Bunkum is a small family run backpacker hostel offering extremely spacious and comfortable accommodation for travellers and backpackers in a 150 year old Victorian town-house in the vibrant West End of Glasgow, it has 36 beds so not really tiny and its just a really nice place to stay. Its right next to the University which is really handy if your visit in a professional or personal manner. We think your gonna like it here !!
phone: 0141 581 4481
Once a greek orthodox church, now a stylish luxury hotel.
Malmaison is a slice of decadence at a reasonable price.
Better still, the restaurant boats an eclectic menu, brimming with local produce.
We didn't stay but we past it quite a few times and it was weird and wonderful. Would it be fair to call it relatively normal on the inside ? Yes, its not amazing but the bar is nice. We like bars, a lot !!
phone: 0141 204 3333
Private rooms, en suite rooms, TV room, licensed coffee shop, games room, a laundry room, etc etc Yes we really liked this hostel, I think what we really liked most was that the local people were using the coffee shop like a regular cafe which made the whole experience so much more like a village experience or something but it was really good. What ever we say you will like the over all experience here very real !!
The Marks hotel is a centrally located hotel for everything Glasgow has to offer, with the main shopping district of Sauciehall, Buchanan and Argyle Streets on the doorstep. Glasgow is home to world class venues from Scotland’s National Stadium, Hampden, to the Clyde Auditorium and the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre. Culture is as much a part of the city as Glaswegians themselves, and for the gateway to the Highlands, you could not look for a better place to start.
