Conferences/Banqueting (300/280), Children welcome (€20 per child B&B, cots avail. free of charge; baby sitting arranged). Leisure centre with 'pool, fitness room, spa (beauty salon, massage), equestrian nearby. Rooms 48 (1 suite, 3 executive, 3 shower only, 5 family rooms, 12 no smoking, 3 for disabled); Lift; limited room service. Closed 24-25 Dec.
The Claregalway Hotel
Category: Hotel
The Claregalway Hotel
Claregalway Village Co Galway
Tel:+353 (0)91 738 300
Claregalway Village Co Galway
Tel:+353 (0)91 738 300
Please mention ireland-guide.com when enquiring.
The Claregalway Hotel
Conferences/Banqueting (300/280), Children welcome (€20 per child B&B, cots avail. free of charge; baby sitting arranged). Leisure centre with 'pool, fitness room, spa (beauty salon, massage), equestrian nearby. Rooms 48 (1 suite, 3 executive, 3 shower only, 5 family rooms, 12 no smoking, 3 for disabled); Lift; limited room service. Closed 24-25 Dec.
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