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Featuring a private entrance, this apartment consists of 1 living room, 1 separate bedroom and 1 bathroom with a shower…
With a queen-size bed, this room includes a full Irish breakfast, free parking and free WiFi. There is also a 32-inch fl…
Offering free toiletries, this double room includes a private bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. The double room of…
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Restaurants nearby
- Aniar★ Michelin 'Aniar' means 'from the west' and indeed the local area is a key inspiration for both the 'back-to-nature' cooking and the chic, moody décor here. The micro-seasonal menus are finalised based on the day's locally sourced produce, which is showcased in pure, delicate and well-balanced dishes such as exceptional raw beef dressed with top-notch nasturtium oil. The cooking cleverly blends traditional and modern techniques, while contrasts in texture, temperature and acidity are also a feature. Many courses are served by the chefs themselves, some with accompanying poems.8.9km
- darógBib There’s a huge amount of passion channelled into this welcoming little wine bar. Hungarian-born Zsolt Lukács has an infectious enthusiasm for wine, which comes across in his carefully curated list that gravitates towards small artisan producers using organic and biodynamic methods. Accompanying the wine is a selection of sharing plates – like kingfish crudo – that are exactingly executed, deliver on flavour and provide good value for money. The regularly changing artwork from local artists is on sale and is curated by co-owner Edel.8.9km
- Kai Restaurant This long-standing, rustically charming restaurant is really two places in one. At lunch, they take walk-ins only and serve one course followed by homemade cakes and pastries (they also have their own bakery). Things ramp up a gear at dinner, with a three-course à la carte heavily guided by the seasons and the local area. Dishes are often understated in appearance, with just a handful of ingredients needed for plentiful flavour. The concise wine list pushes lesser-known producers to the fore and features on-trend natural and orange wines.9.1km
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Attractions nearby
- Oranmore Castle tower house in County Galway, Ireland891m
- Cathedral of Our Lady Assumed into Heaven and St Nicholas, Galway church in County Galway, Ireland9.0km
- Dexcom Stadium stadium7.9km
- Merlinpark Castle castle in County Galway, Ireland5.2km
- An Taibhdhearc - Amharclann Náisiúnta na Gaeilge National Irish language theatre8.6km
- Eamonn Deacy Park football stadium in Galway, Ireland9.1km
- St. Nicholas' Collegiate Church church in Galway, Ireland8.7km
- Galway City Museum local authority museum in Galway City, Ireland8.6km
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