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Glasgow Bed and Breakfast Accommodation
Bouverie Bed and Breakfast Association is a free booking service for Guesthouses, private B & B and owner-occupied accommodation. You can find Private Guest House Bed and Breakfast Accommodation in the Perth Road area of Glasgow, configured as a Boutique B&Bs offering the style of Georgian townhouses in Glasgow with personal service, at a reasonable and competitive rate. The booking service is only for quality Bed and Breakfast Accommodation close to the city centre, Broughty Ferry, Monifieth and for other Bed and Breakfast outlets that can be found within a 15 minute drive of the city centre. You can find your desired location on the home page map and easily establish availability in a range of differently graded accommodation in order to find an ideal city centre BandB accommodation base from which to explore the sights and culture of central Glasgow. Glasgow attractions include the Discovery ship which is a reminder of Glasgow's history of scientific activities and of the RRS Discovery, Robert Falcon Scott's Antarctic exploration vessel, which was built in Glasgow and is now berthed there. Glasgow is also famous for the law, which is an extinct volcano that is situated in the heart of the city and hosts spectacular views. Historically Glasgow is famous for jute, jam, marmalade and journalism but in the modern day the city boasts two top Universities, with Glasgow University being world renowned for its medical research. Other top attractions include the Verdant Works, Camperdown Country Park and the Glasgow Contemporary Arts Centre. The Bouverie Bed and Breakfast Association independently grades each B&B accommodation so that guests can easily choose between various facilities, locations and tariffs
About Us
The Bouverie Bed and Breakfast Association
Bouverie Bed and Breakfast Association is a cooperative of Guesthouses, private B & B and owner-occupied accommodation that shares overflow internet traffic and enquiries amongst its members. The intention is to make the booking process for clients simple by limiting the information on association properties to a précis of accommodation type, with facilities symbols and transparent availability at the first point of contact.
Further information in relation to the accommodation can be found by direct access to the accommodation's own web site, which will use the association's availability calendar software, booking form software and will have a return logo to the Association's home page on each web page.
The Association only invites quality accommodation to join so as to build the reputation of the association as a quality brand. However the intention is to attempt to sign up accommodation in all areas of Scotland where accommodation may be required for both tourism and business. In areas where the accommodation need is high but the supply of suitable accommodation is limited, the Association will still attempt to sign up the best options.
The Association will engage in Internet marketing and Search Engine Optimisation to promote web sites that name the eight largest cities in Scotland. Extra information in relation to activities in each of the website cities will be available to assist guests and assist search engine ranking, although all properties will be possible to access from any of the web sites. The Association will not limit itself to accommodation properties in cities. There will be discounts available to accommodation providers in rural areas but the main thrust of marketing will be to reach clients that seek accommodation in urban areas.
The Association encourages all its members to engage in independent internet marketing. There is no charge to any member when a booking is made that is generated independently from the Association web sites. The Association will also encourage all accommodation to provide broadband internet access and VOIP telephones in all the rooms and to expect clients that book through the Association to be computer sophisticated.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
Kelvingrove is a very special museum. For generations of people from Glasgow and the surrounding neighbourhoods, it has a deep, personal significance linked with every stage of their lives. Visits to ‘the art galleries’ are highlights of childhood memories; many people did their courting there; parenthood and grandparenthood see the cycle begin again.Kelvingrove’s annual total of one million visits made it in absolute terms the most-visited museum in Scotland, and the sixth most-visited museum in Britain.
Tenement House
Here is a typical Victorian tenement flat of 1892, a fascinating time capsule of the first half of the 20th century.It was the home of an ordinary Glasgow shorthand typist, Miss Agnes Toward who lived up this 'close' for more than 50 years, and it retains many original features such as the bed recesses, the kitchen range, coal bunker and bathroom. In the gaslit parlour the table is set for afternoon tea - and there is a rosewood piano - a sure sign of Victorian gentility! There is an exhibition on the ground floor about tenement life.
Glasgow School of Art
The Glasgow School of Art is internationally recognised as one of Britain's foremost higher education institutions for the study and advancement of fine art, design and architecture.
The Lighthouse
Spanning six floors, The Lighthouse provides an unrivalled opportunity to experience Architecture and Design through a changing programme of exhibitions, education and life long learning, networking, events and initiatives.The Lighthouse also contains the award winning Mackintosh Centre and Mackintosh Tower with stunning city views, Vitra Conference Suite, The Lighthouse Shop and the doocot our stylish rooftop café/bar.
CCA
CCA is established and recognised as one of Europe’s leading contemporary galleries and in addition works with a range of artforms including visual arts, performance, live art, dance, music, talks and events.
Museum of Transport
The Museum of Transport in the Kelvin Hall is one of the most popular museums of transport in the British Isles, attracting half a million visitors a year. Founded in 1964, it houses many exhibits of national and international importance.The museum uses its collections of vehicles and models to tell the story of transport by land and sea, with a unique Glasgow flavour. Here you will find the oldest surviving pedal cycle and the finest collection in the world of Scottish-built cars, including such world famous makes as Argyll, Arrol Johnson and Albion.
Tramway
Tramway is not only a venue of production and presentation but, just as importantly, is the catalyst for new ideas. It is a venue that promotes public participation, education and debate, placing the building at the heart of local, national and international concerns, issues and innovation.Behind the theatre was developed the Hidden Gardens that has attracted more than 70,000 visitors and established itself as one of Glasgow’s must see landmarks, winning major design and regeneration awards
Tron Theatre
Situated in Glasgow's city centre, the Tron Theatre presents a programme of home produced shows, visiting work from Scotland, the UK and abroad, as well as music, comedy and workshops for all ages and abilities.
Royal Concert Hall
Whether you're simply visiting the city, or a true Glaswegian, you won't fail to be caught up in the magic of Scotland's premier music venue, the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, as it proudly looks down Buchanan Street over the city.
King Tuts Wah Wah Hut
King Tut's Wah Wah Hut is one of Glasgow's leading concert venues, renowned in Scotland as an exciting showcase for new and emerging bands and as the venue that supported some of the UK music industry's biggest names at the start of their careers.
The Kings Theatre
The King's, Glasgow is one of Scotland's most historic and significant theatres.It opened in 1904 as one of the most brilliant designs of the prolific theatre architect Frank Matcham and has played host to top stars and shows ever since. It is home to possibly the very best Christmas pantomime to be seen in the United Kingdom which over the years has featured the Scottish greats including Stanley Baxter, Jimmy Logan, Rikki Fulton, Jack Milroy, Elaine C Smith and Gerard Kelly.
St Andrews In the Square
This former church dates from 1754 and has been transformed in to an exciting new venue for performing arts and Scottish Dance in particular.
Necropolis
In 1966, the Merchants' House gave the Necropolis to the Glasgow City Council which now administers and maintains it. The benches and grave surrounds have been removed and most of the area put to grass for maintenance purposes.There are monuments here designed by major architects and sculptors of the time, including Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson, Charles Rennie Macintosh and JT Rochead, in every architectural style, created for the prominent and wealthy entrepreneurs of the ‘Second City of the Empire’.
The Glasgow Necropolis still has a wonderful atmosphere and still attracts many visitors both locally and from all over the world.
The Barras
Glasgow's version of the Paris flea market, a rich tapestry of Glasgow life which rose from the poverty of the slums which once surrounded it. The fakir might be long gone, but The Barras market is still as vibrant and varied as its colourful history.
House for an Art Lover
Situated in a beautiful parkland setting and adjacent to magnificent Victorian Walled Gardens, House for an Art Lover is a truly unique venue.Designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, House for an Art Lover represents one of the most exciting pieces of recent research on Glasgow's most famous architect and provides an excellent resource for visitors as a cultural attraction and exclusive private dining venue.
Peoples Palace an Winter Gardens
The People's Palace is Glasgow's social history museum and a chance to see the story of the people and city of Glasgow from 1750 to the present.You can see paintings, prints and photographs displayed alongside a wealth of historic artefacts, film and computer interactives.
Glasgow Green
The Green is by far the oldest of the city's parks. It is situated within walking distance of the city centre east of the Saltmarket. It is currently undergoing a renaissance with major investment through the Lottery Heritage Fund providing a catalyst for the redevelopment of the local neighbourhood.It has extensive open spaces, modern play facilities, vast winter gardens and historic People's Palace which allow the park to cater for all age groups whatever the weather.
The Burrell Collection
When Sir William Burrell and his wife, Constance, Lady Burrell, gifted his collection of over 9,000 works of art to Glasgow, the city acquired one of the greatest collections created by one person. William Burrell had been an art collector since his teens, and the collection is made up of a vast array of works of all periods and from all over the world.
Glasgow Science Centre
Glasgow Science Centre is one of Scotland's must-see visitor attractions - presenting concepts of science and technology in unique and inspiring ways.
Glasgow Print Studio
Glasgow Print Studio is based in the heart of Glasgow, providing a range of services to artists and the public in the West of Scotland. These include a custom-built printmakers workshop, a gallery exhibiting local and international artists and a retail outlet: Gallery III.
The Scottish Football Museum
As one of Glasgow's Leading Attractions the Museum is an ideal day out for avid football fans eager to gain knowledge on the history of Scottish Football.With over 2000 objects on display the Museum is home to the world’s most impressive collection of football memorabilia.
The Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
The newly refurbished Hunterian Museum is now OPEN. New exhibits, some never before exhibited to the public, improved displays and an enhanced layout have transformed the visitor experience. We are celebrating our 200th anniversary this year with an extensive exhibition and events programme.
University of Glasgow
Founded in 1451, we are the fourth oldest university in the United Kingdom and have nearly 16000 undergraduates, 4000 postgraduates and 4000 adults in continuing education. We welcome students from over 80 countries
Citizens Theatre
The Citizens' and TAG theatre company work together to create an unrivalled range of work in Scotland, emanating from the one building. Together we provide high quality main house theatre and studio productions, touring theatre for children and young people, a young company, a community company and a diverse range of education and outreach work.
The willow tea rooms
Welcome to the world famous Glasgow Willow Tea Rooms, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1904.The Willow remains open today to welcome visitors keen to experience the splendour of a bygone era and take tea just as they did in the same rooms and interiors 100 years ago.
The tall ship
The Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour is one of Glasgow's leading visitor attractions. Whether you are looking for an educational day out or a fun place to explore The Tall Ship has it all. From Pirates and Mermaids to exhibitions and conferences you can be sure that The Tall Ship has something for everyone!
City Chambers
A grand and imposing edifice overlooking George Square, the City Chambers is an impressive symbol of Glasgow’s political strength and historical wealth. Completed in 1888, the City Chambers has for over a hundred years been the headquarters of successive councils serving the City of Glasgow.
Scotland Street School Museum
Scotland Street School Museum presents the history of education in Scotland as a genuine school experience. The museum, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh between 1903 and 1906, is also an essential destination for Mackintosh enthusiasts and all those interested in the history of design.
SECC
SECC is Scotland's national venue for public events. It's also the UK's largest integrated exhibition and conference centre: a world class facility set in one of Europe's most vibrant cities and only a short journey from some of the most beautiful countryside in the world.
Malmaison
The search is over. Hallelujah. Salvation can be found in this once Greek Orthodox Church, now a temple for the worshipper of divine food and utterly amazing drink. Here’s where you will find religion. Not the kind that makes you change your ways but the kind that says I’ve found my place. Whether a fashion disciple on a pilgrimage to find those to-die-for slingbacks or a corporate missionary preaching the company gospel, make it the Glasgow Mal.
Buchanan galleries
Buchanan Galleries shopping centre is in the middle of Glasgow city centre, and the heart of a city which loves to shop. We have about 90 of the best retail names under our roof, including retail giants like John Lewis, H&M, Next, River Island, Lakeland and Boots. We also have stores which aren’t found anywhere else in Glasgow or even Scotland
The Italian centre
The Centre is five minutes walk from Argyle Street and caters for exclusive & designer label shoppers.Many famous brands are here - Versace Collections (the UK's first Versace store) and Emporio Armani - as well as a number of European style pavement cafes.
The Italian Centre is designed by Page & Park Architects who are fond of including art in their architecture. Here the Art is integral to the facdes, but also features in the courtyard including a sculpture, 'Thinking of Bella' (1994) by Shona Kinloch.
Braehead Shopping Centre
Braehead is the largest privately funded waterside regeneration project in the country. It cost roughly £285 million to build.Braehead Shopping Centre and Retail Park has been open since 1999 and now has over one million square feet of shopping and leisure facilities
Princess Square
Situated on Buchanan Street in the heart of Glasgow's shopping district, Princes Square is home to many of the world's best known lifestyle brands. Open until midnight and sprawling five floors of quality leisure space, the world-class centre boasts over 45 quality stores, bars, restaurants & cafés, and its very own nightclub.
Rangers FC
One of the two Glasgow football clubs that habitually dominate Scottish Football.
Celtic FC
One of the two Glasgow Football clubs that habitually dominate the Scottish game.
Queen Street Railway Station
Buchanan Bus Station
In a £9m modernisation project, part funded by the European Regional Development Fund, the Buchanan bus station has become Scotland’s biggest bus station and one of the busiest in the UK
Glasgow Central Train Station
Glasgow Central is the larger of the two present main-line railway terminals in Glasgow, Scotland, and is managed by Network Rail.It is the busiest railway station in the United Kingdom outside London. The station has over 34 million people departing from, or arriving at Glasgow Central each year. Glasgow Central serves all of the Greater Glasgow conurbation's southern towns and suburbs, the Ayrshire and Clyde coasts, as well as being the terminus for all inter-city services from Glasgow to destinations south of the border.
St Mungos Cathedral
Standing at the east end of Cathedral Street in Glasgow, and not far from where Castle Street becomes High Street is Glasgow Cathedral. One of the few Scottish medieval churches to have survived the Reformation unscathed, Glasgow Cathedral is truly magnificent, full of beauty and wonder. Yet any visit to Glasgow Cathedral is also tinged with sadness, for it brings home just how much was forever lost to the nation in the orgy of vandalism that destroyed or defaced so many other Scottish churches in the period from 1560.
Glasgow Botanical Gardens
The Botanic Gardens is known internationally for its impressive glass houses and extensive tropical and temperate plant collections from around the world.A variety of themes of horticultural and botanical interest are found in the grounds as well as attractive walks by the River Kelvin. Its immaculate formal gardens and arboretum provide a welcome break from the bustle of the West End.
The Hawthorns
The Hawthorns was built in 1873 by the Duke of Montrose to attract a doctor to the village of Drymen, and for over 120 years it was home to four successive general practitioners. The property has been extensively restored in recent years to convert the 'Auld Doctor's Hoose' into a superior quality bed and breakfast establishment.All of our rooms are carefully decorated and finished to a very high standard, and have en-suite facilities with WC, wash handbasin and shower or bath. Colour satellite television and tea and coffee-making facilities complete the features, all designed to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
Tarbet Guest House
Situated in Scotland’s 1st National Park above the village of Tarbet, this stylish guest house offers spectacular southerly views of Loch Lomond and Ben Lomond beyond.Tarbet Guest House is set in nearly 7 acres of private gardens and offers a truly magnificent sight from each suite. To the north-east side of the house there is an attractive woodland which is frequented by deer and other wildlife.
Rooms: 3.
Oak Tree Inn
Traditional bar/restaurant on the east side of Loch Lomond adjacent to West Highland Way. The Inn is built of slate and reclaimed materials are used inside. There is a real log fire in the bar.Food is served all day and accommodation is available. The Oak Tree Inn is found in the village of Balmaha on the east shore of Loch Lomond. The Oak Tree Inn stands in the shade of a magnificent 500 year old oak tree, a focal point in the village and the perfect setting in which to relax. Your hosts, Sandy and Lucy Fraser, invite you to take time out, relax and enjoy one of Scotland's natural 'pieces of paradise'.
Each of our 8 en-suite bedrooms (including 1 family room) is individually and imaginatively decorated and all include shower-rooms, colour televisions, hairdryers and tea/coffee making facilities.
We also have 2 comfortable bunk rooms - each sleeping 4 - with en-suite facilities prepared with walkers in mind.
Manor Park Hotel
Situated in Glasgow's fashionable West End. A family run licensed hotel.The Hotel has been restored to its former glory offering personal service at affordable prices, with only a short distance to the Art Galleries, Universities, S.E.C.C., and Glasgow Airport, which is a 10 minute ride. If on business or pleasure the Manor Park Hotel is ideally situated for all sightseeing routes, and the motorway network, with 24 hour free parking guaranteed at the hotel. Inside is tastefully decorated to a very high standard throughout, offering daily maid service to the nine bedrooms. Gaelic is also spoken and advertised throughout the hotel, as Angus is from the Island of Eriskay.
Albion Hotel
Set back from the bustling Great Western Road and tucked in a quiet cul de sac. In the heart of Glasgow's fashionable West End, yet only 1 mile from the city centre.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 Glasgow from East to West). Latest check in 10pm.
Hampton Court Hotel
A family run business which has the comfort of home. Recently upgraded to a higher standard.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 environment with friendly staff available at all times.
Greek Thomson Hotel
A townhouse hotel located in a quiet street just 2 minutes walk from the city centre. An ideal home away from home.An elegant townhouse property consisting of 17 rooms, all elegantly designed in a modern style. Ideal for business executives as well as tourists. All rooms are en suite with colour tv, direct dial telephones & complimentary tea and coffee facilities in each room.
Amadeus Guest House
Located in the trendy area of Kelvinbridge in Glasgow's West End, and overlooking the Kelvin River, this guest house is ideal for a city break.The West End is the bohemian area of the city, where you will find interesting shops, bars and cafes. It is home to the impressive Glasgow University main building, whose spires can be seen for miles. Straddling the River Kelvin and close to the guest house, is Kelvingrove Park. Walk through this green space or look around the art gallery and museum nestled within it.
A ten minute underground journey from Kelvinbridge station will take you into Glasgow city centre. Here, you can find the bustling George Square and the shopping malls, Buchanan Galleries and St. Enoch Centre. Glasgow's main cultural venues are located in the city centre, including the Theatre Royal and Glasgow Royal Concert Hall.
Overlooking River Kelvin, the Amadeus Guest House is a 9 bedroom Victorian town house. Rooms are spread over 3 levels (with no lift/elevator). Our recently refurbished rooms are bright, airy and comfortable. The decor is simple, yet stylish.
We have single, double, twin, triple, and quadruple family rooms. Most are ensuite.
Our rooms each have television, tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryers, and alarm clocks.
Falls of Clyde
Located near the World Heritage village of New Lanark, the reserve covers 59 hectares, has woodland along the River Clyde gorge and four spectacular waterfalls. Warblers, tits and wrens enjoy the woodland and numerous wildflowers, fungi and invertebrates can be seen. Peregrine falcons, tawny owls and sparrowhawks rule the air. Badgers, foxes and roe deer can be seen and the river is home to otters, dippers, herons and kingfishers. The gorge also features Corra Castle, a fifteenth century castle, and The Hall of Mirrors.
Summerlee Heritage Park
Summerlee, Scotland's museum of industrial life, is currently closed to the public and is set to reopen for the summer 2008 season, following a major £10 million redevelopment.The original hall, created in the late 1980s out of the site of the former Hydrocon Crane works, provided a superb space for the museum's collection of industrial machinery, much of which could be seen in working condition. However, over the past 20 years, the displays and general visitor experience had become in need of a thorough upgrade.
From 2008 Summerlee will be set to take its place as a landmark heritage facility for the 21st Century. The new hall will provide a modern and environmentally sustainable setting for some of Scotland's most important displays of social and industrial history, including many 'star' items from the collection hitherto hidden from view in the stores.
The new setting will also provide the visitor with a much more logical flow through the displays, moving from the pre-historical period to the dawn and rise of the industrial era and into Lanarkshire's massive contribution to Scottish - and world - engineering. Interactive displays will explain the iron-making process and a kid's Discovery Zone will allow youngsters to explore the world of science through hands-on activities and simple experiments.
Chatelherault Country Park
The 500 acre park is perched high above the river Avon (a tributary of the river Clyde) and the town of Hamilton, with panoramic views of the surrounding Lanarkshire countryside. There are woodland walks (some are quite spooky, with dark trees and deep ravines) and the striking 'palace' in the grounds is now a visitor centre.Chatelherault This 'palace' of Châtelherault was built in the middle of the 18th century and was designed by the architect William Adam. He referred to it as the 'dog kennels at Hamilton'. While some dogs were indeed kept at this hunting lodge, there was also a banqueting pavilion and walled gardens.
The Châtelherault 'palace' used to look over at the even more imposing Hamilton Palace which had been designed by David Hamilton in 1828 as a sumptuous home for the Duke of Hamilton. However, mining subsidence made the building dangerous and it had to be pulled down in the 1920s. All that remains is the Hamilton Mausoleum (a distinctive building seen by passing motorists on the main motorway running south past Hamilton)
Calderglen Country Park
The Visitor Centre has an audio visual room, history room, gallery, souvenir shop and the unique 'Hidden Worlds' wildlife experience.
Children's Zoo - this popular area has a varied collection of animals including goats, guinea pigs, snakes and owls. Don't miss the monthly 'Animal Magic' sessions!
Nature Trails - There are over eight miles of nature trails at Calderglen, where nature lover and rambler alike can enjoy a walk through the woods or along the banks of the River Calder
Ornamental Garden - If you're keen on gardening then this is a must. The park's horticultural staff are on hand and will be happy to tell you how to get the most from your own garden.
Bothwell Castle
Bothwell is Scotland’s largest and finest 13th century castle. Part of the original circular keep survives.Opening times
Summer (1 April - 30 September), Monday to Sunday, 9.30 am to 5.30 pm
Winter (1 October - 31 March), Saturday to Wednesday (closed Thursday and Friday), 9.30 am to 4.30 pm
Leadhills and Wanlockhead Railway
The Leadhills & Wanlockhead Railway Society was formed in 1983 to construct and operate a 2ft gauge tourist railway between two villages on the old standard gauge trackbed. Track laying commenced in 1986 with the station at Leadhills being built from scratch. A limited service began in 1988 over a 1/4 mile of track and has been improving steadily ever since, it has now reached the border with Lanarkshire and Dumfries & Galloway, negotiations are at present under way to extend the track into Wanlockhead and build a station complete with run round loop, with the acquisition of more locomotives and coaches the shed at Leadhills is becoming quite full. A Hudswell Clark 68hp ex. mines locomotive was recently restored at Anniesland College of Further Education in Glasgow as part of a training scheme and will be brought into service soon.
Craigpark Guest House
The privately owned and managed Craigpark is a beautifully appointed Victorian Townhouse, retaining many of its original features. It is ideally situated in the quiet Dennistoun Conservation Area, with its own private car parking and is just 20 minutes from Glasgow International Airport and 1 minute from Junction 15 of the M8 motorway. The city centre is only 1.5 miles away with excellent bus and train routes close by. Even closer, is the vibrant and exciting Merchant City area with its fantastic selection of cafes, bars, restaurants and nightlife. Here you will also find two of the city's newest state of the art concert and entertainment venues.
The Craigpark is the ideal base to enjoy these and more of what Glasgow has to offer and we will endeavour to offer guests some warm Scottish hospitality and an enjoyable, comfortable stay.
Blairmains Guest House
Heather and Wayne Stephens extend a warm Scottish welcome to this family run farmhouse accommodation, in the perfect location just off junction 5 of the M8. Ideally situated for Glasgow, Edinburgh, Stirling and surrounding areas.
Corehouse Farm
A warm family welcome awaits all visitors to Corehouse Home Farm, a traditional working farm with sheep and horses, offering quality bed and breakfast accommodation in Lanarkshire, Scotland.Located at the top of the Clyde Valley, beside the Falls of Clyde Nature Reserve, we are near the historic New Lanark World Heritage Site and the town of Lanark. We welcome guests to our home all year round and provide excellent, comfortable accommodation in the farmhouse annexe. We have two family rooms and one double room available for overnight or longer stays as required. The family rooms include a double bed and bunk beds. Each of the rooms is tastefully furnished to a very high standard and include en-suite bathroom and shower facilities, as well as tea and coffee making facilities.
Guests have their own sitting room in which to relax and watch TV or play board games, or why not wander round the farm and pay a visit to the nature reserve and stunning Falls of Clyde.
Shawlee Cottage
Sandy and Cathy Aitken would like to extend a warm Scottish welcome to their cosy bed and breakfast accommodation, conveniently situated in the central belt of Scotland. All major routes are easily accessible with Glasgow only 15 minutes to the West and Edinburgh 35 minutes East by car. In addition to this you'll also find Stirling 30 minutes North and Perth a further 25 minutes further on, making it ideally situated for both the tourist and business traveller alike. The cottage was built circa 1830, and has been fully upgraded to the highest modern standards whilst retaining many original features. With a choice of Double, Twin and Single bedrooms, we can accommodate individuals and groups alike. The enchanting Dining Room details the unique character of the cottage and offers guests a relaxed atmosphere in which to enjoy their meal. Private Parking is situated at the rear of the property where a ramp provides ease of access for the disabled.
Jerviswood Mains Farm
Warm hospitality is offered in this early 19th century farmhouse. Jerviswood Mains Farm is located only 1 mile from Lanark on the A706, heading northwardsWe combine old world charm with modern amenities and provide good food in a relaxed atmosphere.
The unique 1758 industrial village of New Lanark (World Heritage Site) and many other places of historical interest are located nearby. An equal distance to Edinburgh and Glasgow, both only 30 minutes drive.
This four star bed and breakfast is an excellent touring base. We look forward to your visit.
Geilston Garden
A delightful garden, typical of the small country estates on the banks of the Clyde purchased by merchants and industrialists in the 18th and 19th centuries. Attractive features include a walled garden and a burn, winding through the wooded glen.
Opening Times: 30 March to 31 Oct, daily 9.30–5.
Admission Prices: Adult: £5, Family £14, 1 Parent £10, Conc £4
Dumbarton Castle
Site of the ancient capital of Strathclyde, Mary Queen of Scots sailed to France from here as a child in 1548. The castle is spectacularly sited on a volcanic rock overlooking the River Clyde. Displays in Governor's House.
Opening Times: Open all year. Winter: closed Thursday/Friday. Last ticket sold 45 minutes before closing.
Admission Prices: Adult £4.00 Child £2.00 Concession £3.00.
Greenbank Garden
Within easy reach of city residents, this unique walled garden contains plants and designs of particular interest to suburban gardeners and includes fountains and a woodland walk....
Opening Times: Please see further information.
Admission Prices: Adult £5, Family £14, 1 Parent £10, Conc £4
Mambeg Country Guest House
Mambeg House is a traditional stone built villa set magnificently on the west hillside of the Gareloch, quiet and secluded and yet affording superb panoramic views out to the Firth of Clyde.It is set amongst three acres of natural garden and woodland shrubbery, home for many wild animals and birds. Also we have a strange pairing of animals! a friendly Shetland pony called Muirfoot Munro and white goose called Daisy, and if you are lucky you may see a wild white deer. We are surrounded by natural forest on three sides, with a pebble beach area on the shorefront.
All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities, Television and DVD, (we have a selection of free movies to watch), and also free wireless internet.
All our rooms are double/twin en-suites, of which two can be converted into very large family rooms. Prices for B& B are from £60 per room(based on two person sharing) plus a further £15 per night for each additional person who shares the room, Single occupancy from £40 per person per night B&B. There is ample parking, well away from the main road.
Time Out
Situated by Loch Lomond in Scotland's First National Park, 3 mins from train-station and castle park, 20 mins from Glasgow Int. Airport (pickup-service available), 45 mins from Glasgow City. We have three rooms all with en-suite shower and wc, Tea and Coffee making facilities, Colour TV and clock radio: 1 Family Room, 1 Double room and 1 Twin room.
We also provide Dinner available on request, Packed lunches, Packed breakfast for early check-outs and Laundry service and Ironing facilities available.
Braemor
Braemor (The Big Hill) is a modern, Scottish Tourist Board 4 Star Bed and Breakfast accommodation. The home features three perfectly designed complementary guest bedrooms. We have two double en-suite bedrooms and one twin en suite bedroom. Braemor is located above Braeside in the village of Arrochar, the property and the large private gardens have exquisite, unrestricted panoramic views of Loch Long and the 'Arrochar Alps' - including the world famous Cobbler (Ben Arthur).Braemor features three well appointed, modern rooms. All rooms have en-suite facilities. We have two double rooms and one twin room. The guest lounge has a comfortable seating area with various reference books and tourist information. There are games and cards for guests’ use and there is free wireless internet access. Enjoy a complementary malt whiskey and plan your next days itinerary.
Killin Cottage
We are a small family run B&B. Having travelled extensively ourselves we aim to bring the best of our experiences to you by creating a friendly environment and extending special hospitality. We are aware of the needs of a family travelling with children. Our environment is ideally suited to you. Our garden is secure and we have a variety of entertainment available on site.We welcome bikers and cyclists having personal knowledge of your specific needs, we are even able to accomodate small tents in our garden if you are travelling on a budget.
Killin Cottage B&B is centrally located, only a short walk to Helensburgh town centre and the Tourist Information Centre. The waterfront is within 2 mins walking distance. We are 45 mins from Glasgow by car or by train, 30 mins from Glasgow Airport and 10-15 mins from Loch Lomond Shores and Loch Lomond golf course.
Millhall
Millhall is a luxury villa located in a quiet corner of Balloch, the largest village on the banks of world-renowned Loch Lomond and the gateway to the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. It is five minutes’ walk from the centre of the village and the water’s edge at Loch Lomond Shores.The accommodation comprises newly refurbished double and twin guestrooms with en-suite shower and tea and coffee making facilities. Bottled water and a colour television are provided in the guestrooms for our visitors’ convenience. Bathrobes and toiletries are also provided for guests to enjoy.
Lethamhill
This large, detached villa is a grade B listed building designed by John Burnett in 1911. Set in its own secluded grounds, this delightful and unique house has fine views of the Clyde Estuary and the Arran peaks beyond. Lethamhill is a veritable Aladdin's Cave of fascinating collectables and memorabilia from old typewriters to slot machines. We are also the proud owners of one of the old red telephone boxes which now stands in our garden!Lethamhill offers 3 spacious and thoughtfully decorated bedrooms with views of the Clyde Estuary. The 2 double rooms and 1 twin room all have en suite bathrooms, TV, tea/coffee making facilities, etc.
Rab Ha's
After an exceptional meal here, you can retire to your newly-designed room by passing the striking leather chairs of the hotel reception and the ever-present fresh flowers. On top of the fresh, clean linen of your comfortable bed rests a fashionable, soft throw-over and your complimentary white
bathrobe.
When using your modern bathroom suite, you'll
walk on the eye-catching, dark slate floor.
Specially commissioned glass and photographic prints bring a level of luxurious individuality that few Glasgow hotels can live with. No common, old portable monitors here, but the latest in flat screen, televisual technology.There are four affordable rooms within Rab Ha's boutique hotel: three doubles and a twin. This makes Rab Ha's perfect for up to 8 guests arriving as a discerning group.
Finglen Bed & Breakfast
Finglen House, home to Sabrina and Douglas Campbell and their family for the past eighteen years, nestles at the foot of the spectacular Campsie Hills just 30 minutes to the north of Glasgow. Finglen enjoys an idyllic setting bordered on one side by the Fin Burn, home to herons, dippers. grey wagtail and mallard, and on the other by mature woodland. The beautiful three acre garden gives a feeling of complete seclusion, rare for a property so close to Glasgow. The Accommodation comprises a lovely double bedroom with en suite bathroom both overlooking the Campsie Hills and another Double bedroom with adjoining private bathroom again overlooking the Campsie Hills and Garden.
You are welcome to relax in the sitting room where you will find newspapers, magazines television and a log fire.
Alison Guest House
The Alison is one of the finest and longest established of the guesthouses in the Dennistoun Conservation Area. It is owned and run by husband and wife, Anne and Kenny, with the assistance of their family. The extensive grounds of the property afford ample off-street parking and large rear garden with a superb guest patio area.Ann is a well-known local antiques dealer with her own retail outlets and, not unsurprisingly, her villa is beautifully furnished with some of the finest Victorian pieces. The bedrooms are freshly decorated, spacious and traditionaly furnished.
The Accomodation comprises a Single room, a Double room, a Family room, with private or shared bathrooms and a Family room with en-suite bathroom. All rooms feature wash basins, shaver points, tea/coffee making facilities, T.V. & radio.
Holly House
Holly House bed and breakfast is superbly situated near City centre cafes, restaurants, theatres and cinemas. Only minutes from the World renowned Burrell Collection and the Charles Rennie Mackintosh's House for an Art Lover. Adjacent to Rangers Football Club and conveniently located for the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC).Holly House bed and breakfast offers spacious, individually designed bedrooms tastefully decorated to the highest standard with private or en suite facilities. All rooms have colour TVs, gas central heating and complimentary tea and coffee.
The Town House
Glasgow's original and long established Town House, located in the desirable West End, provides all the comforts one would expect for a relaxing holiday or a hectic business trip. Relax in front of the coal fire with a refreshment, enjoy the quality accommodation and legendary seafood breakfast in the morning. Parking is free and ample.The Town House has ten bedrooms, two of which are family rooms and the other eight are double or twin. Each room has private, ensuite shower facilities, tea and coffee tray, television and direct dial telephones.
Served in the dining room we offer a substantial Continental Breakfast as well as a traditional Cooked Scottish Breakfast which includes a selection of local seafood. Relax with a refreshment in front of the coal fire in the lounge, where drinks can be served to guests and their friends.
The Town House offers room service of homemade soup and and freshly prepared sandwiches together with alcoholic and non-alcoholic refreshments.
St Judes
Saint Jude's provides central Glasgow with an elegant boutique hotel which is a welcome alternative to the more ubiquitous and larger establishments.There is one exceptional penthouse suite and five other bedrooms in the hotel. They are luxurious, very comfortable yet uncluttered and have all the electronic extras required by today's guests.
Features in every room:
King size beds (twins available), Television and DVD player (DVDs available for hire), Sky TV, Pioneer entertainment centre, AM/FM radio, CD player, Personal voicemail, ISDN Internet access availability, Modem Fax Hook-ups, Fully stocked Mini-bar, iPod Docking Station, Cappuccino machine, Free WiFi, Room service available (until 10:30pm)
The Knowes
Give yourself a break and see Glasgow properly! This is also a convenient point from which to easily tour the surrounding area. Young or old, you will feel welcomed here. If you need an early start, we will be helpful. If you come in late, that presents no problem.Each bedroom takes up to 3 people and has private bath and/or shower. There is a most attractive sitting room with colour TV/video for guests' use. Our expanded continental breakfast happily contrasts with the British breakfast you will get elsewhere - breakfast served from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., at a time of your choice, in a bright room overlooking the garden. Government legislation now requires that smoking is not permitted anywhere inside the house; you are welcome to smoke out of doors. Access the internet from your own laptop - Wifi is provided at no extra charge.
The house is normally shut to guests from 12 noon to 4:30 p.m.
Park House
Park House, a fine example of a Victorian townhouse, is the perfect setting for luxurious bed and breakfast accommodation with that little bit of extra indulgence. Its high ceilings with gilded cornices, the period furniture, crystal, fine linen and bone china surround you with the quality of a bygone era. You are assured of a warm welcome from Richard and Diana, who have lived in Park House since 1980.Each of our spacious bedrooms has its own ensuite or private bathroom, is centrally heated and has TV, video and CD players.
Conveniently situated in Glasgow's prestigious west end, its residential setting overlooking private park land will ensure peace and relaxation for the weary traveller. Just fifteen minutes drive from Glasgow International Airport, we are only ten minutes away from the city centre and close to both bus and rail links. We have ample off-road parking.
Seton Guest House
We offer a warm and friendly welcome to all our guests. Our accommodation consists of two family, two twin, two double, two triple and one single room. All rooms have colour television, wash basin and tea/coffee facilities. Full Scottish breakfast served when you get up in the morning.