I have stayed in this hotel at least 3 times now at this stage. It is absolutely gorgeous in every way. It is incredibly clean and comfortable, the food is lovely and the staff are very friend. Would recommend it to anyone.

Clean and fully made-over/renovated. Staff are friendly and service is prompt and accurate. Breakfast is a bit of a scramble. It's a big place with large, long corridors but they do isolate sleepers from any noise from the public rooms.

we stayed here because we had a christmas party to attend on the saturday night. We stayed in room 4088, in block A. Room was lovely, we booked a double and got a single and double bed.. Tv was grand, had internet, movies, games, music, radio etc on it.. Tea making was great, iron and ironing board, Hair dryer, all good.. the bathroom was fine, although shower was a bit poor, on the water pressure side.. We got food delivered to the room, not the best Ive ever had, but what can ya do.. The only problem was, that check out is twelve, which we can deal with, but a cleaner came INTO our room at ten thirty, which i was not impressed with at all.. didnt knock or anything.. so be sure to bolt your door at night.. But apart from that everything was fine

We stayed at this hotel for two nights in August 2006. It was a nice 10-15 minute walk into the town of Galway (fun shops!), worked out fine for us. It was also a good base for us (we had a rental car) to go out and see the Cliffs of Moher and the other sights (Yeats tower, Coole Park, Connemara).

For me, the biggest amenity the Days Hotel offered was the free high-speed Internet in the room. Also, their pool was amazing. A true work of art. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom very nice. The room was quiet, even though they were building another wing onto the hotel, we heard no noise at all. Nothing from the above floors, either.

The staff was courteous and helpful. When we pulled into the parking lot, there were two tour buses full of people who were unloading. By the time we parked and got our suitcases unloaded and into the lobby (10 minutes, maybe), the lobby was completely empty. I don't know where all those people went, but I was impressed!