Lynfield Guest House

We stayed during off-season, and the owner said that she fills the rooms with students during these months. But you wouldn't know it from how well behaved they were. We were on the top floor and still adjusting to the time change, and we were never woken up from noise. it was the perfect distance to walk down town and easy to get to driving in and out of Galway.

Great room. Was told we didn't pay enough for any kind of breakfast.

Great hostess, lovely warm atmosphere, very helpful, excellent breakfasts.

Only stayed 2 nights but very friendly staff.near to station & restaurants. Would stay again

Pleasant B and B conveniently located near bus station and center of Galway. Owners were very accommodating, friendly and helpful. Gave helpful sightseeing advice. Our room was small but comfortable and fine for our nieeds

The room was very small, just enough space for bed. En-suite tiny not suitable for couple. Area of Galway was really nice. I travel to Galway quite often & would not consider staying there again.

Great location very helpful and friendly host when he is full he assists travellers to find accommodation.

The hotel facilities are nice, however the room was small and the bathroom was tiny. Our shower drain also didn't work too well. The owners are very sweet and helpful and the wife makes a good Irish breakfast (cost is 10euros). The hotel was located close to city center, at walking distance. When it says limited parking, they have 6 spots available in front of the house so if ever you check in later, there might not be any spots left. Parking on the street is mostly park meters.

We had a wonderful stay...the hotel is a lovely place.. We highly recommend to others, staff were friendly and the place was cosy and clean...

Not overly impressed with the Lynfield Guest House. It is expensive considering that you are dragging your suitcases up one or two staircases. The bedding is questionable. The toilet paper laid in the floor. The parking is wild. I stupidly left my raincoat and a warm fleece jacket in the closet in my room. I phoned the owner, gave him my pertinent information and asked could the coats be forwarded to Dublin where I would be staying for a night prior my departure. That gave him 5 days to send it with a local, a bus, a train. When I reached Dublin, my belongings were not there. I phoned the Lynfield guest house. No attempt was made to accommodate me. No sympathy. No empathy. He basically told me it was my fault. If as a traveller, you are 100% sure you will not forget a camera, shoes etc...good luck with that. Avoid the Lynfield guest house.