Hotels with Balconies in County Galway from $181

"Even with renovations in progress, it is very clean. Staff was wonderful and probably one of the best breakfasts around. Our room had everything we required/expected. Beds were comfy."

"Gorgeous property, friendly and competent staff. Loads of little details that made the stay next level. Would go back to Galway just to stay here again. "

"We loved our stay in this hotel, it was clean and well kept. We had dinner on our first night in the hotel restaurant which was amazing. The live music entertainment whilst having a drink in the bar was good too. It was in walking distance of the main bars and shops. I would definitely recommend this hotel. "

"The service was excellent from the moment we entered the hotel, from reception, bar staff, spa/gym facilities were all very welcoming and helpful. The room was immaculate and the shower was amazing! Very quiet and relaxing hotel. Very accessible to walk into the Latin Quarter but far enough to be away from the noise. Only downside is that we found the parking to be a little far if you are to carry luggage with you to and from the car to the hotel (it’s up hill so it’s easier on the way back). Other than that, pricing for parking is very reasonable considering. Overall, a great hotel with great staff in a perfect location. I will definitely return again! "

"Excellent room and facilities. Definitely will come again"

"Beautiful location on the bay. Awesome view of the shore and water. Great public spaces that made you feel relaxed and entitled. "

"I like this hotel because the room was very pretty and it had a pool there. The transportation to go to Galway was good. However there was no air condition in the room. "

"Property appears to be a rental for the summer months. Its a school dormitory but very quiet and safe. Washer and dryer at location for small cost. Room was small but comfy for what we needed. Bathroom was inside the room. "

"The only downside to this hotel was that there was no air conditioning and of course who would think you would need that in Ireland? Otherwise lived the area and the vibe and hotel"