Don’t often use this chain but was very impressed by the high standard and comfort of the room. Will use again

This was a much better Travelodge than others we have stayed in. Staff were helpful. The room had a double and single bed in it, so it was rather cramped, even for two of us. The coffee machine was a bonus. It was quite a walk into town for a hotel named ‘City Centre’.

Very nice! The staff went above and beyond to accommodate our stay.

Easy to find, right off of a main thoroughfare and the staff was very helpful.

Great spot for a short visit to the city and appreciated the on site parking availability.

Rooms were fine, a bit over priced, but clean and acceptable. Parking wasn't guaranteed and neighborhood probably not the best, but stuff to do close by, within 1 mile. Hallways in hotel were creepy and hard to navigate to find room.

I've stayed in travelodge hotels before and been rather disappointed by the lack of recent room and public space renovations. This hotel was a pleasant surprise! Nice, comfy room, good bathroom, usable public spaces. I'd especially like to praise their team member Jesus who went to a lot of trouble to fix an electrical socket issue we were having.

Can’t give it a bad review because it is what it is and these hotels aren’t bad. However, when planning a tour of Ireland didn’t factor in that Galway Races were on. Wanted to be in the city as only in town for one night but this hotel was 20 minute walk away - not as close as I’d hoped with a “Galway City” tag. Over €200 for the night, which I thought included breakfast but it didn’t, so that was another €26 for your typical buffet fair. Some ‘supply and demand’ lessons learned for sure. Don’t avoid; just don’t pay silly money like we did.