CHARING CROSS GUEST HOUSE

Charring Cross Guest House

The Charing Cross Guest House offers affordable accommodation in the heart of Glasgow: European City of Culture 1990. The Guest house provides an idealic city centre location, benefiting a short stay or weekend break as visitors have the leisure of walking distance from many of cities' many attractions, night life and shopping districts.

The well-known Sauchienhall Street only two minutes away, has many pubs, clubs, restaurants and shops, including the Macintosh designed Willow Tea Rooms. All of central Glasgow is accessible by foot yet the central and Queen Street stations and Buchanan bus station are only minutes away from Charing Cross.

Triple rooms have 3 single beds,twin rooms have 2 single beds3 bed room has double and single beds.Family room has one double and one single bed.Double rooms have one double bed.

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Facilities

• Breakfast Included
• Linen Included
• Credit Cards Accepted
• Towels
• Luggage Storage
• Children Friendly
• 24 Hour Reception

IF YOU ARE MAKING BOOKINGS FOR ARRIVAL ON A FRIDAY OR SATURDAY PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE IS A MINIMUM STAY PERIOD OF 2 DAYS FOR THE WEEKEND

Glasgow warrants it's previous title as the UK city of Architecture and Design 1999, with a collage of Victorian and ground breaking modern architecture available on every street, from the glass/metallic Science Centre to the Gallery of Modern Art or the medieval Glasgow Cathedral. Glasgow also boasts the best shopping in the UK outside London and night life and culture to rival most major European cities. Described by 'National Geographic Traveller' (The worlds most read travel magazine) as "The coolest city in the UK" for it's abundance of modern art, architecture and culture; Glasgow is unsurprisingly one of the most desirable destinations in Europe today

With Glasgow also being the European capital of sport in 2003; why not take the tour on one of our many sports stadiums? (Glasgow being the only city in Europe to have over three football (soccer) stadiums over 50,000 seating capacity) and learn the history and rivalry of our teams, their achievements and our pride in our national sport.

During their stay, visitors are also encouraged to take advantage of Glasgow's more cultural side, namely our many publics parks, museums and cathedrals, including buildings dating back to the medieval ages. All of which are very accessible, with the Guesthouse being directly in the route of many inner city buses, and train and subway facilities nearby.

Glasgow, as many have expressed before, is an unforgettable experience for any visitor, with so much culture, amenities and history; memories of Glasgow will last a life time.

Bargain prices for city centre hotels.

Whether you are looking for a relaxing evening, dinner and a movie, or you want to party until the wee small hours hitting the clubs, you will find all the above and more in Glasgow. You can enjoy comedy club, take in a theatre performance or simply indulge in a gorgeous meal from one of the many fantastic range of restaurants.

From Portuguese to Greek any taste and preference is catered for here in the city. Whether you want to go into the hustle and bustle of the city centre, or perhaps try out the chic West End, where you will also find a huge variety of eateries, bars and cafés to suit your style.

If you are looking for something other than some food and drink, there are a variety of festivals and events running throughout the year. You can dance the night away at your club of choice, take in the exciting jazz festival or if you are interested in the historic music why not pop along to the fantastic Celtic Connections festival. Glasgow is also host to the World Film Festival in February, with premiere's and screenings of some of the best new and exciting films throughout the month.