Galmont very nice just off eyre square
Just myself and the wife, was thinking somewhere more central.
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Radisson is 100%
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Travelodge. It’s not full of asylum seekers like the ones in Dublin
Galmont is your job. 2 mins from Eyre Square and not too pricy.
Galmont is best option.
The Harbour is nice.
Radisson
I also found the Adare guesthouse superb very central and has parking.
I’ve stayed in the Galmont many times and it’s a grand and central spot. Only drawback is that it has too few lifts.
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Could be worth checking the park hotel also.
The Raddison by the train station is very nice as others have said,
If you’ve never been then the G is worth a look, your missus will probably appreciate it
The G is anything but central and is in a retail park.
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I’d avoid the G unless you get a really really good deal.
The salthill hotel is nice, out on the prom. Handy for “wild swimming” with the latte brigade
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We’ve stayed in the G.
Most disappointing.
Its like a trip to the Eastway Business Park.
Fair enough, I liked it but it was a good few years ago.
It’s on a main road though, to be fair it has nothing in common with the Eastway business park, the pub across the road does lovely grub.
Anyway, that’s me told
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What’s the new Merrick like? Looks decent in the pictures
The one by the train station. I’d say it depends on your room - not all rooms refurbished and some might be noisy if beside the station.
It’s a place I’d like to stay whenever I walk by. Give it a whirl.
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It’s a bit old-school, but they are genuinely welcoming with it
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