Galway Bay Hotel

Boasting views over the Atlantic Ocean, the four star Galway Bay Hotel sits along the famous Salthill Promenade, providing travellers easy access to the Wild Atlantic Way trail.

The hotel welcomes its guests to spacious en suite rooms decorated in red colour schemes and fitted with hospitality trays, interactive TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi connection.

Seafood specialities, contemporary Irish and international cuisine may be enjoyed at The Lobster Pot Restaurant, while carvery lunches, sandwiches and salads may be savoured at the Harvest Café.

Pampering and relaxation may be found at the Cuan Atlantic Beauty Rooms, which makes use of organic Irish seaweed products, while the leisure centre beckons with an indoor swimming pool, gym, sauna and massage fountain

Ranked #1 of 48 Hotels in Galway, the Galway Bay Hotel has an average score of 4.5 out of 5 on TripAdvisor from a total of 2206 reviews and has won a Certificate of Excellence. Details verified 27/01/2016. Learn more about Groupon’s Merchant Reviews Policy.

Groupon’s Guide To Galway

Known as ‘Ireland’s Cultural Heart’, Galway is famed for keeping all things Irish alive, including traditional music, langue and dancing, by means of its spirited festivals, events, architectural and historical patrimony.

A thriving heritage tourism is based around landmarks dating back all the way to the Middle Ages, such as Lynch’s Castle and the early 14th century St. Nicholas’ Collegiate Church. Sitting on the southwest side of Galway there is the Spanish Arch, now partially showcased in the Corbett Court shopping centre, whereas the Menlo Castle still calls forth the name of the historical Blake family. The remains of Claddagh count as the oldest vestiges of the city, and though the heritage is virtually razed to the ground, the spirit of the place is kept alive via the Blessing of the Bay, an ancient ritual yearly performed on the last Sunday before the Assumption. The Eglinton Canal and the Salmon Weir Bridge spanning the River Corrib provide pastimes popular with the locals and visitors alike, but a city tour cannot be complete without visiting the Galway City Museum, the James Mitchell Museum of Geology, The Little Museum of Dublin, the Nora Barnacle House Museum, honouring the life of James Joyce’s lifetime partner.