Salthill Adventure Holidays

Have stayed at Salthill hotel several times and it NEVER disappoints. Delightful hotel, fabulous staff and wonderful location

Lovely hotel with great facilities and amenities, however scoring it 4/5 for our evening meal in Pier 56. We ordered the haddock in tempura batter …the description sounded appealing, we were on waterfront so expected fresh fish, but it was block cut from the freezer, batter thick and greasy when it should’ve been light and crispy, so this was a bit disappointing. Staff were great, especially in the breakfast room. The lads all turned out smartly with shirt, tie, apron, and matching haircuts ….and the girls, with their hair tied back. All helpful and friendly. Took bus up to Galway, Eyre Square and walked down through Latin Quarter and had a great time. Terrific atmosphere here. Would stay here again

Have stayed at Salthill hotel several times and it NEVER disappoints. Delightful hotel, fabulous staff and wonderful location

Have stayed at Salthill hotel several times and it NEVER disappoints. Delightful hotel, fabulous staff and wonderful location

Stayed here for 3 nights in early July with our kids. It's fine. They're self-catering units with no management on-site which wasn't super clear and was a little frustrating. We wanted an extra blanket/duvet, and this was apparently a request that they didn't usually provide. We didn't get enough bath towels or toilet roll, and couldn't get any in spite of submitting a request through their "just let us know if you need anything! :)" email. The unit had one kitchen sponge, one dish towel, and no other items to clean or wash with. (A paper towel roll would have been great.) No laundry detergent. No dressers or open shelves in the bedrooms. No fans to help with heat. Nowhere to hang any wet items or to string up our travel clothesline. The parking is very tight. The building is old: not quiet, a bit run down, some mildew (to be expected given the location.) The units are a nice size overall; would easily fit a folding crib. The balconies are definitely not child-safe and there are signs indicating this. Location is great; easy walk to Centra (which has a serviceable grocery selection and off license), restaurants, the aquarium. Lovely view of the promenade and Galway Bay. Galway city centre is walkable in theory, but not with young kids. If I returned to Galway area, I would choose a nicer property.

Lovely hotel with great facilities and amenities, however scoring it 4/5 for our evening meal in Pier 56. We ordered the haddock in tempura batter …the description sounded appealing, we were on waterfront so expected fresh fish, but it was block cut from the freezer, batter thick and greasy when it should’ve been light and crispy, so this was a bit disappointing. Staff were great, especially in the breakfast room. The lads all turned out smartly with shirt, tie, apron, and matching haircuts ….and the girls, with their hair tied back. All helpful and friendly. Took bus up to Galway, Eyre Square and walked down through Latin Quarter and had a great time. Terrific atmosphere here. Would stay here again