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Theatre Hotel(**)
 All rooms at the Theatre Hotel have been tastefully designed to reflect the Victorian heritage of the building, and come fully equipped with all the warmth of traditional Scottish hospitality.
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 The Theatre Hotel Glasgow is centrally located in the city's business district.
Close proximity to public transportation enables easy access to city sights such as the Buchanan Galleries ( 0.5 mile ), the Sauchighall Street shopping area, Mitchell Library, Charing Cross ( 5 minutes ), Glasgow International Airport ( 8 miles ), Celtic Football Club ( 2 miles ), SECC Exhibition Canter ( 1 mile ), Glasgow Central Train Station ( 3/4 Mile ) and Loch Lomond.
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| Dinging in Glasgow is a pleasure with many restaurants and bar's to choose from.
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| Glasgow's top attraction, the Burrell Collection, was amassed by wealthy industrialist Sir William Burrell before it was donated to the city.
Glasgow Cathedral, a shining example of pre-Reformation Gothic architecture, is the only mainland Scottish cathedral to have survived the Reformation.
Widely recognized as Mackintosh's greatest building, the Glasgow School of Art still houses the educational institution.
For an extraordinary time-capsule experience, visit the small apartment in the Tenement House. It gives an insight into middle-class city life in the late 19th/early 20th century, with box-beds, the original kitchen range and all the fixtures and fittings of the family who lived here for over 50 years.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum Opened in 1902, this grand Victorian cathedral of culture should not be missed, particularly for its excellent collection of Scottish and European art.
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