Hotel Facilities

Hotel Restaurant

• Breakfast served
• Dinner served

Things To Do In The Area

• Paint ball
• Local restaurants
• Sea fishing
• Night clubs
• Lakes
• Children play centres
• Theatre
• Go to the beach
• Visit local heritage sites
• Cinema
• Bowling
• Surfing
• Horse riding
• River fishing
• Hill walking
• Golfing
• Shopping
• Cycling
• Cafe
• Visit castle
• Horse racing
• Museums
• Local sightseeing
• Historical trails
• Concert venues
• Walking trails
• Boat trips
• Amusment arcades
• Live music venues
• Guided tours
• Pet farms

Hotel Venue Entertainment

• Theatre for shows & plays close by

Hotel Guest Services

• Laundry facility
• Complimentary WIFI access available
• Non smoking hotel
• Wireless internet in areas
• Wifi access in public areas
• Dry cleaning
• Charged car parking
• Not available at hotel

Hotel Bar

• Bar food menu
• Fully licenced Bar

Hotel Information

The Victoria Hotel offers the visitor a unique opportunity to relax in a tranquil setting and yet be within 2 minutes walk of the pedestrianised shopping area and vibrant night life. Located in Victoria Place just off Eyre Square it is a one minute walk from the Train Station and Bus Station. All our rooms are Non smoking

Check In From - 3:00 pm : Check Out Up To - 12:00 pm

Cancellation Description : Once you cancel your booking up to 48 hours prior to arrival you will not incur a cancellation fee from the hotel. Cancellations that are made within 48 hours prior to arrival and no shows at the hotel will be charged the 1st night of the stay to your card. Please note that your booking deposit is non refundable.

Travel Description : The hotel is located in the heart of Galway on the corner of Eyre Square, behind the main bus & rail station. Just step out of the front door of our hotel and you are close to all the main city attractions.

Area Description : The hotel is near Eyre Square (renamed John F Kennedy Park), an open green park where one can relax or view the many attractions, including the statue of Paraic O Connaire, erected in 1935 in memory of the writer who travelled the roads with his horse and cart.