Bed and Breakfasts in Galway

We had a wonderful stay at the Sea Breeze Lodge! The room was extremely comfortable with added attention to making us feel welcome. Michelle went out of her way to provide delicious gluten free food for me, all homemade! I was very impressed and had the best breakfast ever! The dining area was very nicely set up in the solarium, with individual tables, and menues offering a good selection of breakfast food. The only downside was we were only there one night...we would have extended our stay if it was possible. Hopefully we can return in the near future. Michelle and Freddy are very gracious hosts! Thank you so much!

The staff were were very friendly and extremely helpful. Close to the city centre and free shuttle bus very convenient. Basic but comfortable and clean.

We were the only ones in the B&B because of other guests' last-minute cancellation. Though not necessarily good news for the proprietors, it was wonderful for us because we had the place to ourselves -- and the absolute quiet and solitude were wonderful. I haven't slept so comfortably in years. The breakfasts were ample and delicious, and the timing is flexible. There's a lot to do within a 2-hour radius (assuming one has a car), including the Cliffs of Moher, Galway City, trekking in Connemara, ferries to the Aran Islands, etc. Nonaim Lodge is near the end of a 12-km road along a scenic hill-surrounded lake, so it's possible to do some great day hikes without getting in a car (as I did on a couple of days). One minor downside is that it's necessary to drive at least 15 minutes to the nearest town, Oughterard, for dinner or other meals (excluding breakfast). The drive got a bit relentless by the fourth night of our stay, and there are not a lot of options in the town for dinner. But this is a minor quibble. Nonaim is a fantastic place overall, run by friendly, helpful and thoughtful people.

Kinvara Guesthouse was a very pleasant place to stay, at a good value. The room was clean and comfortable, and both the service and the food for our breakfast were great. It's within walking distance of Dunguaire Castle, which costs only a few Euros and is worth seeing. There are also a number of restaurants to choose from within walking distance, as well as a pier looking out onto a picturesque bay. The staff person at the front desk even came out to help us with some car trouble early in the morning, and all staff we encountered were very friendly.

This B&B is very close to the National University of Ireland - Galway campus. Convenient, clean, and affordable. The hosts were wonderful - helpful with directions, attentive to our needs, and very flexible when our travel plans changed due to weather. I definitely plan to stay again when back in Galway.

Cozy, friendly, helpful. GREAT LOCATION, SHORT WALK INTO VILLAGE

This place was beyond our expectations. This place was nicer than a four star hotel.

A perfect place to stay with a wonderfully clean room. Very welcoming hosts and gave us all the insights of the local area. A short drive to town. Breakfast was fantastic too.

arriving early we were welcomed with a pot of tea and chocolate biscuits! We were offered the use of the toilet and the internet as well as being given a place to store our bags. The host gave us a simple map to the town highlighting how to get to the key spots. Friendly helpful staff and a cheerful bunch for breakfast. We had a great time. Salt hill is a must.