds, this luxury 4-star hotel features a superb location in the leafy suburb of Taylors Hill, 0.6 mi from Galway city center.
The Galway Rooms provides rooms in Galway near Galway Railway Station and National University of Galway.
Kathleen
United States of America
Centrally located to the Latin Quarter. Easy walk to bus and train stations. Prompt response from customer service via phone/email/text. Comfortable and pretty quiet rooms.
Located just 2 miles from Galway city center, Glenlo Abbey Hotel & Estate offers 5-star accommodations, free parking, a golf course, and views of Lough Corrib and the dramatic West of Ireland...
Susan
United States of America
Absolutely everything! The hotel is gorgeous, the staff are exceptional (especially Ru!), and the food was delicious. The falconry demonstration is well worth the money, and Jason taught us so much about the birds and the art of falconry.
Located on Galway's picturesque waterfront, Harbor Hotel offers modern rooms including, air-conditioning, free WiFi, bluetooth speakers and onsite car parking.
Located in its own private grounds, this 4-star hotel offers spacious, elegant rooms. It is only 20 minutes’ walk from Galway’s center and 5 minutes' walk from the nearest shopping center.
Very well appointed, clean and rooms very spacious
The Connacht Hotel is located close to Lough Atalia, 1.5 miles from the city center. It features a leisure center with a 20-yard pool, spacious rooms, free Wi-Fi, and free parking.
Fabulous hotel. Beautiful decor and great location
Flannery’s Hotel features spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi, The Galwegian Restaurant and Frankie’s Bar & Bistro. There is free parking on site, and central Galway is 2.2 mi away.
Lovely comfortable rooms and very friendly staff 😃
The Galmont Hotel & Spa overlooks Galway Bay and is just 656 feet from Eyre Square. It has an award-winning restaurant, Spirit One Spa and Energize fitness and leisure.
Excellent and convenient restaurant. Excellent staff.
Overlooking the famous Salthill Promenade, Galway Bay and the Clare Hills, this elegant hotel features a 25-yard swimming pool, a whirlpool, and a large gym.
The hydrotherapy swimming pool and the food was excellent
Located just 2 miles from Galway city center, Glenlo Abbey Hotel & Estate offers 5-star accommodations, free parking, a golf course, and views of Lough Corrib and the dramatic West of Ireland...
So clean, staff so friendly and grounds of hotel were stunning
Located in Galway, 1.2 miles from National University of Galway, The Westwood Summer Accommodation has accommodations with a fitness center, private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Clean, comfortable, affordable great for a few days
Located in Galway, 1.6 miles from Dead Mans Beach, Radisson RED Galway provides accommodations with a terrace, private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
In central Galway, the Park House Hotel blends the warmth and personality of a boutique hotel with 4-star luxury. It offers an award-winning restaurant and air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Loved how peaceful it was ,such a relaxing atmosphere
Overlooking Galway Bay and located on Quay Street, Leonardo Hotel Galway is a 2-minute walk from St. Nicholas' Collegiate Church. It offers a restaurant and a 24-hour reception.
The room was very clean and bed was very comfortable
G, You Look Good to Me! An outstanding style icon on the west of Ireland hotel scene, Galway’s g Hotel has upped the style stakes even further in a dramatic one-million-euro refurbishment of its...
everything - couldn't fault it! Breakfast was exceptional too
At Eyre Square, the warm and comfortable Imperial Hotel in Galway city center is close to Galway University NUIG and the bus and railway station.
Great spot, great location & lovely friendly staff
FAQs about hotels in Galway
On average, 3-star hotels in Galway cost $245 per night, and 4-star hotels in Galway are $270 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Galway can be found for $344 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Galway this weekend is $247 or, for a 4-star hotel, $279. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Galway for this weekend cost around $490 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Welcoming Galway is a small city with fantastic nightlife and an infectious atmosphere. Outside of the Galway Arts Festival, there’s still plenty of live music in the Irish pubs to get the party started.
The Galway Races at Ballybrit Race Course west of Galway Airport attract a good crowd, as does Eyre Square, a green space with flags of previous ruling families who gave it its nickname - City of Tribes. To the south are cobbled streets housing brightly colored shops and restaurants.
Sights in Galway include its cathedral and city museum which has an interesting insight into the history of the city and Ireland. Lynch’s Castle is the last remaining 17th-century merchant house, and the Spanish Arch is a small section of city walls by the Corrib River, linking Galway Bay to huge Loch Corrib. Where river and ocean meet is Claddagh Park, a great spot for a picnic with a view.
Further around the coast is Salthill Promenade, home to Atlantaquaria, Ireland’s national aquarium, focussing on sealife off Irish shores. It’s a Christmas Day tradition to jump from Blackrock Diving Tower nearby into the icy Atlantic Ocean, though you may well spot some wag giving it a go.
Booking.com has an excellent range of Galway hotels, apartments and B&Bs to complete your stay.
We enjoyed hop on hop off tour out of Eyre Square.
We enjoyed hop on hop off tour out of Eyre Square. Walking & Tasting Tour was very good! Great value. Latin Quarter was vibrant! Very busy on warm, sunny day. Galway Bay Area was very scenic! O’Connors for traditional music was fun! Black Cat Restaurant was good seafood choice.
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Anonymous
Scored 8.0
8.0
Thought it was a nice friendly town with good variety of...
Thought it was a nice friendly town with good variety of independent businesses, and attractive river walk, so it felt unique, but apart from some neighbourhoods they have really wrecked the architecture of the town with horrible modern development and very few trees etc. The approach from Limerick is really off-putting - horrid industrial estates, and endless roundabouts, plus a complete lack of signage to the centre - you choose east or west and we chose the wrong one....The development out to the bathing spots is equally horrid, and again no planting. although the view out to sea is lovely and the ambience of the bathing area is fun and unique to Galway. They have a nice art house cinema, good theatre (if you book well in advance) and some great festivals, but remember this is a small town not a city. 2 days plenty unless you're a student... but otherwise get out in the more beautiful countryside....
Caroline
Ireland
Scored 10
10
We attended Trad on the Prom which was a highlight of our...
We attended Trad on the Prom which was a highlight of our Galway experience. Some of our group enjoyed a day tour seeing the Cliffs of Hoher, and other sites of interest. The variety of pubs and music was a treat
Katherine
United States of America
Scored 10
10
Fun place to visit for the weekend or a couple days more.
Fun place to visit for the weekend or a couple days more. Lively town with lots of pubs and lots of music, everywhere. Near the festival pier, short trip to Salt Hill beaches and a good place to take a tour of the Cliffs of Moher (amazing!). I was there for four days and I had a great time.
Paul
United States of America
Scored 6.0
6.0
I guess if I had to make a recommendation to other travelers...
I guess if I had to make a recommendation to other travelers, I would look around for other lodging versus jumping into a night or more at the Connacht Hotel. Have some good walking shoes if you plan on visiting the downtown area by foot.
Godown
Scored 8.0
8.0
Galway is great for the young and young-at-heart.
Galway is great for the young and young-at-heart. Full of pubs and restaurants, Galway is bristling with night life well in to the wee hours. We found it a convenient base for a day trip to Kylemore Abbey.
Michael
Canada
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The room and bathroom was very spacious and we had our own balcony which wasn't expected. The pool was well heated and the staff were pleasant to interact with and responded to any requests we had. While the hotel is located 15 mins outside the city centre, there is a bus available to the city and salthill located right outside the hotel, which was very convenient so we didn'talways need to drive.
Quiet and clean room, located outside Galway city center but close to Salthill Seapoint Promenade and Blackrock Beach. City center can be easily reached by bus (bus stop a few steps next to the hotel) or by a nice footwalk along the seaside
The house is a little bit away from the Galway city center, but not too far away. It is a good option to stay in the apartment instead of hotels in Galway because it is better value. Great neighbourhood.
I found it to be perfect for me. Clean room, Comfy bed and no mix ups or problems with the hotel. Bang centre on Salthill and only a short bus to Galway city centre. Would stay again.
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