Pembroke House

Guesthouse

We stayed a night, 7 of us. Partied in Galway and slept well here in two triple rooms. Manager was really nice, offered us help with taxi, wine glasses to drink something. I would definetely come back.

Beautiful big house… we were checking in late as had a family member in hospital. Called to confirmit was absolutely no problem with Matt given a pin number for door. Got there about 10 pm. Not a sinner to be seen. Had read the reviews prior to this… lovely b & b definitely with a few jobs still to be done but well under way. Strong smell of paint, few cobwebs in hall. TV was definitely very small for room but it was grand. Beds were very comfie, lovely and warm, robbed a few more pillows from empty room next bedroo. Could do with shower mat and shower caps. Breakfast was really lovely. Matt was very friendly and cooked fresh there and then. Would definitely recommend Pembroke house…

Nice structure. The rooms on the ground floor and first floor deserve, on the second floor are carved in the attic and are too small and narrow.
— — Nice Hotel. The floor and the first floor rooms are OK, at the second floor too tall and small.

Stayed a night. It's a little out of town (watch out during rush hour), but cheap enough. Room showed some signs of disrepair (peeling paint in a corner, front door stiff), but this is clearly a one man project, you can't expect the same as you would at a four star hotel, so I wish him all the best developing this further.

Lovely little b&b on the outskirts of Galway. Breakfast was top notch.

Pembroke House claims to be a B and B. However the breakfast is not included, it's €5 for cereal and €10 for hot breakfast. The rooms are in disrepair, and the bathrooms are covered in mold. The hosts are not very helpful either, and do not seem to want to make your stay enjoyable. Extremely over-priced for the service they provide.

Family room, no shower gel in bathroom and curtains too flimsy and let in light from early morning. A bit noisy too.

Very nice place. Beautifully decorated. Close to city centre and the beach. Run by a really friendly and professional staff.

The breakfast is fantastic! Homemade Irish breakfast with lots of other options too, and great coffee! We looked forward to it every morning. The host is awesome, has great advice for what to see depending on what your group wanted. We changed our plans according to his advice and we were glad we did. Location is ok if you've got a car. Not much within walking distance, but with a car you're a short drive to the seaside promenade with loads of dining options.

Its a very nice bed and breakfast! Close-ish to the city and good value for the price.

Our family loved everything about this place! Close to everything, comfy beds, clean, quiet, AMAZING breakfast and very welcoming owner. We're planning our next visit already. Can't reccomment it highly enough.

+ The bedroom and the bathroom were nice. Microwave, kettle and sink in the corridor at each floor, very convenient. The Lady at the breakfast was very friendly, good advice for surfing beaches. impasse with parking. - No local on the ground floor to let your staff (we were travelling by motorbike and camping on 3 weeks) we had everything up to the second floor (pitch, BBQ, tarp …) Welcome nonexistent evening: You need to wait for somebody coming to give the keys, no information about where to eat, how to get into town … Basic continental breakfast: white bread or wholemeal, 2 jams, tea, coffee, orange juice. With 14 rooms, this is not a B&B but a small affordable hotel :) (49€ the night)