Asgard Guest House
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 11:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Non-smoking
First aid kit
Smoking areas
Express check-out
More about Asgard Guest House
Asgard Guest House
Close to the shores of Lough Alalia, the Asgard Guesthouse is just a 5-minute walk from Galway Train Station. It offers a varied breakfast menu, free Wi-Fi and free parking.
Reviews from 
Couple
Comment: 9 May 2026
Stayed in: May 2026
Four lovely days in this lovely place.
We stayed here for four days and can highly recommend the place.
It is within walking distance to the city and there is room for 4 cars on the site's parking lot and it is free otherwise there is street parking with payment during the day hours.
We managed to park on the checklist every day.
We booked room #3 and it was great as it is away from the road and morning sun.
Here is a little sound and if you are sensitive and sleep easy it can disturb but it was not a problem for us.
The room was cleaned every day, clean towels every day.
New coffee/smoothies and water on can for the coffee were also filled up every day.
Breakfast was alletiders and simply so delicious.
Fresh fruit salad, yogurt and all kinds of cornflakes. Scones, croissant, rug bread and 4 kinds of bright bread, juice, water, coffee and the.
So delicious.
We would love to stay here again if we come back here.
I should not forget to mention the staff.
They were cute, nice and very helpful all.
It is within walking distance to the city and there is room for 4 cars on the site's parking lot and it is free otherwise there is street parking with payment during the day hours.
We managed to park on the checklist every day.
We booked room #3 and it was great as it is away from the road and morning sun.
Here is a little sound and if you are sensitive and sleep easy it can disturb but it was not a problem for us.
The room was cleaned every day, clean towels every day.
New coffee/smoothies and water on can for the coffee were also filled up every day.
Breakfast was alletiders and simply so delicious.
Fresh fruit salad, yogurt and all kinds of cornflakes. Scones, croissant, rug bread and 4 kinds of bright bread, juice, water, coffee and the.
So delicious.
We would love to stay here again if we come back here.
I should not forget to mention the staff.
They were cute, nice and very helpful all.
Solo traveller
Comment: 29 Apr 2026
Stayed in: Apr 2026
Terrible
Go hainis. The free parking is on the street but ends at 8.00am. Their breakfast is terrible. 5)3 tv reception is frazzled and the TV is balanced by bars of soap. To be avoided !
Solo traveller
Comment: 22 Apr 2026
Stayed in: Apr 2026
Bad nights sleep
I was staying in a single room which was at the very top of the building and right beside the water tank in the attic area.
The water tank spent the whole night emptying and refilling so I was awake for hours listening to the noise of water gurgling / splashing and ballcocks hissing directly beside my room.
Not great preparation for the Connemarathon the next morning I can tell you.
The water tank spent the whole night emptying and refilling so I was awake for hours listening to the noise of water gurgling / splashing and ballcocks hissing directly beside my room.
Not great preparation for the Connemarathon the next morning I can tell you.
Solo traveller
Comment: 2 Jun 2025
Stayed in: May 2025
The pros and the cons.
The pros and cons:
I booked Asgard B&B due to good reviews and its very reasonable rate on booking.com, the only place I could seem to book it on. It was close enough to Galway city centre and it would be a nice way to meet other people on my solo trip.
Upon arrival at check in, I was given my keys to my room with bathroom and shown a map where everything was. Then I was told that because of how I booked the room, I would be required to pay an additional 30 Euro - 10 euro per day for breakfast, as breakfast was not included in my “B&B” booking. I felt like I was being shaken down and didn’t want to dampen my experience so I submitted and supplied the payment for my breakfast. This did start things off negatively for me.
My room was simple with a tiny bathroom but clean with all the necessities I would need and it overlooked the lovely little garden in the back. Night was quite peaceful and guests overall were very quiet and respectful. I could faintly make out snoring from the room next to me and a talking on the phone but it was tolerable.
I wish there had been a common area to sit and meet other travelers but they were using the space for the breakfast.
Breakfast was a continental breakfast with scones, fresh mini croissants, mixed fruit, cereals,cold cuts, cheese and yogurt. It was
good. It is served from 8-10am. As my visit wore on though the food was all fresh except for the scones.
The only other odd thing was the machine in my shower. I believe it heated the water on demand so when I would turn it on by pushing a button, it would begin to grumble loudly while the water ran. It was interesting.
All in all, I found Asgard to be a colorful experience with an unsavory cash grab, a pretty garden, a bizarre shower and a quiet sleep. Will I stay there again, likely no. Did I choose to lean into its quirkiness, yes. Did it kind of grow on me. Sure.
I booked Asgard B&B due to good reviews and its very reasonable rate on booking.com, the only place I could seem to book it on. It was close enough to Galway city centre and it would be a nice way to meet other people on my solo trip.
Upon arrival at check in, I was given my keys to my room with bathroom and shown a map where everything was. Then I was told that because of how I booked the room, I would be required to pay an additional 30 Euro - 10 euro per day for breakfast, as breakfast was not included in my “B&B” booking. I felt like I was being shaken down and didn’t want to dampen my experience so I submitted and supplied the payment for my breakfast. This did start things off negatively for me.
My room was simple with a tiny bathroom but clean with all the necessities I would need and it overlooked the lovely little garden in the back. Night was quite peaceful and guests overall were very quiet and respectful. I could faintly make out snoring from the room next to me and a talking on the phone but it was tolerable.
I wish there had been a common area to sit and meet other travelers but they were using the space for the breakfast.
Breakfast was a continental breakfast with scones, fresh mini croissants, mixed fruit, cereals,cold cuts, cheese and yogurt. It was
good. It is served from 8-10am. As my visit wore on though the food was all fresh except for the scones.
The only other odd thing was the machine in my shower. I believe it heated the water on demand so when I would turn it on by pushing a button, it would begin to grumble loudly while the water ran. It was interesting.
All in all, I found Asgard to be a colorful experience with an unsavory cash grab, a pretty garden, a bizarre shower and a quiet sleep. Will I stay there again, likely no. Did I choose to lean into its quirkiness, yes. Did it kind of grow on me. Sure.
Family traveller
Comment: 14 Sep 2025
Stayed in: Sep 2025
Overall good.
Overall our stay was good. The room was clean and all the staff were pretty helpful. They were very accommodating in letting us check in several hours early. I did find it a bit deceptive that Asgard said they have free parking — but there are only four spaces. We ended up parking on the street both nights we stayed there. The first night wasn’t too bad as we found a spot directly across the street. The second night we had to trudge a couple of blocks in pretty heavy rain. And during daytime hours there is a two hour limit on street parking and it is not free.
The location was excellent and close to lots of Galway attractions. I would stay there again, but only if I didn’t have a car.
The location was excellent and close to lots of Galway attractions. I would stay there again, but only if I didn’t have a car.
Excellent location
21 College Road Galway, Townparks, Galway, not available, Ireland|0.88 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Pets not allowed
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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