The hotel is close to the city center and the station, and the staff were very courteous. The bedding was summer‑type and felt a bit chilly.
Megumi2 weeks ago
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★★★·Galway·8.4
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Nestled beside Lough Alalia, Asgard Guest House lies a five‑minute walk from Galway Train Station. Family‑run rooms feature en‑suite showers, toiletries, cable TV, and tea/coffee stations. Guests enjoy traditional and continental breakfasts in a garden‑view conservatory, a lounge with chandelier and leather sofas, free Wi‑Fi, parking, and proximity to Galway’s shops, bars, restaurants, sea fishing, and Golf Club.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The hotel is close to the city center and the station, and the staff were very courteous. The bedding was summer‑type and felt a bit chilly.
Megumi·2 weeks ago
The staff were friendly and available, and the location is very good—about a 10‑minute walk to the city center. The accommodation and equipment are comfortable.
Laura1488·2 weeks ago
The staff were excellent, and the room was ready early as I requested because I was rushing to a wedding. There was nothing negative to mention.
Laura·2 weeks ago
I was told not to use the bath and also not to use the sink in the bedroom 🙄
Fergus·2 weeks ago
The staff were very helpful and friendly, and the breakfast and sunroom area were lovely. The room was surprisingly quiet even though it was at the front of the house facing the road. Walking to sights was easy, and the area wasn’t crowded. The bathrooms were a bit outdated and the shower was small, but that didn’t really matter given the age of the house. I would have preferred a Queen bed over a Full, but it wasn’t a big deal for a short stay.
Laura·2 weeks ago