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Advantages: Great atmostphere in bars & on the street, relaxed place, loads of pubs, Disadvantages: Not a great deal to do
do all day is drink.
Accomadation>>>>
As in most cities varies, there's loads of B&B's just outside the centre (500m-1km) or in the summer, some nice looking accomadation is available at the uni. There are a number of hotels out on the coastline too, the choice is yours. Cheaper, hostels are also to be found in the city too.
Food & Drink>>>>
Galway is famous for its pubs, there's loads to choose from and drinks are a lot cheaper than in Dublin. Food is about the same or more expensive, as its such a tourist trap, food in the centre is v.expensive! There's a good choice of food, French, Chinese, Italian, Indian, Thai, Traditional Irish, were just some of the ones we saw.
Throughout the day the streets are full of buskers and entertainers. This carries through to the night and there's a real buzz on the street. There are plenty ...
Advantages: Views, facilities, excellent staff Disadvantages: A bit pricey
I stayed in this hotel nearly a year agoa, so I hope standards haven't slipped since then! Was in Galway on business and was recommended this hotel. It's located just outside the city - Salthill direction, and has commanding views of the sea. I found the staff to be very helpfull and in good spirits throughout my stay. Hotel decor is bright and airy. Rooms are large as are the en suite bathrooms. Facilities are extensive and each room are well equiped as you would expect for a 4 star hotel. Did avail of breakfast in bed for an additional charge of E5 but it was well worth it. The food was tasty with a good selection available for a all.
So I would have no hessitation recommending this hotel - ideal for those looking to be pampered! ...
Advantages: Elegant, beautiful food, great leisure, beauty, relaxing, staff, free parking Disadvantages: disabled restricted, no grab handles in rooms, well out of galway
My english wheelchair partner and myself fancied a short break to galway. After much hunting we decided on the Ardilaun. This hotel is located in salthill just outside Galway. It is a classic mix of grand old house and modern wings located in a walled garden setting which in good weather would be wonderful. The free parking is quite good but a little uphill for the wheelchair or mobility restricted though the wide doors open quickly.
Reception is located in a large open grand entrance area and the staff are very pleasant and efficient. We were advised of all the access issues at all times and offered any assistance required. Like many hotels the disabled accessible rooms are not ground floor but the lift is small but adequate to the room level. the corridors are narrow as per an old house but negotiable with occasional help from ...
