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staying in galway

  • 16-08-2012 11:24am
    #1
    leoch
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 955 ✭✭✭


    were would u recommend to stay in galway city centre we used to stay in the radisson hotel but its a we bit out the last time i was down i seen a few places more or less in the centre but dont know there names i want somewhere nice wat about the harbour hotel


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  • #2
    mikemac1
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    You find the Radisson too far out?
    It's three minutes walk from the train station

    Anyway, the Park House Hotel is nice, right off the square, bit pricy but lovely


  • #3
    webeida
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    It all depends on your budget and which side of town you are mostly going to be in. If you found the Raddisson too far out I would say that is because you are down the latin quarter of the city (Quays, Front Door, Busker Brownes, Monroes, The Crane Bar, Róisín Dubh etc). So, on that assumption, here are my recommendations:

    Spanish Arch Hotel (right across the road from The Quays Bar).

    Jury's Inn (just a little further down from The Quays Bar).

    Victoria Hotel (It's just off Eyre Square but it's much better located than the Raddisson).

    Skeffington Arms Hotel (It's right in the heart of the city but it's also right beside a very popular pub so late night revelry at the weekends is the norm)


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