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Right in the heart of the Latin Quarter, within easy walking distance of everything this vibrant medieval city has to offer, our comfortable properties are the perfect base for a visit to Galway. What makes Number 7 unique is the combination of both old and new whilst maintaining a warm, homely atmosphere. 7 Cross St is a 600-year-old stone building with many stories to tell. This boutique hotel in Galway boasts ten en-suite, air-conditioned bedrooms which are thoughtfully renovated and decorated to preserve the unique character of this historic structure. A short walk away, 27 Nun’s Island is a four-bedroom boutique town house in Galway, ideal for families or groups visiting the city and surrounding area. Both properties are centrally located and close to restaurants, theatres, pubs, shops, entertainment and transport.

Niland House Apartments is located in the heart of Galway city on Merchants Road and contains 27 self-catering apartments. Most apartments have balconies overlooking either Galway Bay and Docks or the city skyline. <br><br>The complex is 3 minutes walk from the bus and train station and only 1 minutes walk from the Spanish Arch, Quay Street and Shop Street, the vibrant night life areas of Galway city. Whether visiting Galway for business or on holiday Niland House self catering accommodation provides and ideal location to stay and enjoy all that Galway.<br> <b>Tel:</b> +353862554204

North & West Coast Links Golf proudly represents a collection of the finest link golf courses along west and north west coast of Ireland. Discount golf can be found at west and north west links courses. Customised Ireland golf packages are available from North & West Coast Links Golf.

Nimmos Restaurant offers a myriad of rustic Irish, New Zealand and middle Eastern cuisine, with dishes to delight every palate, from seasonal meats to fresh fish complimented by local artisan produce. Located by the Spanish Arch on the river Corrib this beautiful building is complimented by the contemporary interior of soft creamy walls, warm wood paneling and authentic eclectic furniture.

Nora Barnacle, the wife of James Joyce was born in Galway .The Nora Barnacle House is a small private museum faithfully restored to its former character. It contains letters, photographs and other exhibits from the lives of the Joyces and their connections with Galway. Open in Summer only.