HOTELS The g Hotel & Spa – Arty And Hip To The Touch

The g Hotel & Spa – Arty And Hip To The Touch

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Galway Ireland West Europe
Design

No, the G here doesn’t stand for ‘Gangsta’ although they may serve Crystal Champagne. Interiors by Philip Treacy OBE (he was the guy who designed the Internet’s favorite hat – the one worn by Princess Beatrice’s at the royal wedding). This top designer used an eclectic style palate drawing from Art Deco, Baroque and Modern styles to create Island’s top 5-star hotel.

The spa is custom designed by ESPA who have 30 years of experience in providing a peaceful counterbalance to accelerated culture. Their holistic ‘Twice as Nice’ treatment won Tatler’s ‘Best Body Treatment’ award and uses a combination of scrubs, hot stones, and detoxing drinks to sort you out. The dining is 5-star and thoughtful packages are available to choose from: the ‘Dinner and Movie’ and the ‘Dinner and Opera’ packages supply you with everything you need for a special night out.

There is a collection of contemporary art, photography, and design handpicked by and on display. And through the windows, God’s own art is on display as swirling cloud forms highlight green Galway Bay.

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The G Hotel building
The G Hotel glass facade
The G Hotel lobby
The G Hotel common design room with silver balls hanging from the ceiling
The G Hotel common room
The G Hotel restaurant
The G Hotel bar
Purple sofa and golden mirror
Entering the pink room in The G Hotel
Pink room
The G Hotel room with Galway Bay view
The G Hotel design vintage room
The G Hotel room with bay view
The G Hotel room
The G Hotel living room
The G Hotel fireplace with cookies and wine
The G Hotel spa
The G Hotel swimming pool

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PRICE FROM $196


Wellpark, The, Old Dublin Rd, Galway, H91 V0HR, Ireland


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