Hoteller i Gortatleva

«Vi kom en dag for tidlig, men det var ikke noe problem. Stort, flott rom, men veldig mye støv.»

«Very nice hotel, with great food. However, nothing really in the area.»

«Very close to coachstation. No bags in trash can, might be a good idea to provide this. Besides this has a great stay.»

«Maura was an excellent host. Rooms are outdated and dusty and walls are very thin. Breakfast was great and Maura was so kind. Overall great stay if you aren’t picky.»

«Beautiful and unique little place! Check-in was very simple and smooth, all staff were so friendly. Breakfast was delicious. Amazing spot to stay if you want a little quaint town experience.»

«Convenient next to Sherrie’s pub. The room was very small, no tables or chairs in the room. No hooks for towels ect…it was very clean though. No windows either.»

«Hotell et stykke fra sentrum. Er du først i Galway, ville jeg i ettertid valgt et hotell mer midt i byen. »

«This is an excellent location, about 15-20 minutes outside of Galway. The room was clean, included two twins and was comfortable. We were on the top floor which was up two flights of stairs, only annoying when bringing the luggage in. There was parking for about 6-8 vehicles in the back, we didn't have trouble finding a space but the lot was full each morning. Breakfast started at 8:30am which wasn't an issue for us but was later than we expected. You order off the menu at the restaurant and it ...

«Note: this is a doormatory. We booked for 3 people. There where two single beds, but the sofabed was awful! No one even wanted to sit in it and one had to sleep in it. It was disgusting! All doors very heavy and you can't keep them open, so not very nice. It was clean though, but no places to rest when you cant use the sofa»

«This was a lovely large room in a stately home tucked away from the lively Salt Hill seaside promenade. Unfortunately we hit rush hour traffic as we approached. inching through the busy Salt Hill city center. We arrived during a rare heat wave. Like most accommodations in Ireland, there were was no AC or fans and no television. There was not a tea kettle in the room, but the house offered use of a large communal kitchen where some guests apparently cooked dinner (based on cleaned dishes drying ...

«This is a greath place. Nice rooms, good food lively bars with greth service.»

«Little out of the city core, no AC.»