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Galway Bay Hotel

258 R336 Galway Galway

$195 nightly

$222 total

Jun 15 - Jun 16

Total with taxes and fees

8.8/10 Excellent! (1,004 reviews)

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Salthill Hotel & Travel Guide

When it's time to choose where to stay while visiting Salthill, Travelocity features a wide assortment of relaxing options. Start your research by exploring the 78 hotel choices on Travelocity, which are all within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) radius of the center of the city.

When you only have a few days, convenience should be a priority when it comes to trouble-free trips, so compare the Galway Bay Hotel and Salthill Hotel, which are located within a stone's throw of Salthill's city center.

The Rusheen Bay House, Glenariff and Amber Heights Guesthouse could be good choices for tourists who are after economical accommodation.

The Gregans Castle Hotel is about 14 miles (22 kilometers) from the town center of Salthill. On the other hand, the Connemara Coast Hotel is situated 5 miles (8 kilometers) away. The Jameson Court Self Catering Apartments and the The g Hotel & Spa are two other Travelocity-listed accommodation options in Salthill.

If you have some spare time, adventurous explorers could discover the sights of Ireland West. Ireland West is marked by beaches. Commonly visited traveler destinations include ruins and castles. Bold visitors might also throw themselves into mountain biking, mountain climbing and hiking in the area.

Looking for more things to do? Consider spending some time checking out Kirwan's Lane and Claddagh Ring Museum, which you'll find in Galway City Centre, 2 miles (3 kilometers) to the northeast of Salthill. The Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Galway and Citypoint Apartments are a handful of the convenient accommodation alternatives in Galway City Centre. 40 miles (65 kilometers) west of Salthill, you will reach Clifden, which is home to the Abbeyglen Castle Hotel and The Ardagh Hotel & Restaurant. When you visit Clifden, don't miss the Alcock and Brown Memorial and Dan O'Hara's Connemara Heritage and History Centre.

If sport is your passion, be sure to take a trip to Thomond Park, located 45 miles (72 kilometers) to the southeast of Salthill. Enlightened travelers wanting to find accommodation nearby can take their choice from the No. 1 Pery Square Hotel & Spa or the The Savoy Hotel.

Carnmore Airport is a practical gateway for those arriving in Salthill. It's located 7 miles (11 kilometers) from the downtown area. For travelers who would find it convenient to find a base nearby, look into Oranhill Lodge B&B or Claregalway Hotel.

Recent Salthill hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

The Galmont

5 out of 5

Posted 1 hour ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Great experience! Perfect location and easy parking!"

A verified traveler stayed at The Galmont

Clayton Hotel Galway

1 out of 5

Posted 1 day ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The hotel has a beautiful lobby and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The common areas made a great first impression, and the service we received was good. Unfortunately, there were several issues with our room that significantly impacted our experience. The bathtub appeared to have a large yellow stain running down it, which looked unclean and was quite off-putting. The shower was also very difficult to use because the water temperature constantly fluctuated between extremely hot and very cold, making it uncomfortable to shower. The biggest issue was a door stopper positioned immediately inside the room near the entrance. It seemed unnecessarily placed and was difficult to notice. I struck my toe on it very hard, causing it to bleed, and I am fairly certain it was broken as a result. This injury had a significant negative impact on the remaining two days of our trip to Ireland. I strongly recommend that the hotel either remove the door stopper or relocate it closer to the wall to prevent future guests from being injured. While the lobby and staff were excellent, the room maintenance and safety concerns unfortunately detracted from what could have been a much better stay."

A verified traveler stayed at Clayton Hotel Galway