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 Friendly, family-run guesthouse |
19 Dublin Road Galway Ireland +353 91 77 0990 |
The Acorn is a three-star family run guesthouse, located just a short distance from Galway city center.It is an ideal base for anyone travelling around the west of Ireland and the proprietors are very hospitable.Bedrooms contain en-suite bathrooms, orthopaedic beds, direct-dial phones, hairdryers and tea and coffee making facilities. Private car parking is provided.The Acorn Guesthouse is just a stroll away from the Huntsman pub if you feel like a quiet drink. You can watch the sun going down over Galway Bay from Ballyloughin beach, which is only a short walk away. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comfortable guest house that has only improved with time |
19 Father Griffin Place Galway Ireland +353 91 58 2638 |
The same family has managed the Adare guesthouse for many years and they always show the same warmth and kindness. The Adare is just a short stroll from the old quarter of the city and the seaside resort of Salthill is also close by. The Adare has been recently refurbished with lovely pine furniture and flooring. The dining room overlooks a beautifully cultivated patio area. All bedrooms are well appointed with en suite, direct dial phones and hairdryers. Ironing facilities are also available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Peaceful family-run hotel |
Threadneedle Road Salthill Galway Ireland +353 91 52 3011 |
This is a peaceful, homely, family-run hotel in a quiet residential area, located on an incline above the Salthill promenade. This hotel is conveniently near to golf, tennis and squash clubs that are just a short walk away. This is a good place to stay if traveling with children, and well-behaved pets are allowed also. This is also a great spot for travelers who like long walks of an evening, as the nearby promenade is a lovely place to stroll. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Exceptional and secluded four-star hotel |
Taylor's Hill Galway Ireland +353 91 52 1433 http://www.ardilaunhousehotel.ie |
Located approximately one mile from the city center, this four-star hotel is quiet and secluded. The reception area exudes comfort and elegance and these characteristics are reiterated throughout the hotel. The hotel was recently refurbished with a state-of-the-art leisure complex and an award-winning restaurant, thus satisfying all the requirements of the discerning traveller. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Exceptional guesthouse accommodation close to city center |
7 College Road Galway Ireland +353 91 56 3941 |
Located close to the city center, this guesthouse offers an ideal base for the traveller on the move. The interior is well appointed and comfortable, offering ensuite accommodation. The proprietor Corinne Mannion is very friendly. Ashford Manor is convenient to pubs, restaurants and shopping in Galway, and also features ample car parking facilities. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family hotel with comfortable, homely atmosphere |
Dominick Street Galway Ireland +353 91 56 2241 |
Conveniently situated in Dominick Street, the Atlanta Hotel is a cosy, family run hotel.Very friendly staff and a homely atmosphere are combined with views of the Claddagh basin and Spanish Arch.Pubs, shops and theatres are minutes away. This is an excellent base for the visitor who wants to ramble around Galway.There is also a small garden which residents can use.All rooms are ensuite. Features include TV, parking and tea and coffee making facilities in rooms. There are price reductions available for children and senior citizens, subject to availability and excluding peak season dates. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Centrally-located hotel built of stone |
Lower Merchant's Road Galway Ireland +353 91 56 8166 |
Located in the old trading area of the city, Brennan's Yard is an impressive stone-clad building only a short walk from Galway's main shopping area. This recently refurbished hotel has an exceptional standard of both accommodation and food. All bedrooms have an individual character of their own.The restaurant offers a wide range of superb dishes, while the bar is intimate and has a lively atmosphere, often accompanied by very good live music. Residents can avail of the car parking facilities. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Three-star guesthouse for the discerning visitor |
107 Upper Newcastle Galway Ireland +353 91 52 4171 |
This pleasant guesthouse is located just outside Galway city on the N59 leading to Connemara. It's an ideal base for touring Connemara or visiting the Aran Islands, and is just a mile or so from the University, accessible via a beautiful walk along the Corrib River. The city center is about 20 minutes' walk away. The Corrib Haven is a relatively new and very well designed three-star guesthouse. Offering AA standard accommodation, it is fairly uncommon as it is completely non-smoking. This guesthouse exudes warmth and hospitality. All rooms are en suite with posture-sprung beds and direct-dial phones. Tea and coffee making facilities are also available. Enjoy the noteworthy breakfast menu in attractive surroundings. Midweek specials are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comfortable hotel with warm and friendly atmosphere |
Forster Street Galway Ireland +353 91 56 9633 |
Opened in 1996, this hotel is located close to the central area of Galway city. Although it is relatively new, the Eyre Square Hotel has a warm, traditional atmosphere. It is adjacent to the bus and railway station and offers a high standard of accommodation. All rooms are en-suite with direct dial phone and tea and coffee making facilities.The restaurant offers many culinary delights and a good selection of children's meals. The lively Red Square pub is also worth a visit. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family owned hotel in the Great Western Group |
Dublin Road Galway Ireland +353 91 75 5111 |
This family owned hotel is a member of the Best Western Hotels Group, known for their reliable accommodation. Situated just 2km from Galway city center on the main approach road, it is a large, comfortable three star hotel with extensive car parking facilities, providing a perfect place to stay when touring the West of Ireland. The hotel has a distinguished table d'hôte and á la carte restaurant, as well as a comfortable bar. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comfortable hotel with spectacular views |
The Promenade Salthill Galway Ireland +353 91 52 0520 http://www.galwaybayhotel.net/ |
This fairly new hotel (opened in 1998) commands awe-inspiring views of Galway Bay and the Clare Hills. All rooms are very tastefully decorated and well appointed. Many have their own balcony where you can take in the fresh sea air. Superb restaurant facilities are on offer. Dine indoors or alfresco on the elevated sundeck overlooking the sea. The lovely location, combined with good leisure and conference facilities, makes for a very satisfactory stay. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Probably the cleanest, friendliest hostel in Galway |
Eyre Square Galway Ireland +353 91 56 6959 |
Located bang in the middle of Galway's city centre, this is a traditional stone building overlooking Eyre Square. The interior has replicated the old-world exterior with comfortable, church pew seating in the common room and pictures of old Galway on the walls. It's a small hostel but ideal for groups, singles and couples. It offers all the facilities one would expect, including guests' kitchen, common room and showers. Recommended by Let's Go, Rough Guide and La Guide du Routard, this is probably the cleanest hostel in Galway. Proprietor Flora Rice ensures that a stay here is a home from home. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Newly Refurbished Hotel |
Dublin Road Galway Ireland +353 91 75 3181 http://www.ryan-hotels.com |
Located just outside the city center, this three star hotel offers a complete package for the discerning traveller who wants to luxuriate completely. In the evening have a drink in Toddy's bar or the hotel lounge. The Oranmore Room restaurant offers a contemporary menu that has been highly recommended by numerous food critics. The magnificent leisure center includes a 2,500 sq ft. pool with 60ft swimming lanes, and a toddlers' pool. Other facilities are a steam room, jacuzzi, sauna, multi-purpose sports hall, aerobics studio, a state-of-the-art gym and floodlit tennis courts. Ample parking facilities are just outside the main entrance. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Accommodation surrounded by the great outdoors |
Tuam Galway Ireland +353 93 2 4865 |
Located about 3km from Tuam, Gardenfield provides great winning accommodation. The Mannion family, who maintain the high standards here, have won first prize in the A.I.B. Irish Farmers Journal National Tourism Awards. This is a haven of luxury, comfort and excellent home-cooking. A river runs through this farm, providing an opportunity for game fishing. The farm is also home to a variety of animals. Excellent amenities are close by, including horse riding, farm walks and golf. There is a 50% reduction for children at mealtimes. Children under 2 years of age stay for free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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18th-century country residence for the discerning traveller |
Bushy Park Galway Ireland +353 91 52 6666 |
This regal 18th century country residence is located approximately 4km from Galway City. Glenlo Abbey is the epitome of luxury; each of the 46 rooms boasts a marble bathroom and is tastefully decorated. The Pullman restaurant provides a unique experience. The restaurant is actually two Orient Express carriages. The ambience is only surpassed by the exquisite cuisine. The hotel also boasts an 138-acre lakeside golf estate with a magnificent view of Lough Corrib. The 9 and 18 hole golf courses are close by, as are fine fishing facilities. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Charming hotel in the heart of Galway |
Eyre Square Galway Ireland +353 91 56 4041 |
The Great Southern overlooks the John F. Kennedy Memorial Park, or Eyre Square as it is known by the locals. It is a 19th century building with a relaxing yet elegant interior. The rooms are plush and decorated in an opulent fashion, and the hotel itself possesses an old world charm. In the lobby there are comfortable areas to sit, have a drink or enjoy a light snack. Choose from several comfortable suites. The swimming pool on the hotel's top floor provides a great view of Galway's city center. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comfortable, affordable hostel |
Frenchville Lane Eyre Square Galway Ireland +353 91 56 1150 |
Great Western House is the crème de la crème of economically priced accommodation in Galway. It is very well situated, just adjacent to the train and bus station. It offers all the amenities you would expect to find in more expensive hotels, plus a sauna and games room thrown in. There are no curfews as friendly staff staff the reception desk 24 hours a day. Great Western House is highly recommended by different travel guides such as Lonely Planet, La Guide du Routard and the Rough Guide. Booking early is highly recommended, as this is probably one of the most popular places to stay in Galway. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A modern waterfront gem! |
New Docks Road Galway Ireland +353 91 56 9466 http://www.harbour.ie/ |
This hotel is the best find in Galway with regards to contemporary comfort and latest luxuries. Located on the city waterfront, it is not only equidistant from the main shopping areas, but remains a perfect venue for a business stay-over and special occasions. The conference facilities are up to date with LCD projectors, air conditioning, ISDN or Broadband, microphones and more, while a special sales team can organize the most memorable event or party for you, which include everything from flower arrangement to the cocktail list. Apart from these facilities, each of the rooms is luxurious and includes a wholesome breakfast. The hotel also features a stylish bar and a restaurant that serves an exotic blend of Irish and European cuisine. So, if you're looking for real comfort with a dash of style, look no further than the Harbour Hotel. Different room rates are available from corporate, midweek to weekend. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Conveniently located in the centre of Salthill |
Lenaboy Gardens Salthill Galway Ireland +353 91 52 3355 |
This place is worth a stay primarily for its superb location, just off the main thoroughfare in Salthill. This hotel is well established and prides itself on its friendly atmosphere. The bedrooms are modest but very comfortable. The hotel is very convenient for all the amenities in Salthill, and local pubs are just a stone's throw away. The hotel is just a brisk walk from the Leisureland complex and Salthill promenade. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Well-appointed accommodation with nightly entertainment |
173 Upper Salthill Salthill Galway Ireland +353 91 52 8666 |
Jameson's Hotel is one of the newer hotels in the Salthill area, situated on the main thoroughfare. All rooms are well-appointed, with jacuzzis provided in a few suites. The restaurant is very popular and is open to residents and visitors alike. Good wholesome food is on offer, including excellent Irish breakfasts and a buffet lunch, with an a la carte menu available in the evenings. There is entertainment nightly in the summer, including some good local musicians. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ideally located, comfortable and reliable |
Quay Street Galway Ireland +353 91 56 6444 http://www.jurysdoyle.com |
Lodging at Jury's Inn ensures a relaxing, pleasant stay, ideally located just at the River Corrib, with easy access to both city center and the scenic Claddagh. The hotel incorporates a spacious bar, with a laid-back atmosphere by day and a livelier feel by night. The bar serves residents until 1:30am. The rooms are cozy, warm and spacious. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Each room represents a different time period |
Killeen Bushypark Galway Ireland +353 91 52 4179 |
Located about 6 kilometres from the city on the Galway to Moycullen road (the N59), this is an exceptional place to stay. Killeen House is a real prize, boasting a fine façade that dates from 1840. The real reward, however, is inside. The accommodation consists of five ensuite rooms in total. Each room features a design based on a different era. There are Georgian, Victorian, Regency, Edwardian and Art Deco suites, all perfectly coordinated to match with the time and fashion of the period. This is a fascinating yet tranquil place to stay, providing a real treat for the discerning traveller. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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One of the newest hotels in Galway |
Terryland Headford Road Galway Ireland +353 91 76 1122 |
Situated near Galway's City centre, the Menlo Park Hotel offers the best of modern facilities with old fashioned hospitality. All rooms have TV/satellite, welcome tray, power showers, ironing centers, and rich colour schemes. Executive rooms also feature king beds, sofas, and work desks. The hotel also has a contemporary chic but casual restaurant, MP's Bar and Lounge, where you will find entertainment over the weekend. Bar food/carvery is available all day. The hotel is easily accessible and parking is free. There is computer point in some bedrooms. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lovely manor house hotel |
Oranmore Galway Ireland +353 91 79 4400 |
This is an impressive 19th century manor house hotel, located in the picturesque village of Oranmore. It stands on a gentle slope overlooking Galway Bay, with beautiful views of the surrounding area. Refurbished in 1995, it holds three-star status. The staff are competent, friendly and courteous. High standards are maintained throughout the hotel. The restaurant specializes in fresh seafood, using the best of local produce. Meals here are enhanced by the noteworthy centerpiece in the dining area:the Adam Fireplace was constructed with the manor in 1840.Galway Airport, the equestrian center, golfing and walking opportunities are all within 3k of the hotel. Full leisure facilities, including a 17m swimming pool and hi-tech gym, are available to residents. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ultimately comfortable with all the amenities |
Lough Atalia Road Galway Ireland +353 91 53 8300 / +1 800 333 3333 http://www.radisson.com/galwayie |
The Radisson is deceptively well located just behind the bus and train station, making it easy for visitors to check in with their baggage right away. The Radisson boasts all the usual amenities, as well as a few significant extras such as a swimming pool, entertainment auditorium and the place of leisure - the Spirit One Spa. The room rates lower during weekends and public holidays. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sleep tight! |
Bothar Na mBan Woodquay Galway Ireland +353 91 56 6999 http://www.sleepzone.ie/ |
Cheery rooms, excellent transport facilities and just minutes away from the shopping and partying zone! Now what else could a backpacker ask for? Located in central Galway, Sleepzone is just three minutes away from Eyre Square. Clean dormitories and funky paintings with Scandinavian-style décor will appeal tremendously to your senses. Rates are seasonal and modest - EUR13 per person for a dormitory accommodating eight to ten persons, EUR15 for six persons, and EUR16 for four persons. ID is required for check-in. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Spacious, comfortable hotel in the city center |
Victoria Place off Eyre Square Galway Ireland +353 91 56 7433 |
The Victoria Hotel is very centrally located, just 100 yards off Eyre Square and a short walk away from shops, pubs and theatres. Each of the bedrooms is spacious and beautifully appointed and the hotel overall is friendly and comfortable. The restaurant has an extensive lunch menu and an a la carte dinner menu, both offering fine and reasonably priced cuisine. Music by some of the best local bands is provided in the evenings. Review © 2007, Wcities |