Ardilaun Hotel in Galway

Hotel Reports

• Exterior - This is an extremely attractive traditional hotel set in exquisite gardens. The building is white with wooden frames around the windows.
• General - An excellent hotel, renowned in the area for its warmth of hospitality and traditional values. The hotel proudly opened a very impressive state of the art leisure complex in 2000.(ML 02/01)
• Lobby - The hotel lobby is medium in size and bright and welcoming. The room is sophisticated in design and decor with a light wooden reception desk and attractive lighting. There is a seating area with open fires.
• Location - The hotel derives its name from the Irish 'ard oilean' (high island), a picturesque island on nearby Lough Corrib. The hotel stands in extensive grounds convenient to the city and its seaside suburb, Salthill. The hotel is also convenient to the main trunk routes from all major cities, airports and ferryports. Galway Airport is 15 minutes away.
• Restaurant - The hotel dining room has earned a reputation for good food and includes a number of specialities that have earned the chef numerous awards. The chef, incidentally, is a member of the Society of World Master Chefs.
• Rooms - The bedrooms have been refurbished to a very high standard and combine modern amenities with stylish and elegant decor. All rooms are ensuite and are, on average, medium in size. Many have views over the gardens.