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"We had a lovely welcome and the staff were excellent and helpful. It's not too far from the centre of Glasgow and there are plenty of busses into town. Our rooms were fine, spacious and clean. Our cooked breakfast was lovely, lots of it too. The entrance was a little run down and with some tlc it could be very inviting."
Guest score: 8/10
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"Stayed here for 1 night and we had a pleasant stay, the staff here were great and couldn’t have been more helpful. The room was compact, immaculately clean and very nicely decorated. The Piper was conveniently located for the city centre and the breakfast served in the morning was very nice, with a good choice offered."
Guest score: 10/10
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"Booked to stay here for a couple of nights on a recent trip to Scotland, the location was really good for central Glasgow and it was just off Saucihall Street. The staff were all extremely helpful giving us plenty of information regarding the area too. We had a nice modern room with a lovely ensuite."
Guest score: 10/10
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"I booked this place for a recent business trip and I was very pleased I did, the staff are a real credit to this place. The room was a good size with lots of tea and coffee provided, the location is perfect for central Glasgow with the attractions nearby and the also lots of places to eat in the vicinity."
Guest score: 10/10
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"We had an overnight stay as we were attending a function nearby so the location was good for us.
The room was quite basic but clean and served as a place to rest your head after a busy day and night, not a place to spend a relaxing time in.
breakfast was good, staff all friendly and helpful.
Excellent value for money for a short stay."
Guest score: 9/10
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"A place to stay if you are looking for a clean, comfortable accommodation at a budget near SECC. It's about 10-15 minute walk and from the train station there is a covered walkway. I like the breakfast serve in your room at your requested time & convenience & it is very filling. There is also a kitchen if you like to cook. I highly recommend this place."
Guest score: 9/10
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"It’s been a while since we’ve visiting Scotland and have to stay at that the Alfred was a great choice this time. The staff were all very pleasant and helpful and the location was excellent being right in the west end. They do a good continental breakfast with plenty to choose from."
Guest score: 10/10
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The largest city in Scotland and according to some of its residents the country's real capital, Glasgow has culture, traditions and incredible architecture on a huge scale. Located on the banks of the famous River Clyde, none would deny that this major city is unquestionably Scotland's style capital at the very least!
Along with more than 30 museums and art galleries littering the city centre, Glasgow's unique shops, cutting-edge building designs and culture-rich theatres are simply mind-blowing. The city also boasts an extensive annual event calendar, with national and global music and sporting events frequenting here as a city of choice. Sports fans have a wealth of opportunities to see premier class football, rugby and even ice hockey in the city. If you want a taste of Scottish tradition, try a game of Shinty - a game similar to Irish hurling and field hockey.
The history stretches right back to the Stone Age, though it is the primarily Art Nouveau style of today's Glasgow that the city is famous for. And of course, the breath-taking Scottish countryside rests just outside the city within easy reach, while less than one-hour behind the wheel is all it takes to pay a visit to nearby Edinburgh.
For centuries, ship-building was the key industry in Glasgow, and today there is still some maritime construction going on at BAE Systems Maritime - Naval Ships' two shipyards. This, however, is a hollow echo of the massive industry that once dominated the city. Today, Glasgow's tourism trade is one of its primary sources of economic wealth, and as such visitors are exceptionally well catered for.
It had done a spectacular job in separating itself from the tired-old cliches about dull, bland and bad-for-the-health Scottish food, becoming a gastronomic utopia for the nation. All tastes and budgets are catered to, from the high-end bars dotted around the Merchant City Area to the relaxed eateries found along Byres Road.
Shopping-wise it is difficult to put Glasgow into words - suffice to say the city is second only to London in terms of opportunities and importance. Buchanan Galleries and Princes Square remain firm favourites for those looking to escape the High Street, while Sauchiehall Street delivers a dose of the conventional mainstream.
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What B&B's are near Pavilion Theatre Glasgow?
The closest B&B near Pavilion Theatre Glasgow is The Pipers' Tryst Hotel, which is 0.1 miles away with prices from £50 and the second closest B&B near Pavilion Theatre Glasgow is Hampton Court Guesthouse which is 0.4 miles away and has a great review score of 8.0 with prices from £19
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What are the best B&B's near Royal Concert Hall Glasgow?
The closest B&B to Royal Concert Hall Glasgow is The Pipers' Tryst Hotel, which is 0.2 miles away with prices from £50 and the second closest B&B to Royal Concert Hall Glasgow is Hampton Court Guesthouse which is 0.5 miles away and has a great review score of 8.0 with prices from £19
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Which B&B's are near Glasgow Caledonian University?
The 2 closest properties to Glasgow Caledonian University are The Pipers' Tryst Hotel at 0.2 miles and, secondly Hampton Court Guesthouse which is 0.5 miles away. Both properties have excellent rates and great review scores.
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What are the best B&B's near Glasgow Queen Street Station?
Some of the best B&B's near Glasgow Queen Street Station are The Pipers' Tryst Hotel, Hampton Court Guesthouse and Mclays Guest House.
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How much is it for a B&B in Glasgow tonight?
Our best value B&B deal tonight can be found at Argyll Guest House from £15 * with 18 rooms and a guest review score of 8.5. * Subject to availability.
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Which Glasgow B&B's are best for couples?
Some of the best B&Bs in Glasgow for couples are; Hampton Court Guesthouse or Glasgow House. You might also try The Fullarton Park Hotel, which frequently has offers on double rooms.
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Which B&Bs in Glasgow are best for singles?
Some of the best B&Bs for single rooms in Glasgow can be found at The Pipers' Tryst Hotel on selected nights, as well as Seton Guest House on selected nights.
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What B&B's in Glasgow are best for families?
Many B&Bs in Glasgow offer family rooms - try Beersbridge Lodge and Onslow Guest House.