Hotels in Galway

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The G Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The g's design director is renowned milliner, Philip Treacy, a native of Galway, and his special touch is evident everywhere from the bespoke concierge wall to the artwork in every room. The emphasis is on luxury and glamour, underlining the g’s commitment to a truly unique hotel experience. The dark and intimate reception area sets the tone, with black glass walls acting as a frame for a tank of Connemara-bred seahorses and bespoke concierge wall, designed by Philip Treacy. Covered in white Venetian plaster and reminiscent of a seashell, this is a hint of the surprises to come. The public areas of the g on the ground floor extends to over 18,000 square-foot, with 3 individually styled and themed lounges and a restaurant, all linked by a raspberry carpeted corridor. The impression is of walking through a particularly glamorous dolls house, with golden doorways framing the entrance to each room. From the exquisite Grand Salon to the distinctively pink Pink Salon and more masculine Blue Lounge, the g offers a stunning environment in which to meet and relax. The g hotel, Galway’s only truly world-class hotel, offers six impressive occasion suites for meetings or private entertaining: - Event suite with private break-out area catering for up to 100 people - The Boardroom designed to facilitate meetings of up to 20 people and boasts the Sky Lounge for relaxing between sessions - 4 smaller event rooms for syndicate style meetings The g also offers exclusive use of theatres 1 and 7 in the award-winning and adjoining Eye Cinema complex, catering for groups from 40 to 150. All event suites offer the latest technology, coupled with unobtrusive service, and create a unique and sophisticated environment. Working closely with architects and designers Douglas Wallace, the spa’s design reflects a relaxed timelessness of contemporary elegance. Stone, wood, linen and glass are used in complementary new ways with subtle, warm colours. Mood enhancing lighting is used to calm and comfort, creating a sense of spiritual retreat. Spa details: - 8 treatment rooms - 4 beauty suites - Separate male and female changing rooms - Crystal steam room - Lifestyle shower - Rain shower - Rock sauna - Ice fountain - Tepidariums – heated loungers - Vitality pool with soothing and therapeutic views of the water wall feature - Relaxation room overlooking the Zen Garden - Fitness centre As a resident at the g, the use of the fitness centre is included in your room rate and for that extra bit of indulgence you may relax in the Thermal suite in ESPA for an additional cost.

The G Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The restaurant, Riva at the g, is set to become Galway’s most talked about restaurant, perfect for both guests and locals. Seating 70, it offers contemporary Italian cuisine with some international favourites added to cater for the many international travellers visiting the g. The g’s distinctive approach to design is carried through to the restaurant, with banquettes in purple velvet and jewel-coloured Andrew Martin chairs. Serving bespoke ‘g hotel’ cocktails as well as more familiar favourites, the g’s Cocktail Bar is deliciously decadent. A carpet of thousands of red Swarovski crystals adorns the bar itself is a distinctive feature, and one that guarantees a glamorous start – or finish – to any evening. The Place Bar is all geometric minimalism in white and black designed for late-night drinking and people watching. Its transient vibe is enhanced by red crystals in the marble floor and mirror panelled walls contributing a dash of downright glamour to the mix.

The G Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The g is located in Galway, a city bursting with life, energy and vitality. Steeped in history yet with a decidedly forward-thinking attitiude, it has earned the reputation of being the unofficial arts capital of Ireland.

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Glenlo Abbey Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Glenlo Abbey and its surroundings are the perfect place to experience Ireland. Galway is home to Ireland’s most famous festivals, with the Oyster Festival, the world-renowned Galway Races and the Galway Arts Festival, one of the largest arts festivals in Europe. Galway is the cultural capital of Ireland and Glenlo Abbey is your ideal choice for a Galway hotel. Whether it is business or pleasure that brings you to our hotel, we know that the welcome you receive and the service you enjoy will give you good reason to return.

Glenlo Abbey Hotel - Hotel - Room information

The rooms have been designed with an emphasis on general space and comfort, and afford unrivalled views of the dramatic West of Ireland landscape with its ever-changing colours. Lake view rooms give a panoramic vista of Lower Lough Corrib, Connemara and on a clear day Croagh Patrick, or the "Reek" as it is known to locals. You can avail of 24-hour room service, shoe shine and a newspaper of choice in the morning. You will enjoy luxury surroundings, space, fine linen, towels and bathrobe, deluxe comfort, warmth, comfort and peace. All accommodation and services are designed so that you can experience 5-star comfort throughout your stay.

Glenlo Abbey Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

"Is maith an t-Anlann an t-ocras." The Pullman Restaurant aboard the Orient Express is truly Ireland's most unique restaurant. The River Room Restaurant is a magnificent room, which brings you back to bygone days. We offer you a unique culinary experience. Our award-winning executive chef and a dedicated young brigade of chefs are renowned for their creative flair. Their imaginative and often unusual dishes, based on the best available produce, are prepared and served with great care and attention to detail.

Glenlo Abbey Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Visit Connemara and the islands. You can see and hear the Irish language in everyday use in our Gaeltacht region, discover our heritage centres and museums, or simply photograph our dramatic landscape. Ireland's West has a fantastic selection of visitor attractions, historical sites, beautiful buildings, stunning locations and landscaped gardens.

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The Westwood Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Glenlo Abbey and its surroundings are the perfect place to experience Ireland. Galway is home to Ireland’s most famous festivals, with the Oyster Festival, the world-renowned Galway Races and the Galway Arts Festival, one of the largest arts festivals in Europe. Galway is the cultural capital of Ireland and Glenlo Abbey is your ideal choice for a Galway hotel. Whether it is business or pleasure that brings you to our hotel, we know that the welcome you receive and the service you enjoy will give you good reason to return.

The Westwood Hotel - Hotel - Room information

The Westwood boasts 58 elegantly-decorated en suite rooms - 44 superior and 14 deluxe rooms. You can expect to enjoy individually-controlled air conditioning, locally-handcrafted furnishings, comfy duvets and quilted mattress toppers. Other in-room facilities include 26-inch LCD TV with music and movies on demand, Wi-Fi internet access via the TV, complimentary wired broadband internet access and heated bathroom mirrors, as well as the other listed amenities. Superior rooms afford you even greater luxury with super-king-size beds, personal safes, bathrobes, slippers and complimentary mineral waters. All rooms are serviced by lifts and the hotel has a number of purpose-built wheelchair accessible rooms. Non-smoking rooms are available on request (subject to availability).

The Westwood Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Meridian Restaurant: Dine fireside in the intimate Meridian Restaurant, which is consistently recognised for the quality of the dining experience it offers. Serving modern Irish cuisine, the menus are brought to you by a team of dedicated chefs. Menus are complimented by an eclectic wine list, offering you good value wines from around the world. Dinner is available each evening until 22:00. The Westwood Bar: For a less formal evening, dine in or retire to the split-level Westwood Bar where you can mingle with guests and locals alike. The friendly staff, excellent drinks list and extensive bar menu ensure a relaxing and pleasant visit. Food is served from 10:30 to 21:00 daily with an extensive Carvery Menu from 12:00 to 14:30. All major sporting occasions are shown on one of 2 large flat-screen TVs and entertainment is provided most weekends of the year.

The Westwood Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Located on the edge of Galway city in the University quarter, the hotel’s location on the Galway-Clifden Road allows easy access into the city and Connemara. Local attractions include the Galway Races and Oyster Festival.

The Westwood Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car: - Follow signs for Galway and the N6 motorway. - Exit onto the N59 (Upper Newcastle), where you will find the hotel and parking. Ceannt Railway Station: 1.5 kilometres (1 mile) Shannon International Airport: 90 kilometres (56 miles) Galway Regional Airport: 10 kilometres (6 miles)

The Westwood Hotel - Hotel - Important information

In the case of early arrivals or late departures, please contact the hotel directly to arrange for these times. Non-smoking guest rooms are available upon on request.

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The House Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Located on the 2nd floor of this business hotel in Galway city centre, The Den meeting room can offer you a boardroom for 8 people that includes LCD projector, plasma screen, conference telephone, flip chart and pens.

The House Hotel - Hotel - Room information

The House has 40 luxurious bedrooms, including 4 suites, 15 deluxe and 21 superior rooms with a few rooms having a stunning view overlooking Galway Harbour. Modern and contemporary in style with classic furnishings. The hotel offers you the lavish comfort and practicalities you need when travelling for business or pleasure.

The House Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Parlour Bar & Grill's exceptional dining options include a fine bar and dining facilities, which flow onto the Outback Terrace. The aim of the restaurant's team of chefs is to provide premium quality modern international cuisine, with an emphasis on fresh, seasonal produce. Late bar and live entertainment from 22:30 to 01:30 on Fridays and Saturdays.

The House Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Located on the edge of Galway city in the University quarter, the hotel’s location on the Galway-Clifden Road allows easy access into the city and Connemara. Local attractions include the Galway Races and Oyster Festival.

The House Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car (from Shannon): - At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto the R472. - At Shannon Town Roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto the N19 (signposted Galway, Limerick). - At the roundabout, take the 1st exit, then merge onto the N18 (signposted Galway, Ennis). - At Dromoland Interchange, branch left (signposted Quin, Ballygirreen), then at the roundabout, take the 3rd exit, then turn left onto the N18 (signposted Ennis, Galway). - Continue forward onto the N18, entering Ennis. - At the mini-roundabout, continue forward onto Limerick Road - N18 (signposted All Routes). - At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Limerick Road - N18 (signposted Galway). - At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Sandfield Park - N18 (signposted Galway). - At the mini-roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Gort Road - N18 (signposted Galway). - Continue forward onto the N18, entering Crusheen. - Continue forward onto Ennis Road - N18, entering Gort. - Continue forward onto the N18, entering Ardrahan. - Continue forward onto the N18, entering Kilcolgan. - Bear right onto the N18, entering Clarinbridge. - At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto the N6 (signposted Galway). - At the following roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto the N6 again (signposted Galway). - At Martin Roundabout, take the 1st exit onto the R338 (signposted Galway City East). - Continue forward onto Dublin Road - R921. - Continue forward onto Dublin Road - R338, entering Galway. - At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Dublin Road - R338 (signposted City Centre). - At French Roundabout, take the 1st exit onto College Road - R339 (signposted City Centre). - Continue forward onto Forster Street - R339. - Continue forward onto Eyre Square - R336 and arrive at Galway.

The House Hotel - Hotel - Important information

In the case of early arrivals or late departures, please contact the hotel directly to arrange for these times. Non-smoking guest rooms are available upon on request.

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The Ardilaun Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Built from an original 1840’s manor house, the Ardilaun has been in the Ryan family since opening in 1962 and is renowned for its tradition, hospitality and personal attention to detail. John Ryan, the General Manager, and the Ryan family are still personally involved in the running of the hotel on a day-to-day basis. The dedication and efficiency of an experienced staff and management team has achieved a 4-star rating from the AA, RAC and Fáilte Ireland. For business events and special occasions, the hotel features conferencing facilities for up to 650 delegates and banqueting facilities for up to 400 guests.

The Ardilaun Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Enjoy your stay at The Ardilaun with its unique range of bedrooms, all luxuriously furnished and offering a homely atmosphere. Our superb beds and tranquil setting ensure that you have a good night’s sleep and awake refreshed.

The Ardilaun Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Award-winning restaurant serving gourmet meals accompanied by fine wines. Fresh local produce is our speciality. Restaurant is closed for lunch on Saturdays.

The Ardilaun Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Connemara National Park is just a short drive away.

The Ardilaun Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

Galway City Centre – Taylors Hill From Eyre Square turn left into Victoria Place and 2nd right onto Dock Rd. Follow Dock Rd to Spanish Parade (Jury’s Car Park straight ahead) Take left turn across Wolfe Tone Bridge to Fr. Griffin Rd. Pass through pedestrian lights and at next traffic lights take right turn onto The Crescent. Proceed to traffic lights at bottom of Taylors Hill. Drive straight through traffic lights and continue for 1k. Ardilaun House Hotel is on left.

The Ardilaun Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Pets are allowed on request. An extra charge of 10 Euro per pet per night will be charged locally.

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Rusheen Bay House - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

Built from an original 1840’s manor house, the Ardilaun has been in the Ryan family since opening in 1962 and is renowned for its tradition, hospitality and personal attention to detail. John Ryan, the General Manager, and the Ryan family are still personally involved in the running of the hotel on a day-to-day basis. The dedication and efficiency of an experienced staff and management team has achieved a 4-star rating from the AA, RAC and Fáilte Ireland. For business events and special occasions, the hotel features conferencing facilities for up to 650 delegates and banqueting facilities for up to 400 guests.

Rusheen Bay House - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

Enjoy your stay at The Ardilaun with its unique range of bedrooms, all luxuriously furnished and offering a homely atmosphere. Our superb beds and tranquil setting ensure that you have a good night’s sleep and awake refreshed.

Rusheen Bay House - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

Award-winning restaurant serving gourmet meals accompanied by fine wines. Fresh local produce is our speciality. Restaurant is closed for lunch on Saturdays.

Rusheen Bay House - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

Connemara National Park is just a short drive away.

Rusheen Bay House - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

Galway City Centre – Taylors Hill From Eyre Square turn left into Victoria Place and 2nd right onto Dock Rd. Follow Dock Rd to Spanish Parade (Jury’s Car Park straight ahead) Take left turn across Wolfe Tone Bridge to Fr. Griffin Rd. Pass through pedestrian lights and at next traffic lights take right turn onto The Crescent. Proceed to traffic lights at bottom of Taylors Hill. Drive straight through traffic lights and continue for 1k. Ardilaun House Hotel is on left.

Rusheen Bay House - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

Pets are allowed on request. An extra charge of 10 Euro per pet per night will be charged locally.

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Park House Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Built from an original 1840’s manor house, the Ardilaun has been in the Ryan family since opening in 1962 and is renowned for its tradition, hospitality and personal attention to detail. John Ryan, the General Manager, and the Ryan family are still personally involved in the running of the hotel on a day-to-day basis. The dedication and efficiency of an experienced staff and management team has achieved a 4-star rating from the AA, RAC and Fáilte Ireland. For business events and special occasions, the hotel features conferencing facilities for up to 650 delegates and banqueting facilities for up to 400 guests.

Park House Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Enjoy your stay at The Ardilaun with its unique range of bedrooms, all luxuriously furnished and offering a homely atmosphere. Our superb beds and tranquil setting ensure that you have a good night’s sleep and awake refreshed.

Park House Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Award-winning restaurant serving gourmet meals accompanied by fine wines. Fresh local produce is our speciality. Restaurant is closed for lunch on Saturdays.

Park House Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Connemara National Park is just a short drive away.

Park House Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

Galway City Centre – Taylors Hill From Eyre Square turn left into Victoria Place and 2nd right onto Dock Rd. Follow Dock Rd to Spanish Parade (Jury’s Car Park straight ahead) Take left turn across Wolfe Tone Bridge to Fr. Griffin Rd. Pass through pedestrian lights and at next traffic lights take right turn onto The Crescent. Proceed to traffic lights at bottom of Taylors Hill. Drive straight through traffic lights and continue for 1k. Ardilaun House Hotel is on left.

Park House Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Pets are allowed on request. An extra charge of 10 Euro per pet per night will be charged locally.

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Menlo Park Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The hotel is a stylish and elegant property situated near the heart of Galway City. The emphasis at the Menlo Park is on offering the very best of modern facilities along with old fashioned hospitality, where our guests will be given a cordial welcome and an un-compromised level of service. Breakfast is served from 07:00 to 10:00 Monday to Friday and 08:00 to 10:30 Saturday and Sunday. Lunch is served from 12:00 to 18:00 (Bar Food, including Carvery). Dinner is served from 18:30 to 21:30 Monday to Saturday and 18:30 to 21:00 on Sunday.

Menlo Park Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Enjoy your stay at The Ardilaun with its unique range of bedrooms, all luxuriously furnished and offering a homely atmosphere. Our superb beds and tranquil setting ensure that you have a good night’s sleep and awake refreshed.

Menlo Park Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The hotel restaurant can comfortably seat 80 people and is finished in rich modern decor and stylish furnishings. The M.P's bar is a popular setting for guests and locals alike. Extensive bar food is served midweek until 21:00 and at weekends until 20:00. Room service is available until 21:00 daily. The hotel has 5 function rooms and can accommodate meetings for 2 to 300 people. Our spacious conservatory is available for private drinks receptions and informal meetings. There is also an experienced wedding coordinator who will ensure that the special date is remembered fondly.

Menlo Park Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Galway city, the cultural capital of the west has endless holiday opportunities with a host of entertainment and leisure facilities. The city extends a warm welcome to visitors and offers a wide variety of restaurants and evening entertainment. Galway County with its varied landscapes is an unforgettable experience. Visit rugged Connemara with its unique mountains, lakes, rivers and bogs, or take a trip to the beautiful Aran Islands on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. East Galway with its rich pastures, lush wooded areas and busy market towns provides a taste of country life with a failte for all.

Menlo Park Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

Approaching from Dublin - Approaching Oranmore Village, take the 3rd exit off the first roundabout. Continue to take the second exit off the following 5 roundabouts. The hotel is situated on the corner of the 7th roundabout (Kirwan Roundabout). Approaching from Limerick - Take the second exit on all roundabouts, until you reach the hotel on the corner of the 7th roundabout (Kirwan Roundabout) Accroaching from Sligo - At the first roundabout, take the last exit. The hotel is situated on the corner of the next roundabout (Kirwan Roundabout) From Galway city take the Headford Road(N84) north-west, past the first roundabout(by Dunnes stores), to the second roundabout next to the Menlo Park Hotel. The distance is about 1mile/1.6km(10-15 minute walk)

Menlo Park Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Pets are allowed on request. An extra charge of 10 Euro per pet per night will be charged locally.

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Hotel Meyrick - Hotel - Hotel information

The Hotel Meyrick Galway has a 160-year-old tradition of entertaining guests of high society in a lavish fashion amid elegant surroundings. Presidents, Princes and First Ladies have all visited the hotel for gala events. It is the blend of tradition with modern facilities and the attention to detail that makes the Hotel Meyrick Galway such a unique conference and banqueting venue. The diversity of the facilities allows the hotel to customise packages to suit the individual needs of your group.

Hotel Meyrick - Hotel - Room information

Standard rooms are decorated in a modern theme. Rich crimson and cream colours combine with modern light fittings to give a chic urban ambience. The rooms are equipped with all of the amenities you would expect in a 4-star hotel, plus a few extras unique to Hotel Meyrick too.

Hotel Meyrick - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Hotel Meyrick offers a range of bars and dining options, from fine dining in the award winning Oyster Room Restaurant to the informal menu offered in O’Flaherty’s Bar in the basement. An afternoon tea to the sound of the pianist playing the grand piano is another tradition among Galway people. You can enjoy a quiet reprieve after a hectic day's shopping or sight seeing in the sumptuous surroundings of the hotel lobby.

Hotel Meyrick - Hotel - Area information

Galway city, the cultural capital of the west has endless holiday opportunities with a host of entertainment and leisure facilities. The city extends a warm welcome to visitors and offers a wide variety of restaurants and evening entertainment. Galway County with its varied landscapes is an unforgettable experience. Visit rugged Connemara with its unique mountains, lakes, rivers and bogs, or take a trip to the beautiful Aran Islands on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. East Galway with its rich pastures, lush wooded areas and busy market towns provides a taste of country life with a failte for all.

Hotel Meyrick - Hotel - Travel information

By Car: - From Dublin, travelling out of the city, follow signs for the West. - This will lead to the N4 to Kinnegad. - From there, follow the signs for Galway and take the N6. - This leads straight to Galway. - Before Galway city, you will approach a series of roundabouts: - N6 junction with N18: At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit. - N6 junction with N18 (North): At the roundabout, proceed forward. - N6 junction with N6 (East)/N6 (West): At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit. - N6 junction with R339: At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit. - N6 junction for Galway City East: At the roundabout, proceed forward. - R336 junction with N17: At the roundabout, take the 1st exit for R336 (signposted City Centre). - R336 junction with N6 (East): At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit. - Travelling via the R336, you will arrive at Eyre Square. The hotel is on the left-hand side of the square. - From Shannon, leaving Shannon Airport, Galway will be clearly signposted. Take the N18 to Galway. By Train: There is a train service from Galway to Dublin with connections from other main towns and cities in the country. Trains leave from Heuston Station in Dublin for Galway. The railway station is to the rear of the Great Southern Hotel and there is no need for transfers.

Hotel Meyrick - Hotel - Important information

Pets are allowed on request. An extra charge of 10 Euro per pet per night will be charged locally.

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Harbour Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The Hotel Meyrick Galway has a 160-year-old tradition of entertaining guests of high society in a lavish fashion amid elegant surroundings. Presidents, Princes and First Ladies have all visited the hotel for gala events. It is the blend of tradition with modern facilities and the attention to detail that makes the Hotel Meyrick Galway such a unique conference and banqueting venue. The diversity of the facilities allows the hotel to customise packages to suit the individual needs of your group.

Harbour Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Standard rooms are decorated in a modern theme. Rich crimson and cream colours combine with modern light fittings to give a chic urban ambience. The rooms are equipped with all of the amenities you would expect in a 4-star hotel, plus a few extras unique to Hotel Meyrick too.

Harbour Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Hotel Meyrick offers a range of bars and dining options, from fine dining in the award winning Oyster Room Restaurant to the informal menu offered in O’Flaherty’s Bar in the basement. An afternoon tea to the sound of the pianist playing the grand piano is another tradition among Galway people. You can enjoy a quiet reprieve after a hectic day's shopping or sight seeing in the sumptuous surroundings of the hotel lobby.

Harbour Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Galway city, the cultural capital of the west has endless holiday opportunities with a host of entertainment and leisure facilities. The city extends a warm welcome to visitors and offers a wide variety of restaurants and evening entertainment. Galway County with its varied landscapes is an unforgettable experience. Visit rugged Connemara with its unique mountains, lakes, rivers and bogs, or take a trip to the beautiful Aran Islands on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. East Galway with its rich pastures, lush wooded areas and busy market towns provides a taste of country life with a failte for all.

Harbour Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

From Dublin - Take n6 and follow all signs to Galway City East. Harbour Area - left hand side as you approach the City. From Limerick - Take n18 and follow all signs to Galway City East From Cork - Take n20 to Limerick and then n18 to Galway City

Harbour Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Smoking only permitted in designated smoking rooms.