Town House Hotel in GLASGOW, Scottish Lowlands, United Kingdom | Guest House | Hotel

The Town House Hotel in GLASGOW, Scotland, United Kingdom, is aptly named due to it being an elegantly restored Victorian townhouse. In the last decade the interior building has been beautifully decorated and adorns a pine furnishing theme throughout.
Guests at Town House Hotel can choose between single, double, twin, triple, quad and family guest rooms. Most rooms include en suite facilities and the expected mod cons such as direct dial telephone, hairdryer, tea and coffee making facilities etc.
Awarded 2 star lodge status by the Scottish Tourist Board guests can enjoy our hospitality and relax in comfortable surroundings. The Town House Hotel in GLASGOW, Scotland, is centrally located and an ideal location for trips to either the city centre or the west end.
The modern look of pine is adorned throughout the Hotel. The breakfast room boasts polished beams and matching tables and chairs. All of the guest rooms have pine flooring and matching cabinets. The pine theme compliments the Hotel?s décor and brings a freshness and spacious feel to the Town House Hotel.
Not only are all the guest rooms tastefully furnished and attired they are also equipped with en suite facilities, direct dial telephone, colour television and a welcoming hospitality tray.
Our staff are on hand to make your stay as enjoyable and comfortable as possible. Let us know of your specific requirements and we will do our utmost to assist.
GLASGOW, Scotland is a city of architecture and design captivated by its contemporary and historical buildings.
GLASGOW has something to offer everyone whether it is a taste of its culture, shopping or food. Visitor attractions whether it be an art gallery, museum, park or historical building span the length and breadth of GLASGOW.
To get an insight into GLASGOW in years gone by a trip to the People?s Palace at GLASGOW Green is highly recommended. It is an education and a celebration on how life has evolved for the Glaswegians. To hear some proper ?banter? of a bygone GLASGOW a trip to The Barras is a must and you could also manage to grab a bargain.