The Hardiman

Galway, Ireland

City Hotel
Worth Landing On

Standing on Eyre Square since 1852, the Hardiman is a Victorian landmark at the heart of Galway, with the Latin Quarter, Spanish Arch, and Shop Street all steps from the front door. The train and bus stations are a one-minute walk. The building's character carries through to the Gaslight Brasserie, where high ceilings and sash windows make breakfast worth lingering over. MacNeill's bar and an Oyster Bar are both on site. No on-site parking, though valet parking is available.

What It Is

A Victorian landmark on Eyre Square, at the walkable heart of Galway.

What It Is Not

A modern or boutique-style hotel. Parking is off-site, though valet is available.

Worth Landing On

When Galway is on the itinerary and a well-located, characterful city base suits.

 

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