Cari B&B di Salthill

"Clean, simple, with fantastic breakfast, very accommodating hostess and excellent dinner recommendations!"

"The owner greeted us and showed us our room. He was very friendly and offered good suggestions about local establishments for dinner and entertainment. The lounge area was very comfortable with nice furniture and pamphlets/magazines with local points of interest. The location was easy to get in and out of and had ample on-site parking. Fresh food with multiple hot breakfast options and far more than enough food served for breakfast. The room was spacious and clean with a large window and...

"Beautiful and unique little place! Check-in was very simple and smooth, all staff were so friendly. Breakfast was delicious. Amazing spot to stay if you want a little quaint town experience."

"We had an absolutely wonderful stay! Will certainly stay here again the next time we visit Galway."

"What a cute little place! Beautiful hot shower after a day trekking the countryside and comfy bed. Many options in town for dinner and packed with locals. Very cute cows across the road and gorgeous views from the window. "

"Lovely rooms with an amazing breakfast, and wonderful staff. Highly recommend!"

"We only stayed for one night, but what a great experience. The hosts, Ann and Michael were wonderful. They waited for us (we checked in late), gave us good suggestions for a quick dinner in town. We decided to have breakfast with them the next day and that was soooo worth it. Amazing spread and choices of food. I would highly highly recommend this place to anyone."

"The staff were friendly and helpful. The breakfast each morning was a good selection and very delicious. The location was convenient for us. (@ 10 minutes to Eyre Square and area). We had the top floor room (quadruple room but three beds) which meant a lot of stairs (28 each way) each time we left the room. The shower is very small so that would be an issue for a larger/taller person. (@ 2 feet x 2 feet). The room was nice and bright from the skylights and the cross breeze when the windows were...