Imperial Hotel Galway - Galway

At Eyre Square, the warm and comfortable Imperial Hotel in Galway city centre is close to Galway University NUIG and the bus and railway station. All rooms are spacious and bright, with modern cherry-wood furniture and a contemporary decor. The residents lounge is informal, cosy and open until late. The outdoor patio is perfect for those lazy sunny days. Corrib Shopping Centre is next door, and there is a taxi rank just outside the hotel.

Located in the heart of Galway centre and the closest hotel to Galway University NUIG, the Imperial Hotel has an impressive location. Flanked on all sides by high profile shops, restaurants and bars; Galway centre is a whirl of activity that you won’t want to miss. The hotel exudes a warm and comfortable atmosphere. Plenty of seating allows guests to relax wherever they are. The residents lounge is an informal cosy retreat open till late, and the outdoor patio is perfect for those lazy sunny days. All of the 80 guest rooms at the Imperial Hotel in Galway are spacious and bright with modern cherry wood furniture and contemporary décor.

The Imperial Hotel sits in the middle of Galway Shopping Centre. Galway Airport is only 15 minutes drive from Eyre Square, Whilst Shannon International Airport is an hour away. The hotel enjoys close locality to the bus and railway station, which are a mere 3 minutes walk. The taxi rank resides just outside the door and all main bus routes leave from Eyre Square. The area of Galway is split between a buzzing city centre with plenty of shops, restaurants, bars and theatres, and the rugged natural landscape of the west coast; perfect for water sports, walking, cycling and pony trekking

Galway can be reached easily via the N4/M4 Dublin, N18 Limerick, M17 to Mayo/Sligo/Donegal and Cork & the south from the N7. Galway Train station has routes across the country to Dublin, Limerick, Sligo, Cork and Kerry.

The bar grill has a traditional, yet comfortable atmosphere where Irish hospitality is paramount. Walnut panelling compliments sage stonework, whilst muted green and tawny brown seating and sunny orange carpets radiate warmth. The bar is locally known as ‘the meeting place of Galway’ and many settle to watch live sports or meet friends for a coffee and snack. The bar grill offers light snacks like home-made soup and salad, plus all-day breakfasts, sandwiches, steaks and fish dishes. Yummy sweet bites such as muffins and scones are also available. The carvery is available 7 days a week, serving succulent hot meals. Morning menu is available from 10:00 to 12:00. Bar food menu is available from 12:00 to 20:00. Carvery lunch is available from 12:00 to 16:00.