3-Star Hotels in Galway

We had a lovely stay in The Connought Hotel. The room was very spacious, the bed was very comfortable. The hotels amenities were plentiful, very easy to get taxis, breakfast was delicious. Will definitely return.

The location of the hotel is really good, right in the center of the city and convenient to go everywhere. The rooms arranged by the hotel are also annexes, and the bathroom should be renovated and clean. The room was very large and had 2 beds. Breakfast is continental breakfast, hot only boiled eggs, pan cake and tea / coffee. There are slices of ham and salami. There are many types of bread, such as yogurt and fruit. Breakfast is included in the room rate, so don't expect too much.

We had a very nice time at the Hyde Hotel in Galway. It is very centrally located which was helpful for anyone without a car. It was also just a 3 minute walk from the train station, which was very convenient. All the staff was very helpful, gave us recommendations on things to do and places to eat. We got the Bed and Breakfast option, and it was definitely worth it. Their breakfast was delicious, we especially liked the pancakes. Our only slight disappointment was that our room did not have A/C, but the window did open to get fresh air and they had a fan in our room which helped. We would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone staying in Galway.

The hotel is right next to the bus station, the El Square is just across the road, there is a visitor center across the road, and there is a question to ask directly. We are going to Asford Castle the next day. The staff at the visitor center helped us check the bus time and booked a taxi for us. The hotel's facilities are very distinctive, the interior is old-fashioned, the beds are old, similar to our beds of the 780s, but very clean. The entire hotel room is partially filled with the smell of disinfectant. The hotel breakfast was delicious and the rest were average.

I stayed at Flannery’s Hotel Galway for two nights as part of a tour group. It located a short bus ride away from the centre of the city and is is a fair walk from shops and services but not difficult to get to by any means. I stayed in a twin room and both the room itself and the hotel complex were clean and well maintained. Staff were respectful and helpful throughout my stay, getting fans for our room on two occasions to make myself and my friends stay more comfortable. The room was spacious and catered to our needs well. The breakfast provision was decent however the hot food is served by a staff member and can only be accessed once as they run it by a voucher system. As well, for those with dietary requirements the staff were a bit unsure of the nut contents of foodstuffs during breakfast as well as in a dinner service. We enjoyed the dinner but more options for those with dietary requirements and restrictions would be beneficial as pickings were limited or not able to be met for the three courses provided. That said, this is a lovely hotel, one I would recommend to those coming to Galway. I really enjoyed my stay there.

Staff were very friendly and courteous. Breakfast was excellent. Bar decor lovely.location is right in the heart of the city. Loads of pubs, bars and restaurants. I would highly recommend Eyre Square and a stay in the Victoria Hotel.

Absolutely fantastic time. The room was very spacious, the bed was really big and comfortable too. Jesus at the restaurant was very friendly. Nothing was too much trouble for him. Plenty parking spaces. Taxi into town between 7-10euro. I would definitely recommend getting the breakfast, they have fantastic choices, everything was delicious . I will definitely come back to this hotel. Galway is absolutely amazing too, maybe a 15min walk into centre, but taxi was cheap so that's how we travelled.

Very clean, nice and updated with air conditioning. Beds were perfect, shower nice. Perfect location right across from Galway Girl statue and Quay pub right in center of everything. Staff was super friendly. Rooms are small hence snug but a great place for rest.

We had been to a family christening at Tully Cross where we had spent two nights. Having stopped and had lunch in Galway a few months before the outbreak of covid we had decided that we would like to have a stop over the next time we passed through and as we were to pick up and later drop off a hire car it was ideal. We made the booking at the Skeffington Arms online a couple of months before. From arriving on the Monday to leaving on the Wednesday we were made to feel very welcome. The location was ideal for us being very central and within walking distance of the coach station for our return journey to Dublin Airport. Our room was a very good size and with the weather we were experiencing the air conditioning in our was most welcome. From our arrival to our departure the staff couldn't have been more friendly or helpful. We would have liked to have stayed longer but due to work commitments this wasn't possible. A very enjoyable stay, over too soon. Steve and Linda from West Yorkshire

I write this review at the risk of not being able to get a room the next time I’m in Galway! The rooms are small and this seems to be the biggest criticism but they are not that small and more than enough space for a couple. We were easily able to open two large suitcases without being inconvenienced in walking around the room. The room itself was immaculately clean and the bedding and bathroom which was actually surprisingly big as good as you get in many 4.5 star hotels. I’m pleased to recommend The Lane Hotel for couples travelling. You won’t get anywhere better for the price or location in all of Ireland. Let me give a huge shout out of appreciation for the beautiful man in reception. PS: be sure to book early for one of only three parking spots.