We spent two nights here in early August 2024. We had an interior room near the back of the…read morebuilding. It was during horse week so a gentleman called me a week prior to us arriving there and asked if we would prefer a quieter room because it likely would be a lively weekend. I really appreciate the phone call. It was top-notch. Great service at the front desk. We had breakfast one of the mornings. The Irish, of course. Served on the second floor of the Skeff. It was awesome. It has six bars inside. Well staffed. Good beer and drinks. The room was a bit small, but it met our needs as we did not spend much time in the room. Parking is about a block away at the nearby shopping center in the parking garage, at a discounted grade. Would definitely stay here again. Close to all the walkable spots. Right across from the town Square.

Great atmosphere and delicious food. I went the first time I went to Galway years ago and made it…read moremy first stop back to Galway this year!

Nice. No complaints. Rooms are kind of small but nice. Nice shower. Nice view. Everyone was really…read moreprofessional. Would come back.

Gayle and I were in Galway for 1 night and we stayed her at the Park House Hotel. This is a…read moreclassic older hotel (perhaps with a touch a faded elegance), with great service (especially the front desk and the breakfast area) and a very comfortable room. We especially appreciated the center city location and the ability to walk around safely and in close proximity to the Hotel.

A very nice hotel…read more Stunning reception and foyer. And bar. Worth popping in for a look at least. Very nice reception staff too. I was a last minute add on for one night on my husbands booking. But no hassle at all upon check in. Apparently the old part of the hotel it's simply fabulous. But on this occasion we were in the new part of the hotel. But to be honest, even though the room was a bit small, it was very comfortable. And the bathroom rocked. Fabulous bath and water filled up in quicktime. I love baths and we don't have one at home, so I wallowed and wallowed long. In the bath. Bed was very comfortable and cosy. I slept in, so missed breakfast - I cannot comment on that. Definitely recommended. I look forward to returning to the Hotel Meyrick.

Love this hotel. The heated towel racks, the divine lilac sofa in the room, the free wifi, and the…read moregorgeous decor throughout the hotel make the Meyrick a wonderful and slightly luxurious place to stay in Galway. The rooms feature a lovely seating area and period style decor. The pants press was hit for one of the members of my party since they love everything to be freshly pressed. I adore the location as well. Located right in the heart of Galway and walking distance from just about everything (that is unless you are lazy and don't walk much). There is a wonderful breakfast here as well. I would highly recommend the Meyrick to anyone wishing to stay in Galway. On a side note, the main level guest bathroom was slightly creepy; there is wallpaper that features these odd victorian faces that stare at you.

Great food great atmosphere and great service. We had the pizza and wings and it was delicious…read more Their Irish coffee was amazing. We had a great time.

This was our "go to" pub while in Galway. Not as crowded as those along the main drag and offering…read morefair prices on food and drink. GOOD food, even! Had some delicious mussels for 10 Euro. We literally wound up here at least once each of our three nights in Galway.

Great stay! You are outside of the main area but just down the street like a 5 min walk…read more(seriously). Very friendly and helpful staff. Comfortable room and the front desk has a full tiny bar in case you need you for the room 10/10

Wonderful staff, comfortable beds and quiet so you can rest when needed…read more Walking distance from town and most restaurants & shops.

Of all the hotels I stayed in Ireland, this was my least favorite. The room, upon first look, was…read morenice and spacious. I liked the wardrobe storage, the desk area, and the additional area for storing luggage. However, there were a few things which made me feel like details were being overlooked and the accommodations were outdated. The real reason I can't justify more than three stars is that housekeeping came into my room when I specifically requested they didn't. I was woken up by knocking on the door and then before I could say anything, they opened the door. I thought this was incredibly strange since I had the do not disturb sign out. Not only that, but you are supposed to request housekeeping with a different sign so why they were coming in at all is confusing to me. I still had the do not disturb sign out the door when I left and upon returning, I noticed some cups had been replaced so they definitely came into the room while I was gone. That didn't make me feel very comfortable. The first towel I went to use had a giant hairball stuck to it. Definitely not mine since I hadn't even used the towels yet. After that, I felt like everything must be dirty. The bathroom also seemed really retro to me and not in a quaint way. The toilet was difficult to flush and the shower pressure wasn't great. Not to mention, the half glass in the shower drove me crazy and no matter how careful I was, the floor would get wet. The rest of the hotel seemed to be falling apart a bit. During my three night stay, the lights of one of the elevators were out the entire time making for some awkward rides with fellow guests. The handle on the front door of the hotel ended up breaking towards the end of the stay as well. Unfortunately, someone got sick on the stairwell and it took the staff until the next morning to adequately clean it up. The location, while fairly central, was a little off the beaten path compared to other lodging options like the Leonardo. I would've much preferred to stay there and will be avoiding Harbour Hotel during future visits to Galway.

We appreciated the treat they left in our room for our anniversary!…read more The conditioner, shampoo & body wash smelled like lotus and white tea instead of lemongrass like the rest of Ireland (finally). The room had washcloths, AC, and a fridge with water which is not always common in Ireland. The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance of town. The bar area was nice although when I tried to add a tip to my credit card the bartender told me it was pointless that they don't get it. The beds were comfy. Overall nice hotel.

Too small and too hot to be comfortable…read more Our room is too hot sleep in. We complained about how hot the room was but front desk said they only have 2 or 3 rooms with A/C (is that true??). They said to use a supplies fan, so we have the window open with a noisy fan, but it is still very hot and the fan is super noisy. Our room is also incredibly small. We barely fit in here with our luggage. It's really small!! We asked if we could upgrade to a larger room and they said "no"... our room has a "standard layout" (again I am questioning if I am being told the truth). Also, they gave us an accessible room with a bathroom that has no enclosed shower/tub and then claimed that was a standard room for the hotel (once again feeling like I'm being swindled). There is also no sink space or shelf to place toiletries of any kind. We feel very cheated for a room that was much more expensive than the nice hotels we stayed at in Dublin and Killarney. Positives: Location is great and enjoy the attached pub.

Located in the Latin Quarter, the heart of Galway. Such a convenient and lively location!…read more A smaller hotel with an elevator if you are bringing a lot of luggage like us. We stayed here for a couple nights during the week. We were worried about the potential noise however the live music stopped at around 11pm so we had no complaints there. Perhaps the noise is longer on weekends but we didn't see it as an issue during our weekday stay. The room was clean, and had complementary water bottles. The TV was also great and allowed us to sign in to our Netflix and YouTube for streaming on the big screen. The room was on the smaller side but enough space to at least open up our big luggage and carry on. We got discounted parking as well from the hotel, which helped as parking in the city was expensive. Did not get the chance to visit the bar in the hotel in the evenings but we heard really good live music!

Jurys Inn, now The Leonardo, is in a perfect location to explore Galway. Walk out the door and…read moreyou're right in the action with countless shops and pubs. The price tag for the hotel rooms, as other have mentioned, is definitely due to the location. It can't be beat. Breakfast is okay, with a selection of eggs, sausage, bacon, cereal, breads and a coffee machine. Small variety of fruit and yogurt as well. The rooms are absolutely tiny. We booked a family room and not sure what happened...the pull out couch barely fit our two young children and left zero space in the room. The bathroom was also small and had limited space even for towels, let alone counter space. I booked through Priceline, which I will never do again because our reservation was completely messed up. They didn't have the right number of people or the included breakfast reflected in the hotels reservation system. The front desk staff couldn't have been kinder though and sorted it all out rather quickly. If you're just a solo travel or a couple the rooms would be sufficient and it would probably make for a great home base during your time in Galway.

It is now called the Leonardo Hotel Galway. It is over priced for what you get. It is an…read moreoutstanding location but aside for that it has nothing going for it. It is poorly managed, dirty and uncomfortable. In our room the soap dispenser was empty for more than two days. They never replenished the coffee. Milk or bottled water. Staff was pleasant but obviously understaffed and over worked. Never again is what my spouse said and I echo that!!

Really enjoyed my last dinner in Ireland at this restaurant. I was with a group of 20 (my tour…read moregroup of course), and we all enjoyed our final meal here, without us feeling like we were rushed or hassled. The Fried Brie is super tasty. You only get three of them, but after thinking about it some, it might be for the best that is all you get. Too much would have you running to the bathroom because the cheese is very rich. The Chicken Supreme is delightful. Moist, tender, with great vegetables and a tasty mushroom sauce. I enjoyed this more than I thought that I would. The portion of the chicken is also spot on. The Bailey's Cheesecake was okay. Not quite my thing, but I ate it because when you are on a vacation and the item is free, you eat it. Free-licious is de-licious is not the way I go about my way of dining, but this one I cannot quite write off just because the price was right. If I had to pay for it I would not get it. A good way to end all good things.

Very quiet hotel, check in was very easy and parking in their garage is also a plus. Breakfast is…read morenot included but very reasonable. It is a short walk to the Quay street and all of the action for shopping and eating, listening to music and viewing the beautiful swans.

Loved the Galmont!! Super easy to walk to from the train…read morestation and perfectly set near the water. It also wasn't a far walk from Galway's center and conveniently tucked away on a quiet street. Rooms were comfortables and modern. We would definitely stay there again!

We stayed here for three nights while visiting Galway and we had a great time. It's walking…read moredistance to everything, which is great. The room was clean and we must have got a renovated room because it did not seem outdated. The lobby was pretty and the service was great. Overall a great place to stay in Galway.