Boutique-style Hotels with Parking in Oughterard

Glenlo Abbey Hotel & Estate, an 18th-century 5-star hotel, combines old-world charm and contemporary elegance on a 138-acre lakeside estate. Guests can enjoy unique dining experiences, such as the Pullman Restaurant in former Orient Express carriages and the River Room Restaurant with picturesque views of Lough Corrib. The hotel offers various leisure activities, including a 9-hole golf course, driving range, archery and fishing, as well as horse riding, boating, water sports, tennis and falconry onsite. For a rejuvenating experience, the GLO Spa & Wellness features enchanting views, contemporary treatment rooms, a relaxation suite and a Tranquility Terrace, where guests can enjoy luxurious massages, skincare and body treatments using cutting-edge ELEMIS products, leaving them feeling refreshed and revitalized.

Located in Barna, Galway city’s most elegant neighbourhood, the hotel features eclectic décor and wonderful dining.

The Sea Breeze Lodge is located at the most mystical Celtic heritage place, Galway Bay. Its 6 rooms have a homey atmosphere and the best mattresses, offering its guests the most luxurious stay.

Catering for up to 4 people per apartment, this hotel is conveniently situated with Galway city center on your doorstep.

With its gorgeous location, Jameson Court in Galway is a perfect base for exploring Galway and the entire West of Ireland.

A 10 bedroom boutique hotel ideally situated right in the center of Galway's famous Latin Quarter, within walking distance of all the city's top attractions.

Enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner at this 4-star hotel in Galway; multilingual staff will provide tour\/ticket assistance.

Overlooking the majestic Cashel Bay, the hotel welcomes its guests in a classic country house retreat.

Nestled in a private 450 acre woodland estate, walks and rivers in the heart of Connemara Co. Galway, this authentic Castle Hotel stands proudly overlooking a salmon fishery. The castle was originally owned by the famous Pirate Queen, Grace O'Malley with her husband. She openly defied Queen Elizabeth's reign and led the O'Flaherty Clan.