Five-Star Hotels in Galway

Situated just 2 miles from Galway city centre, Glenlo Abbey Hotel & Estate offers 5-star accommodation, free parking, a golf course, and views of Lough Corrib and the dramatic West of Ireland...

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Nikole

From

Netherlands

Perfection! If you have the chance, try the falconry experience!

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...

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Smith

From

Ireland

All round everything was amazing. Great staff. Beautiful interior design throughout. But the highlight had to be the bed, out of maybe 10 hotels I've stayed in over the past year or 2, the bed we had in the g was the comfiest bed I've ever experienced. Seems silly but honestly it was just incredible how comfortable it was and just the room as a whole. Thanks to the staff for making it such a memorable stay.

A 5-minute drive from Galway city centre, Ardawn House offers high-quality en suite rooms and an extensive breakfast menu.

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Johannes

From

Netherlands

The best beds of our trip through Ireland. Very friendly staff. Breakfast was great. The location for exploring Galway is great, and the parking is free.

Offering quiet street views, Luxury Apartment, bed and breakfast is an accommodation set in Galway, 15 km from Eyre Square and 15 km from St. Nicholas Collegiate Church.

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James

From

Ireland

The apartment was large and warm and had wonderful facilities. The key was left for us at the front door. The apartment was incredibly clean and there was plenty provisions to cook a lovely breakfast the next morning. There were just 2 of use but could have comfortably accommodated 2 more adults and 2 kids in the bunk beds. Highly recommended.

Offering a garden and garden view, Teresa's Cottage is set in Kilcolgan, 23 km from Eyre Square and 23 km from Galway Railway Station.

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Patricia

From

Canada

The cottage was very clean, comfortable and tastefully furnished and decorated. It is located on a quiet, bucolic Irish country road. A car is a must. A special shout out to Bill, who gave us a warm and cheerful greeting (even though we were hours early) and was extremely helpful and solicitous thereafter.