Glasgow is an amazing city for tourists - it’s the cultural hub of Scotland - there’s a never ending list of draws to the city, but when you’re coming to Glasgow, where’s the best place to stay?
There are no shortage of stylish and luxury hotels in Glasgow - whether you’re looking for an overnight, a weekend, or something a bit more long term - but today we wanted to rank the very best hotels we know of in the city, for your convenience.
Amongst our list is some of the best known hotels in the city whose buildings have a storied history with Glasgow, whilst others that have just recently been welcomed to Glasgow.
Here is the definitive list of the 8 best hotels in Glasgow.
1. House of Gods - 65 Glassford Street
Whether you're from out of town or you're a local looking to get the tourist experience in your own city, there is arguably no place more opulent and grand to stay in the Merchant City than the House of Gods. You can also check out some very classy cocktail bars and nightclubs nearby before retiring to your room. | House of Gods room
2. The Social Hub
The Social Hub is an incredible new European concept blending hospitality, student housing, and much more - creating something entirely in its own wheelhouse. It's the only one of its kind in the UK, so even if you just fancy a coffee. a drink, or even some scran, it's worth checking out while you're in Glasgow. | The Social Hub
3. Leonardo Royal - 80 Jamaica St, G1 4QG
You can't really get a better location than Leonardo Royal. Based right on the city centre right off the Broomielaw, the hotel boasts incredible views over the city, Glasgow Central Station, and the River Clyde. Perfect for folks travelling on business with their executive suite, or for folks just looking for an overnight in the city. | Contributed
4. Radisson Red - 25 Tunnel St, Finnieston Quay, G3 8HL.
The Radisson Red is the moment. If you're coming to the city to see a gig at the Hydro, there's no better place to stay really. You can also try out some of the best food and drink you can find in Glasgow in the nearby Finnieston district. Even if you're not staying, check out their Sky Bar for some panoramic views of the Clyde and the historic Finnieston Crane. | Supplied