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Whether you are shopping, visiting the theatre, exploring Glasgow or in the city for business, the Grand Central Hotel is perfectly located in the heart of this vibrant city. A much loved icon in the city, the hotel has undergone a 20 million pounds refurbishment revealing stunning original features, stylish bedrooms and a magnificent champagne bar; taking its place again as Glasgow’s leading four star hotel. If you are looking for more than just a bedroom and want an inspirational conference, meeting or training venue, a spectacular banqueting suite for your next event, are planning a fabulous wedding, or looking to indulge in a glass of bubbly in Champagne Central, or simply enjoy a relaxing break, the Grand Central Hotel is the leading business venue and first choice for luxury hotels in Glasgow. From the stunning Grand Room with a capacity for 500 to the eclectic mix of 21 unique and flexible event rooms to the beautiful Champagne Bar and the 186 stylish and relaxing bedrooms, everything at the Grand Central Hotel has been beautifully renovated and lovingly restored to reveal a truly magnificent hotel.
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The splendour and sense of arrival is enhanced by the mix of contemporary 21st century design features within the traditional restored lobby by a 23 metre chandelier. Make your way up the grand staircase to Champagne Central with its beautiful marbled floor and pillars as well as a stunning crystal ball chandelier. Enjoy a glass of bubbly as you people watch from above the station concourse. The menu that offers the best of Scottish food with oysters and shellfish amongst many other choice
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In the heart of Glasgow’s vibrant city centre, this boutique-style hotel offers free Wi-Fi and a stylish bar. There is good access to the M8 motorway, a few minutes’ drive away.The spacious rooms at the 4-star Marks Hotel all feature a plasma-screen satellite TV, a power shower and a luxurious bed. Guests can dine at One Ten Bar & Grill, which serves a popular menu in a stylish setting. Theatres and shops can all be reached within 10 minutes’ walk. Guests receive a discount at the beauty salon next door to the hotel.
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Complimentary wireless Internet access is available throughout the Marks Hotel. A restaurant and a bar are on site. Room service is available 24 hours a day. This hotel is completely nonsmoking.
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In Glasgow city centre, the 5-star Hilton Glasgow Hotel is set in the heart of the financial district, with easy access to the Scottish Exhibition & Conference Centre (SECC). The hotel is just a 15-minute drive from Glasgow International Airport, and a few minutes’ walk from the city’s shopping district. There is good access to the M8 motorway, less than a minute away. The stylish Hilton Glasgow offers contemporary bedrooms, each with an LCD television with on-demand movies, high speed internet access and complimentary Peter Thomas Roth toiletries. The hotel’s Livingwell Health Club features a fully equipped fitness centre and swimming pool. Guests can relax in the spa bath and sauna, or try indulgent beauty treatments in the Ocean Rooms Spa. Guests can enjoy signature cocktails in the Connich bar and 24-hour room service is also available.
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Hilton Glasgow has an indoor pool, a steam room, a sauna, and a fitness facility. This five-star Glasgow property features a hair salon and beauty services. Business amenities include a business center and wireless Internet access (surcharge). Hilton Glasgow has a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and a coffee shop/café. 24-hour room service is available. This is a smoke-free property.
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During the past few decades Glasgow, the UK’s fourth largest city, has re-invented itself from a rather economically depressed post-war industrial centre to a modern metropolis with a thriving art and culture scene, which has earned it accolades like the ‘European City of Culture’ title in 1990 and ‘City of Architecture’ in 1999.
In days of yore Glasgow depended on shipbuilding and engineering for its wealth; the city fell into decline in the mid-20th century with massive poverty and unemployment. Prosperity has returned however, riding on the back of 21st century technology, and it is now the hub of Scottish film, theatre, writing, music and design, capturing worldwide attention.
The city has more than 20 galleries and museums to complement the architectural heritage of architects like Alexander Thomson, renowned for his classical designs, and Charles Rennie Mackintosh, master of Art Nouveau.
The youthful, progressive atmosphere of the reborn Glasgow is encouraged by its large student population, which is spawned by four universities and several colleges, and reflected in the numerous lively restaurants, pubs and attractive shopping precincts.
Tourists find plenty to see and do in Glasgow, and can also use it as a base to explore the surrounding countryside, boasting some of Scotland’s most scenic mountains, glens, lochs and coastline.
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