Great National Hotels hotels in Galway City Centre, Galway

"The Galmont is a very nice hotel that is in an excellent location for travelers. It is only a 3 minute walk from the train station or bus station, and equally close to the center of town. We did not have a car and it was a great choice for us. The young lady who checked us in was super helpful and we even got an upgraded room! The lobby area is very nice, the bar and restaurants are great, and the room was very well appointed. The bed was very comfy and the bathroom was large. There are a ton of restaurants and pubs within a short walk, as well as the shopping district. Really no complaints, but the chair and ottoman in the room was rather worn and should be replaced. A minor fault. Definitely recommend!"

"This area around the hotel looks quite "industrial", but it a very short walk into Galway and given this location, for me it was a winner. Breakfast was fine, but not helped by a coachload of quite loud tourists from a foreign land that expected their coffee to come in buckets, otherwise all was good"

"Next to Latin Quarter with all restaurants and shops. It has an internal Parking garage, however ramps between levels are very narrow."

"Liked being close to Christopher Columbus sculpture."

"I'll stay here again and recommend this location to anyone planning on staying in Galway. Everyone was great and the room was fantastic. "

"An adorable hotel right in the middle of historic Galway. The rooms were well designed and comfortable if on the small side and the one we stayed in didn’t have a window (the only flaw). The rooms did seem to have excellent sound proofing as we were never disrupted from the street noise. Super kind service and discounts on nearby parking made it the perfect place to stay. "

"The staff was amazing. The location was great. Only downside was the room was really hot and didn't cool down. "

"Comfortable, stylish hotel with great sauna "

"Very clean hotel and convenient to Galway city center and shopping. Less than 10 minutes walk from both bus (coach) and train depots."