Best Spas in Salthill

"Galway’s lavish five-star g Hotel was designed by none other than superstar milliner Philip Treacy, a native of the west coast county. His concept was based around the sea, and unique maritime touches abound throughout, such as a tank of Connemara-bred seahorses in the lobby and shell-shaped handles on each bedroom door. The two-floor destination spa here comes highly recommended, as does the hotel restaurant gigi’s, which holds two AA rosettes."

"The highlight here is a black pudding and potato hash, topped with an egg and sausages (feel free to argue this, but you will lose.). They also do an excellent full Irish or a breakfast wrap and they don’t squirm at odd requests. Pancakes with a side order of sausages and a big fat burger too?"

"The Galmont Hotel is located right in the thick of things in Galway City, a short stroll from many of the city’s top attractions. It’s home to the award-winning Spirit One Spa, 2 restaurants (Marinas and Coopers) a large outdoor terrace area offering views of Lough Atalia and much more. This is a great spot to base yourself from for a weekend and it’s also one of a handful of hotels in Galway with swimming pools in this guide."

"The Galmont offers modern accommodation overlooking the sea inlet of Lough Atalia, Galway Bay and the craggy karst curves of the Burren across the water. Guests come here for swish four-star surroundings, comfort, and touches of luxury – all within a stone’s throw of energetic and culturally vibrant Galway."

"The Twelve Hotel is located in the idyllic seaside village of Barna, a short distance outside Galway city. Named after the twelve rolling peaks nearby, this hotel offers relaxation, luxury and escapism. After a busy day exploring the Irish thrills, you can indulge in this hotel’s unique charms."

"Despite recent development at this seaside village, Barna has retained some of its old charm around the harbour area – and its location, handy to both Connemara and Galway City, is a huge attraction. And so is Fergus O’Halloran’s uniq ..."

"15 Mary Street, Galway IrelandChinese, Asian, Thai, MalaysianLunch, Dinner, Late NightTakeout, Reservations, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Table Service[email protected]+353 91 563 749http://www.asianteahouse.ie/"

"Decorated with rattan seats and bamboo lampshades, this stylish, low-lit restaurant serves well-executed pan-Asian dishes that range from Malaysian to Thai, Vietnamese and Chinese, including outstanding tom yum..."

"Located on the brink of the Mayo-Galway lies the gorgeous Ashford Castle. The history of this castle dates back to the year 1228, where an early castle was built by the Anglo-Norman House of Burke; the castle then fell into the hands of several different owners over the centuries, and each time it was transferred, new additions were added, depending on the contemporary style and needs of that particular era. The castle was purchased in 1852 by Sir Benjamin Lee Guinness; at this point, the castle underwent an enormous renovation, where two grand Victorian extensions were added; the castle, therefore, has a truly unique façade, that combines medieval and Victorian features."

"Built in 1228, the medieval Ashford Castle is now an exclusive 5-star hotel. Its most famous guests include King George V, Queen Mary, John Lennon, Oscar Wilde, Ronald Reagan, Brad …. translated by•View Original"

"The Galmont Hotel is located right in the thick of things in Galway City, a short stroll from many of the city’s top attractions. It’s home to the award-winning Spirit One Spa, 2 restaurants (Marinas and Coopers) a large outdoor terrace area offering views of Lough Atalia and much more. This is a great spot to base yourself from for a weekend and it’s also one of a handful of hotels in Galway with swimming pools in this guide."

"The Galmont offers modern accommodation overlooking the sea inlet of Lough Atalia, Galway Bay and the craggy karst curves of the Burren across the water. Guests come here for swish four-star surroundings, comfort, and touches of luxury – all within a stone’s throw of energetic and culturally vibrant Galway."

"Galway’s lavish five-star g Hotel was designed by none other than superstar milliner Philip Treacy, a native of the west coast county. His concept was based around the sea, and unique maritime touches abound throughout, such as a tank of Connemara-bred seahorses in the lobby and shell-shaped handles on each bedroom door. The two-floor destination spa here comes highly recommended, as does the hotel restaurant gigi’s, which holds two AA rosettes."

"The highlight here is a black pudding and potato hash, topped with an egg and sausages (feel free to argue this, but you will lose.). They also do an excellent full Irish or a breakfast wrap and they don’t squirm at odd requests. Pancakes with a side order of sausages and a big fat burger too?"