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
Kentigern... [More]
City Inn Glasgow is situated on the riverside at Finnieston Quay and combines a passion for modern design and innovation with contemporary living. The hotel is ideally located next to the SECC and close to the city's vibrant centre, the hotel provides the perfect location from which to explore the c... [More]
We are less than one mile from Glasgow City centre and conveniently situated 50 metres from the Kelvinbridge Underground. We are also ideally placed for the access road to and from Glasgow International Airport and are close to Junction 17 off the M8 Motorway (which runs through the centre of Glasgo... [More]
Welcome to Charing Cross Guest House, in the heart of Glasgow. The guest house is situated in an ideal location whatever your reasons for choosing to stay in the cultural capital of Scotland, with museums, art galleries, plenty of quality shops and boutiques and easy access to the busy city centre.S... [More]
Whether your visit is for business, shopping, to take in the Glasgow nightlife or to explore the citys many museums and galleries, McLays is in the ideal location to meet all your needs. The guesthouse was originally 3 townhouses, now interlinked to provide 62 rooms. We have 39 rooms with en-suite b... [More]
Hampton Court Hotel is a family-run establishment at the heart of Glasgow's town centre. Within walking distance to Buchanan St bus station and to Glasgow Central Train Station. A friendly enviroment with friendly staff available at all times. [More]