Galway Holiday Cottages

Galway Cottages

Kinvarra

2 Bed Cottage in Kinvara

Ref: S1240954

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 2 bedrooms – 1 double and 1 single - 1 shower room with WC - Microwave, washing machine - Travel cot and highchair - TV, DVD and radio - Enclosed garden with lawn and garden furniture...

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£63

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Carna

Ti Sheamuis

Ref: S43093

Reviews 24

The small, quiet village of Carna in the heart of the Irish-speaking area of Connemara Gaeltacht, is set on the shores of Galway Bay, overlooking Galway Harbour, in the scenic region of Connemara. Carna is noted for its traditional Irish music and...

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£124

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Oughterard

Dun na Ron

Ref: S44562

Reviews 38

The traditional village of Oughterard is found in the west of Ireland on the shores of Lough Corrib, at the start of the Connemara Mountain range and close to the famous Western Way. Home to the Oughterard 18-hole championship golf course,...

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£83

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Kinvarra

2 Bed Cottage in Kinvarra

Ref: S1231617

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 2 bedrooms – 1 double and 1 twin - 1 shower room with WC - Oil-fired cooker, microwave, fridge, washing machine - Oil and electric by meter read - TV, DVD and CD player - Enclosed...

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£87

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Roundstone

The White House

Ref: S522097

Reviews 8

Roundstone is on Bertraghboy Bay in Connemara, County Galway. The entrance to Roundstone harbour is marked by a large, upturned bath tub-shaped rock called seals rock (Chloch na Ron), where seals like to sunbathe. It's also called Roundstone...

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£48

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Kilcolgan

Brandy Harbour Cottage

Ref: S26013

Reviews 34

Located in between the villages of Kilcolgan and Kinvarra lies Ballinderreen in south Galway. The village has a shop and a pub and is close to the sandy beach at Tracht, and Morans Oyster Cottage, a delightful thatched cottage that has been turned...

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£70

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Kilcolgan

No.1 Apt, Brandy Harbour Cottage

Ref: S79617

Reviews 40

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£71

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Galway

Ben Gower

Ref: S879774

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£62

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Galway

Ben Brack

Ref: S854037

Reviews 3

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£76

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Cornamona

Robin’s Roost 2

Ref: S1029591

Located on the northern shore of the famous Lough Corrib, the village of Cornamona, County Galway is a popular site among trout and salmon anglers. Situated at the centre of the Joyce Country Mountain and Lake Districts, the village is set in one...

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£64

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Renvyle

Sea View House

Ref: S692996

Reviews 3

On the gorgeous Renvyle Peninsula in County Galway, the seaside community of Tully is located. The modest pier by the shore is still where fishermen land their daily catch in this community on the Atlantic Ocean. The community features two pubs, a...

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£98

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Woodford

Shannon Vale

Ref: S811850

Reviews 6

A quiet welcoming village, within easy reach of the beautiful Lough Derg and surrounded by enchanting woodland and rolling emerald countryside. Set close to the border of County Clare, Woodford has a good selection of amenities housed amongst...

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£144

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Roundstone

Sea Watch House

Ref: S535332

Reviews 3

Roundstone is located on the western arm of Bertraghboy Bay in the Connemara district of County Galway. Seals rock (Chloch na Ron) is a big boulder that looks like an inverted bath tub and serves as a landmark at the entrance to Roundstone...

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£58

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Williamstown

Sunset View

Ref: S172082

Reviews 24

Creggs is a small village in County Galway, Ireland, situated within a picturesque rural setting. The village offers a small Spar and traditional Irish pub for your amenities, whilst the thriving nearby towns of Castlerea and Roscommon are within...

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£67

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Trawbaun

Tí Tom Nárta

Ref: S521224

Reviews 16

Lettermore is a charming settlement on a small island off the coast of County Galway, Ireland, and is part of the Wild Atlantic Way, which is only accessible via a narrow causeway. An Irish bar, an old-fashioned butcher's shop, and a tiny...

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£86

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Clifden

Roundstone Bay View

Ref: S5596

Reviews 11

The lively village of Roundstone is situated in the Connemara region of Ireland, in County Galway, on the western arm of Bertraghboy Bay. The village plays host to an annual arts festival, which attracts artists the world over.

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£63

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Roundstone

Benview House

Ref: S5734

Reviews 21

The fishing village of Roundstone in County Galway offers a harbour, pubs, restaurants, cafes, shops, a children’s playground, and a number of festivals.

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£89

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Clifden

Castle Demesne House

Ref: S596836

Reviews 6

In the far western part of County Galway, not far from the world-famous Connemara National Park, you'll find the bustling and popular town of Clifden. Throughout the year, it hosts a wide variety of vibrant festivals and events, and it has a wide...

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£146

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Lisheenaclara

Curhoor

Ref: S879480

Reviews 11

Loughrea is located southeast of Galway City on the northern shore of Lough Rea. The medieval town centre plays host to several shops and pubs, as well as an 18-hole golf course and a lake, renowned for its fishing. Gort is a medium-sized market...

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£113

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Galway

Aggrafard

Ref: S854038

Reviews 1

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£84

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Galway

Bofin

Ref: S854039

Reviews 1

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£92

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Clifden

Rainbows End

Ref: S368356

Reviews 9

The coastal town of Clifden is the largest town in the region of Connemara, and is often referred to as "the Capital of Connemara". The town is set on the Owenglin River where it flows into Clifden Bay and is home to an array of bars, pubs,...

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£88

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Woodford

Old Village Barn

Ref: S184874

Reviews 20

Woodford is within easy reach of Lough Derg and surrounded by woodland and countryside. Set close to the border of County Clare, Woodford has a good selection of amenities housed amongst pretty, pastel coloured buildings. Great fishing can be...

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£127

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Oughterard

Castle View

Ref: S93158

Reviews 15

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£76

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Galway Holiday Cottages

The city of Galway is a must-see on any visit to Ireland. Located on the west coast, this vibrant and colourful city is known for its lively atmosphere, with street performers and buskers adding to the soundtrack of life in Galway. Visitors can enjoy live music in the many bars and pubs, shop for traditional Irish crafts, or simply take a stroll through the winding streets and soak up the unique atmosphere.

Galway Holiday cottages come in all shapes and sizes to suit every group size and budget. Choose from cosy country cottages, large houses with sea views, or apartments in the heart of the city.

Book with Snaptrip today and enjoy our best price guarantee on holiday cottage rentals in Galway. If you're stuck between a traditional home near the Spanish Arch or a city-centre apartment in Galway's Latin Quarter, our friendly customer service team are always on hand to help you choose. At Snaptrip, you can help you choose from the huge range of properties we have available across the whole of the UK and Ireland.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Alan - Verified booking

The advertising for this house clearly states that the local shop is 2.

5 miles. This is not true. The nearest shop was in the local village, Roundstone, which was 11 Kilometres from the house. Your add also states that this house was a seaside location, this is untrue, the nearest beach was an area called Gurteen Beach, which was 14 Kilometres away. Now the house is on a bay, and is surrounded by water, but you couldn't walk on it like you would on a shore line. The house furniture was very outdated. The sitting room furniture was quite old and very uncomfortable for long sitting periods. The table and chairs where broken. Now the land lady did point out she only discovered that the table was broken but nothing mentioned about the chairs. The washing machine only washed the clothes it didn't pump or drain the water. There is damp patches in the bathroom walls and inside the house. The TV, was way to small. Anytime you passed by the TV, the reception went all fuzzy. There was no additional TV stations, just Saiorview. On the last day the landlady came to the house to collect extra money for the electricity and oil heating. She made her way into the bathroom and counted the towels. I already sent Hogan's aka Skyes a letter in January of this year, but no response from yourselves. The White House, would probably be only better rented in the summer. It was very cold, now we did go down in December till early January. Our additional fees was nearly 100.00 Euro, for Oil and Electricity. You have to put on the heating the minute you wake up in the morning as it was a very cold house. This house needs attention. We went for a relaxing holiday, but willed the ending to arrive so we could leave. Hadn't it been another time ( ie) outside the Christmas period and New year, we would of left and went somewhere else. There was so much wrong with this letting and personally I feel the add on your site was very misleading. Aldough I understand that any who rents their hoilday homes, don't like spending to much money on them, but seriously The White House, should close for the Winter and only open from around April to September, they should also regut the whole house and start again. Maybe they should insulate it and help keep down the oil and electricity fees. I was aware that there was some extra additional costs for the oil and electricity. Also some WiFi wouldn't go a miss. Alan.

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Rosemary - Verified booking

Had a wonderful holisay.

The cottage is really great and ideal for 2 couples. Very comfortable and right in the middle of the beautiful Connemara countryside. The one negative thing I have to say and that is why I didn't give full marks for the accuracy listing is that putting " Cashel" on the address really confused us. We took the oad which was signposted "Cashel" and spent over an hour going up and down it, taking the little roads going off it and never finding the cottage. I eventually got through to the owner , as the phone kept breaking up, who kindly put us on the right track. The cottage is nearer to Carna and that is where I should have headed to and not Cashel. Probably the address is fine if you have a satellite system but we didn't. Anyway, apart from that it was an immensely enjoyable week

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Jill - Verified booking

When you are not from the area it is a little tricky to find but once we got there it was grand.

Initially I thought it was a one floor cottage but it is split in two. (Maybe I misread the description). On first impression it wasnât very clean but after a quick going over it was grand. The owner was a lovely man and it was handy that he lived next door, although we didnât need anything during our stay, but Iâm sure he would have helped if needed. Really enjoyed the log burner in the evening time which was a plus from me. When I got used to the idea of others being upstairs it was a great week away. The views are lovely and two horses where in the back field during our stay. I would recommend to others and would also go back to this cottage if I was ever going that way again as it central between Galway and Clare. Great time and great journeys around the area.

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Dorothy - Verified booking

Andrew and I had a fabulous time here.

Feel so relaxed, just like home. Staying in this stone cottage is just so special. The fire place is unique and is a landmark of the house. Colleen and Raymond are excellent hosts, they make us feel part of the local neighbourhood. We cooked every nights as the kitchen facilities are good and plenty of grocery shops & butchers nearby. Just a few reminders to people who want to book Dun na Ron. The gate to the cottage is narrow, so if you have a big car need to pay attention when driving in. This cottage has no wifi provided, the smart phone reception is 3G only, but we still managed. Overall itâs a great place to stay. If you are traveling to the west of Ireland, this should be your choice to stay.

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Anne - Verified booking

This cottage is like a piece of heaven.

Lots of little woodland walks and ideal for anyone with mobility problems. There is an amazing collection of birds to see, no doubt attracted here by multiple bird feeders. The house is a wonderful cottage with beautiful stone walls and old world features. Colleen and Raymond are the best of hosts and itâs great that they share their cottage with us along with their home made jam and soap. The cottage is ideally located between Moycullen (SuperValu is a fantastic supermarket with a massive choice for everyone) and Oughterard (beautiful piers on the coast of Lough Corrib - boat tours on Wednesdays and Fridays) Go for it since we will again as soon as possible

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Things to do near Galway

Oscar Wilde & Eduard Vilde Statue

These bronze sculptures were a gift from Estonia in 2004, and are in memory of the Irish writer, Oscar Wilde and Estonian writer, Eduard Vilde. The figurines are sitting on a bench facing each other. They are located on William Street in the centre of Galway city, and attract both tourists and buskers alike. 43 William St, Galway, H91 K6PN, Ireland.

Menlo Castle

Menlo Castle is a charming ruin from the sixteenth century. It is situated on the banks of the River Corrib not far from Galway City. From 1600 to 1910, the Blake family called the castle their home. The family added a Jacobean palace to the original tower house in the late 17th century as the castle was extended through time. The castle was gutted by fire in 1910, which also sadly claimed the life of Lord and Lady Blake's daughter. All of the building's belongings were also destroyed. The only remaining structures were the ivy-covered walls, which are still visible today. The outside of the ruins can be viewed by following a nearby track, or by taking a river cruise/experience. Access is not suitable for people with reduced mobility due to the rough track that leads to the castle. Menlo, Co. Galway, Ireland

The Medieval City Walls

Galway City was once surrounded by a massive stone wall that the Normans had erected to defend its inhabitants from outside invaders. A noteworthy portion of what is left may be seen in the Eyre Square Shopping Center, where two of the original towers, Penrice's Tower and the Shoemaker's Tower, have been maintained along with a 60-metre curtain wall. Informational signs describe the history. Eyre Square Centre,Eyre Square, Galway, Ireland.

Holiday Cottages in Galway

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Galway Cottages

Kinvarra

2 Bed Cottage in Kinvara

Ref: S1240954

Carna

Ti Sheamuis

Ref: S43093

Reviews 24

Oughterard

Dun na Ron

Ref: S44562

Reviews 38

Kinvarra

2 Bed Cottage in Kinvarra

Ref: S1231617

Roundstone

The White House

Ref: S522097

Reviews 8

Kilcolgan

Brandy Harbour Cottage

Ref: S26013

Reviews 34

Kilcolgan

No.1 Apt, Brandy Harbour Cottage

Ref: S79617

Reviews 40

Galway

Ben Gower

Ref: S879774

Galway

Ben Brack

Ref: S854037

Reviews 3

Cornamona

Robin’s Roost 2

Ref: S1029591

Renvyle

Sea View House

Ref: S692996

Reviews 3

Woodford

Shannon Vale

Ref: S811850

Reviews 6

Roundstone

Sea Watch House

Ref: S535332

Reviews 3

Williamstown

Sunset View

Ref: S172082

Reviews 24

Trawbaun

Tí Tom Nárta

Ref: S521224

Reviews 16

Clifden

Roundstone Bay View

Ref: S5596

Reviews 11

Roundstone

Benview House

Ref: S5734

Reviews 21

Clifden

Castle Demesne House

Ref: S596836

Reviews 6

Lisheenaclara

Curhoor

Ref: S879480

Reviews 11

Galway

Aggrafard

Ref: S854038

Reviews 1

Galway

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