The separate entrance to the pub offered a carefree vibe, while the nearby M.P. Walsh bar became our favorite for live music. Best of all, we enjoyed a charming view of the bustling West End streets.

The location is fantastic, right by all the pubs and restaurants, making it very easy to explore the vibrant nightlife of Galway.

One downside was that the bathroom door didn’t close properly, which was a bit annoying during our stay.

It was just a good match for a swift visit in Galway with good value considering price it charged. The room was bright, spacious, and clean with a comfy bed that made settling in easy. A tip is to be mindful of street parking fees, as they can add up fast!

Clean, spacious rooms with comfortable beds made for a decent overnight stay. The little balcony overlooking the street added a nice touch, providing a lively view of the bustling city below.

The bathroom door didn't close properly, which was a bit annoying. Street noise could be noticeable, especially during peak hours, though the concrete floors managed to keep disturbances minimal. Breakfast could use an upgrade. while good coffee was a plus, the sausages were deep-fried and not very appealing.

great location with a touch of noise

I loved the spacious room with a lovely view of the busy street below. The separate entrance to the pub was a wonderful convenience, making it easy to explore Galway's charm.

One downside was the slight noise from the lively street. Although it didn't disturb my sleep too much, it was noticeable at times, especially during busy hours.

Location is fantastic, right by all the pubs and restaurants. I stayed in a twin room with great views of the street. It’s a bit noisy at night, but the lively atmosphere is hard to resist. The separate entrance from the pub is a major plus. it made coming and going so easy. However, the bathroom door didn’t close properly, which was a bit annoying. The shower pressure wasn’t great either, just dribbled out. Breakfast options were there, but the reheated fry-up left a lot to be desired. Overall, it served its purpose for a quick visit, but improvements could really enhance the experience.

We enjoyed our stay with our little dog at this cozy inn, close to all the best pubs and shops. The proximity to Galway's famous coastline was a highlight, especially when we explored the local Jazz Festival that was happening. It added a wonderful vibe to our trip.

For dads, it would be great to have family-friendly activities on-site.

Room 6 on the top floor provided a fantastic view, and having a separate entrance from the pub made it easy to come and go. The location was ideal for exploring the West End, with the added convenience of nearby parking that was free overnight. While the room was very clean and spacious, some might find the decor basic and in need of a refresh.

Direct access to lively pub made evenings fun.

9/10

Aye, we stayed in a top room under that Guinness Clock, and the view was dope! The separate entrance to the pub made it easy to slide in and out. Plus, the vibes in the West End was fire, mad close to all the fun spots. Just wish the street noise wasn’t so loud sometimes, but we managed to catch some sleep!

The room was equipped with everything essential, including comfy beds and a hot shower. The location is exceptional, as it is situated within walking distance to all pubs and clubs in Galway city, making it a perfect choice for a weekend getaway. The breakfast options were reasonably priced and provided a decent portion, contributing positively to the overall stay.

The rooms showed signs of needing refurbishment.