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GO Self-Catering in Glasgow |
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Offering you the
chance to make your own home from home in Scotland’s
largest city, self-catering accommodation in Glasgow comes
in a variety of guises so there should be one that’s
right for you. When you are looking for self-catering accommodation in Glasgow, location and facilities are likely to play a big part in your decision, if this is the case then Woodlands Court [map] could be for you. This modern ground floor flat, consists of one twin room and one double room in addition to a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher and microwave, bathroom with electric shower, a lounge and separate dinning area. In terms of location it is around 15 minutes from Glasgow city centre and 20 minutes from the airport, which means you are never too far away from local attractions and distractions. There’s also a supermarket nearby and a golf course and park where people of all ages can get outside and get active. To take advantage of this accommodation you will need to stay for a minimum of two nights. If you’re used to staying in the classy part of town when you’re at home, you do not have to change when you visit Glasgow. The city’s West End is one of the more exclusive parts of town and this is where you’ll find The White Apartments [map]. Located in a Georgian Crescent, this traditional townhouse offers a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom with shower and bathtub, Sky Television and a sound system as well as disabled access. Towels and linen, as well as use of the local gym are included in the price, which is charged on a nightly, weekly or monthly basis. Also located in Glasgow’s West End are City Apartments [map], which aim to provide a luxurious but affordable alternative to hotel living. Spacious and stylish accommodation has everything you need from fully equipped kitchens and bathrooms inside, to upmarket restaurants and bars within walking distance. The minimum stay for this accommodation is one night but if you are planning on staying for a month or more the prices may be reduced. For somewhere to stay that’s a little out of the ordinary, why not try the 18th century farm buildings of The Barn and The Roundhouse [map] located close to Glasgow’s main attractions. Although the buildings are beautifully historic, you will find that the accommodation is comfortable with all the usual amenities. And despite it’s rural location this accommodation is well connected with shops within two miles and easy access to the major routes by car and public transport. The bigger of the two self-catering apartments, The Barn, can sleep up to five people, while the The Roundhouse is a cosy abode for two. Prices for both of these accommodations are charged on a week by week basis. Further afield you’ll find self-catering accommodation at New Lanark less than an hour from Glasgow city centre. The Waterhouses [map] are ideal for people who want to escape from it all, as each of the cottages sits on the banks of the Clyde. Your stay here must be for a minimum of three nights, but once you’re settled in this serene setting it’s unlikely you’ll want to leave in a hurry. |
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