
There is plenty to see and do in the exciting, vibrant city of Glasgow and the hotel’s central location means that everything is within easy reach. The famous landmark of George Square, which attracts many tourists, is only a 2-minute walk from the hotel.
With the finest selection of designer stores on your doorstep, you'll be spoilt for choice. Indulge in exquisite lingerie from Agent Provocateur, a luxury leather handbag from Mulberry or even some of the latest knitwear from All Saints. Whatever your style, there is something to suit everyone. Only a 10-minute walk from the hotel, Buchanan Galleries is home to a selection of Glasgow's superior shops and Barras, Glasgow's largest street market is just 5 minutes’ walk away.
Glasgow is also excellent for dining and drinking. You can find 2 of Scotland’s top award-winning Indian restaurants on the same street, the Dhabba and the Dakhin. The Dakhin's top-notch menu is based around Goan dishes, while the Dhabba offers excellent quality authentic North Indian food. Glasgow is also host to a range of great bars; try Blackfriars for jazz, Red Lizard for beers, and Bar 91 for a great crowd. The 13th Note and the Tron Theatre bars are also good, with lively, creative vibes.
The Museum of Modern Art, Glasgow's newest Art Gallery, is a must for all lovers of culture and it is literally round the corner from the hotel.
Only a 10-minute drive away, Glasgow’s Science Centre is Scotland's hottest new attraction for young, aspiring scientists.
Travel information
By Car (from the M8 motorway):
- Leave the M8 motorway at junction 15.
- Go straight on, through 2 sets of traffic lights.
- At the 3rd set of traffic lights, turn left onto Montrose Street.
- Follow the road to the T-junction at the bottom of the hill.
- At the T-junction, turn right onto Ingram Street.
- At the first set of traffic lights, turn left onto Glassford Street.
- At the first set of traffic lights, turn right, onto Wilson Street.
- Take the first right again onto Virginia Street. The hotel is directly in front of you as you drive up Virginia Street.