Hotels near Galway Airport (GWY), Galway

Cleanliness in the room is first class. Furnitures are shiny and spotless up to the highest standard. Staffs were professional and welcoming. Friendly and very happy to help. From the moment we arrived in the hotel, the accommodation delivered on every promise of comfort and luxury. When we entered our room, the smell was lovely and refreshing, the bed looks so beautiful and comfy, room very clean and presented nicely and bathroom very clean and shiny. A special thank you to the staff Trixie and Jackie for making our stay so memorable

This B&B was a short drive to Galway city and offered a quiet refuge. We had stayed in the city for excitement and that was just fine but the Claregalway cottage was a welcome change -- the location was near to few businesses.

You have to check out the Latin district and market square. We ate at dough bros and our pizza was delicious! If you have kids(or are just fun and whimsical yourself) they have some carnival rides in the square. We rode the ferris wheel and the merry go round and it was a lot of fun.

A superb property with spotlessly clean rooms, peace, tranquility, and beautiful gardens. The breakfast was incredibly healthy and thankfully free of the usual excess. We slept in peace, and rose to a beautiful breakfast table. The manager takes great care of the place and treats her guests as if there are family. I wish we could have stayed a month rather than a few days.

Fabulous town, loads of pubs and local shops. SuperValu only a short walk from hotel. Parking at hotel doesn't provide much space but it does offer some a short distance away. You must book for breakfast and dinner.

Would not recommend, this hotel should not be 4 star. Not central-misleading to say it is central when it's actually only central to Claregalway village. Stains all over carpets in hallways. Reception area depressing. Breakfast poor. Jacuzzi all plastic broke round the sides and a couple of bubbles, looked more like a dirty bath.

We stayed in Galway for 2 nights at the end of a 9 day road trip throughout the northern half of Ireland. We arrived in time for the Macnas Halloween Parade, so the city was insanely busy. There was so much to do and see in Galway, and we really only got a day & a half in the city. There were so many great restaurants, fun pubs, historical locations and cute shops, that we barely scratched the surface. I would have liked to stay an extra 2 or 3 days so that we could have explored further outside of the Spanish Quarter area. The weather was very drizzly & wet, so my group didn't want to venture for longer walks in the rain. I would have loved to get to the coastal area and I heard there was a lovely beach (or 2) nearby. Even the day after the parade, the city was packed with travelers and people on holiday, so space was limited in some of the pubs and restaurants, so a few extra days would have given us time to explore at more of a leisurely pace, plus take in more of the history of the area. I would go back in a heartbeat. While we were in a mecca of Irish Pubs and lots of Irish food, we ended up eating at 2 Italian restaurants - I guess we were craving pizza! We loved both Venice and Woozza. One person in our party went crazy for the wood-fired pizza at Woozza! She really wanted to eat at "Dough Bros" but both times we went there the line was out the door. They had a second location in the Gin Alley, but it was closed when we went there. We also had an amazing breakfast at Pascal - huge hearty pancakes and lovely coffees! The pubs at night were always lively and we hung out for a while at the Skeff - it was all spooky for Halloween, and it had rooms that went on forever, with multiple bars on multiple levels with a maze of staircases and live music.

A small quaint little village with some lovely restaurants and shops.Nice garden centre.Not a lot to do there but convenient to Galway City and the Wild Atlantic way with numerous attractions.Having done all the sightseeing many time in the past my trip was one of peace tranquility and fine dining.All delivered 100%.

We enjoyed our stay there. House was lovely,clean and comfortable. Dorothy very helpful when I needed to make contact. Overall an enjoyable few days. Would go back again Oranmore really nice. We ate at Keanes ver y pleased .

Lovely hotel. Overpriced. Good and drink very expensive. Loud music at breakfast??. Dark room. Staff were excellent .I had a complaint abd it was dealt with efficiently. The bar /restaurant was a bit intimidating. Partially blocked off??. Mot customer friendly. Too much contracting on foid. The local pub gets all your customers.