Galway

Five-star luxury, wonderful architecture, a compelling history and a glorious setting in the west of Ireland make Glenlo Abbey Hotel a beguiling and beautiful prospect. — The Telegraph

Overall, this property's location is ideal for those in search of a hotel within easy walking distance to downtown. — Star Service

This hotel's fortunes appear to have shifted for the better, and anyone looking for something both historic and contemporary will do well here. — Star Service

With a steady, old-fashioned approach to luxury, the Park House is a reliable option in central Galway. ... rooms are spacious and classically decorated. — Frommer's

Of the dozen or so Jurys Inns in Ireland, this one ranks as one of the best situated, right in the heart of the lively Latin Quarter with its bars and restaurants. — Star Service

One of Ireland's best-loved country-house hotels, this quiet, low-key retreat is a romantic, creeper-covered Georgian house, set amid pretty gardens with a splendid view. — Fodor's

Restored 18th-century inn set on a dramatic promontory above Lahinch Bay, an hour northwest of Shannon Airport and only minutes from the renowned Lahinch golf links. — Hideaway Report

Galway is a must on any tour of Ireland and The Stop is the perfect place to rest your design loving heart. — Afar Magazine

A mile west of town (a 20-minute walk to the center) on 2 leafy hectares, this family-run Georgian manor house operates in the tradition of a country-house hotel. — Star Service

Balancing opulent and snug, The Twelve offers a delightful and well-appointed seaside experience just outside Galway city. — The Telegraph

This pleasant, friendly B&B in Salthill, a small seaside commuter town immediately to the west of Galway, is an exceptionally good value for the money. — Frommer's

The 70-room Menlo Park Hotel is an upscale property that's just outside of Galway's utterly charming town core. — Oyster