I wish there was room for 10 stars! What an amazing find! Quaint...a walk in yesterday! Family…read moreowned, dinner-amazing, breakfast amazing, rooms-adorable! The view second to none with the cliffs of Moher and the Aran islands to see out of nearly every window...a walk to an abandoned castle, the grounds filled with wild flowers takes you to the scene in the sound of music where Julie Andrews runs across the meadow! I can not wait to go back to this amazing hotel. Declan, his wife and their son, Dan are the top notch hosts!

Absolutely beautiful location with fantastic views and great food. They gave us a complimentary…read moreupgrade to the honeymoon suite and it was by far the most beautiful room we've ever stayed in, with views of wildflowers and the water. The family was so nice and accommodating and the castle is breathtaking. The stay has been the highlight of our trip and we can't wait to come back some day!

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.

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!!

The food and rooms are excellent for the price. Stayed and had dinner here last week (August 2010)…read moreand I have to say it was well worth it, dinner only cost 10 euro. The rooms are very modern for a country hotel and the entertainment was great. All in all, I would recommend this hotel for the price any day.

What a lovely hotel! Rooms are quite large and very luxurious!!! The food we ordered for room…read moreservice was good, not great but very enjoyable. The location is very close to everything you could need and great for a leisurely stroll. But, the absolute best thing about the hotel is the shower!!!! I could have stayed in there for the rest of my life! The absolute most amazing water pressure I've ever experienced! Please do yourself a favor and stay here...greet the cat as you walk in and take in the beautiful building. Then take an extremely long shower and climb into the oversized, comfy bed and get a great nights sleep

We held a book launch at The Old Ground, in one of their function rooms, and could not have been…read morehappier. The room itself was beautifully set up, the catering was excellent and the staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. Many thanks for a great experience. Highly recommended.

When my Mr. came to Ireland to visit his family for three weeks, he stayed in loads and loads of…read moreB&Bs, but when we left Moher Lodge last month he said, "That's the best B&B I've ever stayed in." And it was. The rooms were absolutely fantastic, as was the view. We had an in-suite bathroom and shower, high quality sheets and blankets, and an electric tea kettle, tea, and a television in our room. Aside from the farmhouse being absolutely beautiful, the husband and wife duo were SO welcoming and genuine. They helped everyone who stayed figure out what they should see while in the area, made suggestions, gave directions, and struck up conversation. And they just happened to be great cooks too. Staying here was one of the best decisions we made because it enabled us to see The Cliffs of Moher (one mile walk from the B&B), Doolin Cave (biggest stalactite in the world open to the public), the Aran Islands, and Bunratty Castle (about an hour south) before heading in to Galway. My only note is that if you're staying off season, please note finding a place to eat might not always be easy, especially on the weekday! If you don't mind pub food or the pub atmosphere, it's a lot easier. But if you're looking for a nice sit down restaurant, you might want to try the hotel about ten minutes from the B&B. They have a great menu!

By far the best B&B I've ever stayed in! Beautifully…read morerenovated old little house right next to the city center. Even got a little garden right at the river. The owner is a sweetheart and serves a basic but really good breakfast!

It's not the easiest place to find, but St. Martin's is absolutely worth it! Myself and my partner…read moredrove around for quite a while and began to feel we'd never find the place, but the locals are more than happy to give directions and getting a little bit lost is part of the fun of traveling. Once you do find it, St. Martin's is perfect. Mary is a wonderful hostess. She is so friendly and more than happy to give you advice on where to go and what to see. Her breakfast was fantastic. And her brown bread was the best we had in Ireland. I wish I could have some right now. The location is perfect for Galway, just a two minute walk over the bridge to the center of town. It has all the benefits of being right in the city, like walking to the pubs and shops and easy access to all the city's sights, but since it's just over the bridge, it's quiet too... and we were there on Friday and Saturday nights. Our room was very comfortable and the bathroom clean. We ate breakfast looking out on Mary's beautiful garden with Galway just beyond. It couldn't have been a better experience. I only hope we'll have a chance to stay their again.

We were lucky enough to spend three glorious days and nights in this tranquil property. We are…read morebarely gone but ready to be back. We got a river view room on the second floor. It's large with comfortable chairs to look outside. The bathroom is large with a solid shower. Small complaints: * Better pillows * careful with open windows as midges will come in at night The grounds are spectacular. We walked the trails multiple times -- the river walk was our favorite. Be sure to spend some time in the walled garden. All three dinners on site were quite good and the three course tasting menu at Owenmore was particularly memorable. Dining with a view! In the pub, we had dinner at Eric Clapton's table. As might be expected, the staff were very friendly and helpful -- without being stuffy like they can be in some resorts. Ballynahinch was definitely a highlight of our trip.

The hotel, grounds and restaurants are amazing in terms of beauty, history and the people who work…read morethere. We stayed as a family of 10 in the Owensmore Cottage and it was a perfect space. There is one bathroom between two rooms so you need to be comfortable sharing a bathroom. The house has been updated along with the beds and bathroom and kitchen but the living room furniture could use an upgrade as some of the couches and chairs have lost their support. The kitchen is well stocked and has everything you need to cook and bake.

I truly have never stayed a hotel that has such synergy between staff. It makes for a fantastic…read morestay. From Patrick at the top to front desk pro's Laura, Andrea and Analisa. A quick thank you to them after my wife's car completely shut down on the highway and they all became family to help out. Epic. The hotel has a ton of eating options from high end to our nightly stop Pins with Tom, Owen and an incredible staff. They know what we want before we order!!! The food from the best seafood chowder to fish and chips (with a perfect Guinness) and just what you need to start a great conversation with new Irish friends. That's the vibe at one great hotel. Blessed to be here. Oh yeah, great large rooms and free parking. Unbelievable!!!

I spent a night there. Overall I enjoyed my stay…read more Location: way out. Not much to see around it, Parking: easy in the basement. Very helpful on the snowy day! Room: large and spacious. A nice welcome pastry. Very nice bathroom with interesting night lights. Restaurant: limited dinner menu but good food and helpful staff. Buffet included eggs to order. Staff: pleasant and helpful. Recommendation: great hotel if you don't mind the location.