Abbey View B&B

Winacre Lodge, in the outskirts of Galway city, is a modern friendly bed and breakfast with spectacular views of the River Corrib. The house is spacious and clean allowing guests to have a relaxing stay. An appetising breakfast is served each morning in the bright dining room. They have a flourishing garden by the river which guests can enjoy.

Just 5 minutes' walk from Galway's city centre, Desota House offers free Wi-Fi, free on-site parking and comfortable en suite rooms with flat-screen TVs with cable channels. With a central location, the Desota House Bed and Breakfast is a great base from which to enjoy the capital of the West of Ireland and its beautiful surroundings. The city is packed full of lively pubs and high quality restaurants, with many venues offering authentic traditional Irish music. The bed and breakfast is only a 5-minute walk from the National University of Ireland Galway (NUIG) and University College Hospital Galway (UCHG). All of the non-smoking, en suite rooms have personal safes, tea/coffee, mini fridges and complimentary toiletries. Continental-style buffet breakfasts and full traditional cooked Irish breakfasts are available each day. There is a computer and printer, which all guests can use free of charge.

Inishmore House is a family-run guest house in Galway, with tea/coffee available in the lounge, free WiFi, and on-site parking. The guest house is within a 10-minute walk to the city centre, beach, bars, promenade and restaurants. The en suite bedrooms at Inishmore House include a TV and radio, a hairdryer and complimentary toiletries. A home cooked breakfast is served each morning using locally sourced ingredients. Guests are able to enjoy the shared lounge, complete with a working fireplace. Peter at Inishmore House can organise golf packages, including transport to and from the golf course, at the hosts are able to organise tours with their local expertise. Guests are 81.6 km from Connemara National Park, and can reach Rossaveel within a 45-minute drive to take the ferry to the Aran Islands.