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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.
It's in the middle of Eyre Square and nearby the Galway train station. Easy to get around. Booked a room staying for 3 and it is large and spacious.
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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.
Hotel in Galway
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.
Great location with plenty on-site parking. Super comfy beds and pillows. Staff were very professional and friendly. Great breakfast buffet with all the fixings. We enjoyed the bar with live music 🎶
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This contemporary hotel with leisure facilities and free parking is located opposite Galway Racecourse, just outside Galway city.
nice clean Bedrooms excellent restaurant.
Hotel in Galway
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.
We like very much! Super cozy!
Hotel in Galway
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.
Perfect location, clean and pleasant staff
Hotel in Galway
The family-run Western Hotel is located in the heart of Galway, just off Eyre Square.
Hotel in Galway
Less than 20-minute walk from Galway city center,, the modern 4-star Maldron Hotel Sandy Road Galway is located at Headford Point.
Hotel in Galway
Here at The Victoria Hotel we are city center located in Eyre Square Galway, next to the bus and train station.
Great location and incredibly helpful and friendly staff Very professional, good breakfast and beautiful room.
Hotel in Galway
Nox Hotel Galway just off Headford Road, within walking distance of Galway city center. Free WiFi access is available and the property offers free parking.
Very nice hotel, clean and comfortable. Spacious rooms. Helpful friendly staff. Breakfast was fabulous, lots on offer. Also caught up on washing here through the hotel - great service! A little out of the way, but an easy 20 min walk to Galway centre (or if you dont want to walk, there is a free phone service available to dial a taxi).
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The HYDE Hotel is a modern, boutique-style hotel located in the heart of Galway City, right next to the train and bus stations, and just a minute’s walk from Eyre square.
We didn’t have breakfast but everything was lovely
Located on Galway's picturesque waterfront, Harbor Hotel offers modern rooms including, air-conditioning, free WiFi, bluetooth speakers and onsite car parking.
Bed was great. Good reception service. Good bathroom.
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.
We liked everything. The staff and was so hopefully
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.
It was very clean & a welcoming friendly hotel
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.
Extremely helpful and friendly staff. Very clean 😉
The award-winning, 4-star Galway Bay Hotel overlooks Galway Bay and is located on Galway’s Blue Flag beach.
love the location and views. room was very comfortable .
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.
clean and bright with exceptionally friendly 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.
Quiet comfortable room. Good food but overpriced.
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.
Excellent location. Nice atmosphere. Good facilities.
The Residence Hotel is located in Galway's entertainment neighborhood and offers free WiFi.
Everything was perfect great place and great staff
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...
Service from start to finish was a 5 star experience
In Galway’s historic Latin Quarter, The House is an elegant, 4-star hotel just off Quay Square and the Spanish Arch.
A beautiful hotel, great location and very friendly and helpful staff.
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 location, Great food, lovely staff and very clean
Here at The Victoria Hotel we are city center located in Eyre Square Galway, next to the bus and train station.
Great location, welcoming and helpful staff. Lovely rooms.
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.
Great location, clean and comfortable, parking next door
Less than 20-minute walk from Galway city center,, the modern 4-star Maldron Hotel Sandy Road Galway is located at Headford Point.
Liked the room, the Staffs and the clean environment
On average, 3-star hotels in Galway cost $250 per night, and 4-star hotels in Galway are $279 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Galway can be found for $353 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Galway this weekend is $245 or, for a 4-star hotel, $263. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Galway for this weekend cost around $405 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $154 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Galway for tonight. You'll pay around $197 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Galway will cost around $340, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Many families visiting Galway loved staying at Glenlo Abbey Hotel, Skeffington Arms Hotel, and Park House Hotel.
Some of the best hotels in Galway near Galway Clinic Private Hospital include Seacrest, Almara House and Sea of Dreams.
Glenlo Abbey Hotel, Skeffington Arms Hotel, and Menlo Park Hotel are some of the popular hotels in Galway.
For hotels in Galway that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Menlo Park Hotel, Galway Bay Hotel Conference & Leisure Centre, and Nox Hotel Galway.
These hotels in Galway are highly rated by couples: Glenlo Abbey Hotel, The Residence Hotel, and Menlo Park Hotel.
Glenlo Abbey Hotel, Salthill Hotel, and Galway Bay Hotel Conference & Leisure Centre got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Galway.
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.
Galway has something for everyone. Galway City has shopping, restaurants, pubs, churches, museums and good transportation. Salthill is a little more laid back, but the Promenade along Galway Bay is wonderful. It also has good restaurants.
Brand spanking new apartment. Checkin process is fully automated and with clear instructions. Interior layout is spacious and functional. Basic amenities and supplies are provided. Beds are clean and comfortable. Bathrooms are well maintained. Great view of the ocean. Proximity to the stores. 25 minutes pleasant walk to the Latin square. We were three adults and everyone enjoyed our stay. Will definitely stay here again next time we visit Galway
Galway is a very historic town/area with a couple of universities. We found that the downtown area was visually charming however we were saddened by the increasing commercialism that has crept into it over the years. Too many of the shops now offer Chinese made “Irish” souvenirs rather than authentic Irish crafts (unlike what we found in the smaller little villages we passed through on the west coast of Ireland (those were our favorites). Also we found the pub named Monroes to be a very special place with great food and happy staff. As a matter of fact our experience was that the pubs in Ireland usually have the best food compared to the restaurants (there were exceptions).
We personally found the Galway Hop On/Off bus to be dreadful and a waste of money. The Public Buses and Taxis are excellent. Stay in Salthill or a BnB outside close to the city. Take a Public bus to Eyre Square (Central City location, then walk or use a taxi to City sites. Bus t back to your BnB. We stayed at Claremount BnB in Salthill on Galway Bay immediately outside the City Center. Bus stop yards away (402 bus stops ends at Eyre Square, perfect.)
we booked a room at anno santo hotel 15 weeks before our arrival for i1 night 3 days before arrival we recieved a email informing us that renovation work had started in the hotel advice was to stay there or change the date inpossible to find a b&b in the area so we stayed in anno santo hotel we have travelled all over the world and have never had such a horrible experiense as our stay at anno santo hotel it was outdated , dirty ,dusty and smelled terrible at least the bed was clean next morning we went to the dining room on the window was a notice saying no food would be served , not even a cup of tea or coffee i don`t think renovation is the answer more like demolition is the right thing to do
Lively city centre...which was very busy whilst we were there. Untypical hot weather all week made it great for vibrant streetlife,with bars serving outdoors and musicians on every street corner in and around the Latin quarter. Its a student city so a lot of younger age groups out and about socialising and adding to the atmosphere. Plenty of places to eat...and we found the Westend area was a little more relaxed than the city centre. Recommend Il Vicolo - a restaurant and wine bar on O'Brien's Bridge...great food and the staff were very friendly and helpful. (TBH service in bars and restaurants is friendly pretty much everywhere!) Take a walk along the River Corrib for lovely views of the city. Also take in a walk along Claddagh Quay area and around South Park ,then a walk out to Mutton Island along the causeway...good view of the city when you walk back. Ferry trip from the docks to the Aran Islands is well worth doing. Be aware,the city centre is quite small and the high traffic levels can make it feel a bit unpleasant, especially around rush hour.