Holiday Homes in Galway

"Shopping and dining within walking distance. Parking was easy to find!"

"Nice clean place with lots of amenities. We picked this place to stay with our two teen children so they could each have their own room, we had a rental car and parking is on the property, and it’s fairly close to downtown. It’s situated in a nice quiet family friendly neighborhood. Rather than try parking downtown we left the car there and took taxis to and from the Latin Quarter, which is about a 10 minute ride. It was also nice being able to do laundry during our trip. The host was very...

"The location was alright. The parking was less than desirable. We had to park our car in a pay lot that was a 15 min walk away. The neighborhood is also next to a school, so there is morning and afternoon noise from the kids walking to and from. Otherwise, it was clean and comfortable and the host was friendly. "

"We were sent the wrong information from Vrbo so spent about an hour trying to figure out how to check in. At one point the host was trying to figure out another property to stay in and we actually in the car on the way to another property when the issue was figured out."

"Owner was a bit slow to get us to check-in in time, but otherwise was super communicative. Property was simple, but clean and in a great location. I would stay here again."

"Great location very walkable to many shops and pubs. Would stay here again"

"Great location to shops and restaurants but very difficult to find any overnight parking and had to park at the big cathedral for 2 nights. We were not informed of the parking situation, however, again great location to shops and pubs."

"An absolutely beautiful place to stay, with a very kind, accommodating and responsive host. The home was very clean, in a beautiful location and there was a brilliant guide with all the information and recommendations we needed for our stay. It’s a gem of a place, I would highly recommend!"

"Our stay at Castlehackett House was made even more special by Aiden, wtho brought us a wonderful breakfast but, more importantly, shared with us his love and knowledge of Irish culture and history"