21 Hostels in Galway, Ireland

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Galway City Hostel & Bar

Eyre Square, Galway... 0.3km

9.6
Superb 2516

From: US$26.00
Kinlay Eyre Square Hostel

Eyre Square, Galway... 0.2km

9.4
Superb 6737

From: US$21.47

We have 21 hostels in Galway with an average rating of 8.7 based on 40,250 reviews

About Galway

Well known for its role in Ed Sheeran’s hit on his Divide album, Galway is one of Ireland’s most fun cities. Lying along the River Corrib, you’ll find yourself with a diverse range of experiences to choose from. Galway is also the perfect destination for a unique and memorable pub crawl.

Hostels in Galway offer a range of different types of accommodation, so we’re sure we can help you find a place to stay that best suits your needs. Whether you’re on a tight budget or you’re looking to splash out a little and treat yo’self, check out our guide to the best hostels in Galway to find your perfect match.

You’ll find plenty of hostels scattered throughout the city and nearby suburbs, with the majority centrally located. Choosing a hostel in Galway city centre will not only come in handy on those late night/ early morning walks home after a night of bar hopping, but it also makes transportation easier.

Galway is perfect for a weekend getaway or a base from which to explore the west of Ireland. While you’re in town be sure to take advantage of your location and organize day trips to places such as the Cliffs of Moher, Aran Islands and Dingle bay to say hi to Fungie, the friendly local dolphin in the bay. You won’t be short on cultural activities in Galway either. Visit one of the museums, take a stroll along the Spanish Arch and explore the many of pubs and cafes this city has to offer.

Transportation in Galway makes exploring a breeze. A large travel network serves all the suburbs of Galway city from early morning until night, making buses the easiest way to get around the city. Alternatively, ferries are your new pals if you’re wanting to explore offshore. Just hop on a shuttle bus that runs from the city centre to the port and catch your ferry, it’s that easy. It’s also important to note that there is a regular rail service that serves towns between Dublin and Galway, the Galway service is located right in the city centre which makes your travels that little bit easier and stress-free. Lastly, what better way to explore the city’s narrow streets and stunning scenery than by hiring a bike and peddling yourself to new adventures.