Galway NY Romantic Getaways - Honeymoon & Romantic Hotels

Relevancy: 64% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR ROMANTIC GETAWAY

• Overview Presidents, prime ministers, movie stars, and locals all find their way here, because the food is legendary. For six generations, the Morans have been catching salmon and shucking oysters and preparing them to perfection. The wild smoked salmon is exquisite -- sheer velvet. Willie Moran believes ... more on Frommers

Relevancy: 61% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR ROMANTIC GETAWAY

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• Overview Dating from 1845 and built as a resting place for train travelers, this handsome five-story hotel is the grande dame of Galway. In the heart of the city, overlooking Eyre Square, its location couldn't be more central -- next to the bus and rail station and within walking distance of all the major... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 57% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR ROMANTIC GETAWAY

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• Overview This cheap and cheerful guesthouse is bright, attractive, and friendly -- what more do you need? It's a 16th-century house, with marvelous fireplaces and lots of character. Bedrooms are done in sunny yellows, and there's a communal kitchen if you weary of restaurants. The clientele tends to be yo... more on Frommer's

Relevancy: 56% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR ROMANTIC GETAWAY

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• Overview With a steady, old-fashioned approach to luxury, the Park House is a reliable option in central Galway. For 30 years, its warmly lit frontage has been welcoming travelers into the tastefully decorated lobby. Rooms are spacious and classically decorated with plaid bedspreads and colorful throw pil... more on Frommer's
• Overview This four-story stone building in Galway's historic area, right next to the Spanish Arch, was formerly a warehouse. It was for many years the Brennans Yard Hotel, but was sold in 2006, renamed and promptly closed for a complete renovation. It was scheduled to open shortly after this book went to ... more on Frommer's