Hotel Review
g Hotel & Spa, Galway, Ireland
Conveniently located for guests to combine a city break with some of Ireland's most stunning coastal vistas, this hotel has a decent spa ensuring relaxation after a day walking by the sea or shopping in the nearby retail park - or a night spent in the quaint local pubs. The staff are genuinely welcoming and the food is of a good standard, particularly the Geo restaurant which prides itself on using local fare, from seafood to cattle. The rooms are comfortable and chic and the whole hotel has a unique, elegant - if not quirky - design flare; expect pink hues and glistening mirrors.
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THE DETAILS
Location
The closeness of the Wild Atlantic Way creates a definite holiday feeling.
It's a 15-minute walk to Galway city centre; see the medieval walls, view art in the galleries or join the fun in a traditional Irish pub.
By plane: flights from Birmingham and Edinburgh take 1 hour 15 minutes, and 1 hour 30 minutes from London to Shannon. It's less than an hour's drive to the hotel. Free parking on-site. skyscanner.net
Style & Character
There is a definitive romantic ambience at the hotel which leans towards being couple friendly - but certainly solo travellers will enjoy the atmosphere too. The ample mirrors and retro glassware leave rooms gleaming.
Service & Facilities
The choice of three signature lounges kept things interesting during our stay.
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Lounge
- Terrace
- Fitness centre
- Spa
- Free parking
- Free Wi-Fi
Rooms
We loved the Lake View Suite overlooking Lough Atalia and Galway city's skyline - you can't help but to feel entwined with the beautiful location. The smart Vileroy & Boch standalone bathtub beckons you to relax in total comfort.
Superior, Deluxe, Luxury, Lake View Suite, Speciality Suite, Penthouse Suite
Facilities include: ensuite bathroom with toiletries, bathrobes and slippers, tea and coffee facilities, mini-fridge, TV, free Wi-Fi
Food & Drink
If the hotel runs the dinner and movie package during your stay, it's a fun thing to do: a meal in their signature lounge, followed by a film in nearby EYE cinema. The McGeough Sausage Bap for brunch is a good shout - local meat and cheese ingredients tucked into a toasted brioche bun.
GEO: formal dining, locally sourced produce. Dishes include monkfish wellington and chateaubriand. All-day dining, open daily.
Signature Lounges: three unique casual dining venues, light bites and sharing boards. Open daily for lunch, dinner and afternoon tea.
Check availability
Rooms available from £166.26 per night
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