Best Bath Houses in Spiddal

"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?"

"Established in 2001, the Radisson Blu Hotel Galway & Spa is situated on Lough Atalia Road just a three minute walk from the famous Eyre Square. Guests looking for hotel accommodation in a convenient central location will find the hotel is located behind the bus and railway Station and close to all major sights and attractions including the Aran Islands and Connemara. The hotel boasts 282 guestrooms."

"Besides large bedrooms with great views and a restaurant which serves some of the city’s best seafood, this four-star hotel in a central location has a brilliant spa which offers the latest in Elemis treatments with its very own thermal area. Prices: Average €180 per night. CHECK AVAILABILITY NOW"

"The Galmont Hotel & Spa overlooks Galway Bay and is just 200 metres from Eyre Square. It has an award-winning restaurant, Spirit One Spa and Energize fitness and leisure. Large luxurious beds have Egyptian cotton sheets and goose feather pillows."

"The finely-restored 19th-century Twelve Hotel in Barna is another grand little base for those exploring the county. Located a handy 3-minute ramble from the pier, the Twelve Hotel offers a ‘Pampered Pet Program’ that’s designed to ensure that your pets can soak up some 5-star service. The hotel itself is finely kept, with modern rooms, top-notch service and several cosy chill-outs spaces on offer."

"The Twelve Hotel, also in Barna have a dedicated outdoor terrace for non-residents, called Nóin and it’s pretty as a picture with something of a Parisian vibe. The food in The Twelve is always excellent and their wine list is legendary. https://www.thetwelvehotel.ie/"

"Balancing opulent and snug, The Twelve offers a delightful and well-appointed seaside experience just outside Galway city. Come here for top-class cooking and accommodation amid the great outdoors in the West of Ireland."

"Located directly on Eyre Square, the Skeffington Arms Hotel is a relaxing option for young couples and those on city breaks. Resembling a pub from the outside, delve into Irish culture and hospitality here at one of the venue’s six bars. These include one with live entertainment nightly, the Premium Gin Parlour, the Whiskey Vault and even a nightclub."

"If you’ve ever spent a weekend roaming around Galway’s many different pubs, then you’re probably familiar with the Skeff. Overlooking Eyre Square and close to all of the city’s main attractions, The Skeffington Arms Hotel boasts bright, modern rooms, a vibrant bar, and a restaurant. The Skeff is the perfect place to watch a match."

"If you’re looking for where to stay in Galway consider the Skeffington Arms Hotel. This luxury boutique hotel is centrally located and has a cozy yet fun-loving vibe. Each room has pops of bright colours, comfortable beds, and sleek modern bathrooms."

"Crunchy Southern Style Chicken with tangy aioli, homemade pickles, fresh lettuce covered in Smokey hot sauce makes up Caribou's Nashville Chicken Burger. With something for everyone, their new and updated menu features some seriously pub grub. From the sticky hot and sweet Korean Fried Chicken to the loaded Vegan Garlic Cheese Fries, the only thing you'll need now is an ice cold craft beer to accompany all that scrumptious goodness."

"James Lynch Fitzstephen was the mayor and magistrate of Galway in 1493. So the story goes, when his son was condemned for the murder of a romantic rival Spanish merchant sailor, Lynch Sr personally acted as..."

"Moody and evocative, this marvellous ruined former Cistercian abbey is 1.5km inland from Bellharbour, in a quiet green hollow, surrounded by the stark grey Burren hillsides. It began its long decline in the 15th century but the surviving vaulting in the presbytery and transepts is impressively intact and some striking Romanesque carvings remain."

"A definite favourite of the yummy mummy set, Gourmet Tart has brunch down to a fine art. Excellent coffee, the choice of a pastry or English Muffins with eggs and bacon. Really good food and a walk on the prom before or after will reduce any weekend guilt you might suffering from."

"Gourmet Tart is probably one of the most well-known pastry places in Galway due to their 6 locations around the city. You can find them at Salthill, Galway Shopping Centre, The Westend and Abbeygate Street. Their displays are always filled with delicious bits and pieces that make your tummy rumble and do a dance; Croissants, tarts, macarons, eclairs, bumblebee cake and so much more!"

"Owner Michelle Crehan-Kavanagh of this newish spot in the heart of Galway was inspired by visits across Europe and Iceland to open this warm cafe and bakery. "We’re a group of dedicated bakers making world class baked goods without taking ourselves too seriously". They sell everything from sourdough to brown treacle soda bread and their cinnamon and marmalade buns are amazing."

"Marmalade has a wide variety of fresh pastries that are not only delicious, but also have vegan options. They’ve got something to suit everyone’s tastes with no exceptions, including their delicious roasted coffee and savory pastry options for those of us who don’t want to spoil our appetite in the mornings with overly sweet things. OUR ORDER: Savoury cheese muffins!"