Galway hotel rooms a the Maldron Hotel Group

"The area of town is nothing special, but we enjoyed watching rugby practice at the adjacent pitch. Two issues were the shower; the pressure was good but the design is poor. There was water all over the floor afterwards. The second issue was really poor service in the restaurant, both at dinner and at breakfast. Apparently, being short handed is an issue outside of the US as well. "

"This hotel is perfectly located a block from the train station and a short walk to the main shopping area. We did stay during an unusually hot time and they do not have air conditioning. However, the front desk did whatever they could to try to make us feel comfortable (provided two fans). We stayed in the room with a queen and one twin bed (3 adults) and there wasn’t a lot of wiggle room but did the job! "

"Rooms are really small.. fine if you don’t need to get ready in the room.. ideal for a night out . Really central to all shops and the bars"

"Amazing hotel, very new rooms and clean. Provided little snacks in the rooms which was a really nice touch. Slightly far from the city centre but walkable in about 30 minutes. "

"This is a great hotel! We've stayed in this area every year and have never stayed here until this year. They were super helpful in changing our room so that we could get air conditioning due to the hot weather. We had a spacious room with a balcony facing the bay. They have a great buffet breakfast (all the fixings for a full Irish breakfast, plus fruit, pastries, cereal, pancakes, etc). Both my mom and I are lactose intolerant so we were appreciative of the milk alternatives and the allergen info on the foods. Lots of parking and so many cute little nooks to sit and read. We almost wished we had one rainy day to take advantage. Would definitely want to stay there again!"

"We had a very large room, view of city was nice with festival happening. Great location easy to walk everywhere."

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"I was there before just like it very handy for bus into galway city"

"overall good "