GLASGOW
's earliest history, like so much else in this surprisingly romantic city, is obscured in a swirl of myth. The city's name is said to derive from the Celtic
Glas-cu
, which loosely translates as "the dear, green place" - a tag that the tourist board are keen to exploit as an antidote to the sooty images of popular imagination. It is generally agreed that the first settlers arrived in the sixth century to join Christian missionary
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This 4 star Hotel is uniquely situated between Glasgow, Edinburgh and Stirling and offers accommodation over 100 ensuite bedrooms. The Hotel has been recently refurbished and offers 4 star accommodation in 94 modern and spacious bedrooms along with 6 one bedroom suites. The hotel Restaurant has been... [More]
The Brunswick is the place to stay in Glasgow. It is small and very stylish- located in Glasgow’s lively and very popular Merchant City- a pleasant 5-minute walk from the city centre. The hotel and its 18 guestrooms are individually designed with style. Contemporary furnishings, comfortable bedding... [More]
One Devonshire Gardens Is Situated In The Heart OfGlasgows Distinctive West End With Its Tree LinedTerraces And Victorian Mansions. It Is Quite SimplyA Hotel For Those Who Appreciate And Expect TheHighest Standards. This Small Multi Award winningHotel Is Situated In A Series Of ConvertedPeriod Townh... [More]
Modern, European and stylish, the Holiday Inn Glasgow Airport is directly opposite the Airport Terminal Ideally located for all travellers the Hotel is only 2 miles from Paisley town centre and 8 miles from Glasgow City Centre with direct motorway access meaning the City Centre can be reached in l... [More]
The Best Western Garfield House Hotel is a 45-bedroom hotel situated on the outskirts of Glasgow, with easy access to all motorway networks. All rooms have twin or double beds and executive or clubrooms are available. We have just completed the refurbishment of 7 of our club rooms and one of our sui... [More]