Glasgow Youth Hostel

With the city very keen to build on its success of being European Capital of Culture, Glasgow has continued to expand accommodation facilities suitable for tourists, conventioneers and people passing through Glasgow en route to other places. Having said that finding a home on spec. in the peak summer months can be difficult, especially at the lower end of the budget options.

From the city center, the main two luxury hotels are the Park Inn and the Millennium. The Park Inn Hotel in Port Dundas Place, opposite the Royal Concert Hall, next to the bus station and has its own spa center. At 110 pounds per night for a double room, considering the luxury with which he is appointed and the nearby downtown - you really do get excellent value for money. Add the possibility to eat in the restaurant winning Oshi, which the hotel describes as "inspired fusion dishes, you must be a real treat. While Langs is a modern high, is near the Millennium Hotel Glasgow, on St Georges Square, it occupies a magnificent Victorian with over 100 superior rooms. Those overlooking St Georges Square, with large windows, are the best. The rooms can be quite expensive here typically up to £ 175 per night or approaching £ 250 for a suite. This is probably the prestigious place to stay in the city center, as well as rooms of superior quality and high prices, you will have the standard service to the game. However, the five star hotel has a choice of any celebrities in the city is called One Devonshire Gardens, surely it is not necessary to address it? The hotel is located towards the northwest of the city, just off Great Western Road. Boasting a terrace of Victorian houses, class and taste are the keywords for this hotel. With multiple formats and types of available room rates vary from just over £ 100 for one of the smaller rooms at £ 500 per night for a king size bed, Jacuzzi, shower, sauna, your own gym, a private patio and a veranda .... the list is long - but if you are a celebrity and value your privacy! Having said all rooms are well equipped and have their own lounge.

If there is, of course, all the usual chains of hotels in Glasgow as: Travel Inn, Novotel, Holiday Inn ... etc., the city has a nice selection of smaller and independent choice. The Cathedral House Hotel, unsurprisingly on Cathedral Square, is a ten minute walk from downtown. A small mock-feudal castle, with turrets, the building would not look out of place in the Highlands. As it is, it offers a welcome change to stay in the usual mini-tower modern block. The rooms are decorated and furnished very clearly, yet with a certain style, as the hotel has a restaurant which is noted for the authentic Scottish cuisine it serves. Room prices vary according to season, between £ 65 and £ 85 per night - including breakfast. Along Renfrew Street there are many hotels to choose from, one you might consider is the Victorian House Hotel. Located in a conservation area of the city's rooms are decorated with pastel colors, perhaps entirely appropriate that the hotel is close to the city school of art. Described as combining charm and comfort of a double room with breakfast, is typically about 50 pounds per night. If the Victorian House Hotel is full, continue on Renfrew Street in Old Schoolhouse Hotel - which is owned by the same people. Winning the award for best name of the hotel in Glasgow is the Bowster Babbity on Blackfriars Street. Although it offers comfortable rooms and a great location at just £ 50 a night it is situated above a "pub". So unless you like a drink or two before going to bed I think seriously about booking here. Far from the city center you might consider Argyll Hotel, which is deliberately set up to.