Radisson is one of my favoured brands. This is a modern hotel with an impressive lobby and entrance atrium, tall indoor trees and glass elevators. The outlook is over Lough Atalia, an inlet of Galway Bay and the incoming railway line (but also what seems to be a local oil depot - that can't be helped). The staff were extremely friendly and welcoming but sadly the service was poor. Service was bad at dinner the first evening and the food average,so much so that I cancelled a reservation for the following evening. I booked a room on the Level 5 executive floor which was a magnificent and very comfortable room (although, in that standard of hotel, it was off-putting to discover the previous occupants' toiletries still in the shower cubicle: it made me wonder what else had not been cleaned or tidied up), The Executive Lounge facilities were poor and not worth the considerable additional cost. Newspapers I ordered did not appear on the second morning until I asked twice for them to be delivered. The continental breakfast in the executive lounge is very limited compared with the similar product I have encountered in other hotels, and on the second morning (as with the newspapers) there were no plates or cutlery. The response to my contact to the reception was 'we have a big group in.' Having said all that the hotel is conveniently located near the railway, the bus, the main square and main shopping street. On balance I would probably give it another chance.

I stayed here with a small group of work colleagues for a weekend at the end of November for a Christmas party.
The staff were courteous and helpful at all times which was great as it was a busy weekend for the hotel it seemed.
Our hotel rooms were large and clean but the décor could do with a bit of updating. I stayed in a twin room and the beds were a lovely size and quite comfortable. Breakfast was large and very nice and the location was a short walk away from Eyre Square.
I would consider staying here again but I think they need to re-think their prices. I have stayed in nicer hotels for less money and I think the price tag is attached to the Radisson name more than anything.

hello we recently stayed in this hotel and it was a complete nightmare. It is overpriced. The rooms are shabby and no way 4 star. It has a good location but thats it. It seems to get a lot of hen and stag parties at weekends and the standard of the hotel has gone down drastically. Definately would not recommend it. Its like a 2 star.

Stayed in Radisson for St Patricks weekend, was only ok, decor is a bit dated at this stage for a new hotel. Car park was full as it was shard as the railway car park. Breakfast on both days was excellent. Overall, i'd be willing to try another hotel in the centre of galway as price was quite expensive as Galway itself always is!!