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Welcome
to Argyll Hotel. The Argyll Hotel in Glasgow provides traditional, quality
accommodation at affordable rates.
The Argyll Hotel Accommodation
Scottish tradition is important at the hotel and we have carried this
Scottish theme on throughout our rooms with our Clan bedrooms.
· Free Wi-Fi Internet Access
· Full Scottish Breakfast
· Freeview TV
· Non-Smoking Bedrooms
· Quiet Internet Corner
· In-House Restaurant
Honeymoon Suite: Room 205 Four Poster Bedroom
Within a fifteen minute drive of Glasgow Airport why not spend your honeymoon
night at the Argyll Hotel Glasgow.
A traditionally family run hotel, the Argyll provides a great location
to spend your honeymoon.
Our Four Poster Bedroom offers an intimate, warm and cosy setting in which
to relax and enjoy your first evening together as a married couple. Within
easy reach of Glasgow Airport should you be jetting off somewhere special
in the morning.
The hotel provides an ideal base for short breaks or weekend breaks in Glasgow. Enjoy a city break in one the most exciting Cities in Scotland.
Argyll Hotel Facilities
Sutherlands Restaurant is the Argyll Hotel's in-house Restaurant. Providing a relaxing, informal atmosphere in which to enjoy delicious cuisine at affordable prices.
Sutherlands is also available for private functions; including wedding
receptions and for those looking for a Honeymoon Suite in Glasgow look
no further than our Four Poster Bedroom.
Sutherlands also is a popular venue for many events including Murder Mystery
Evenings, BBQ's, Pre-Concert Parties, live bands, quizzez, Samsara (our
holistic fayre) and Music events and much more!
Sutherlands Scottish Restaurant and Bar is tucked away on the garden level
of the Argyll Hotel in Glasgow.
At Sutherlands Scottish Restaurant in Glasgow our aim is a happy customer.
Our small experienced team provide the backdrop to great value for money
and a wonderful experience whatever the occasion. In cosy surroundings
you can eat the freshest food with everything made in-house, using carefully
sourced ingredients from Scotland’s extensive larder.
We cater for all with our specialty menus such as our Vegan Menu and our
Bar Bites menu which is perfect for a light snack!
An open fire, subtle lighting, and warm hospitality all add to the ambience
of this cosy little bar and Scottish restaurant.
Open for Full Scottish Breakfast and Evening Meals
Bar Opening Hours : 5:00pm - Midnight
Food Available : Dinner 5:00pm - 9:00pm (Last orders at 9)
Free Wi-Fi access in the Bar area.
Meeting Facilities:
The Drawing Room:
An ideal venue for meetings, conferences, training courses, interviewing,
exhibitions and seminars the Drawing Room within the Argyll Hotel can
comfortably accommodate up to 25 people while our very attentive staff
will provide exceptional service and cuisine.
The Drawing Rooms design, décor and furnishings combine to provide a subtle blend of modern efficiency with traditional comforts and whether it be business or pleasure it is an excellent choice when hosting a private luncheon or dinner party.
Argyll Hotel Location:
We are located on Sauchiehall Street within easy reach of both Glasgow
City Centre and Glasgow's Famous West End, within Walking distance of:
· Kelvingrove Art Gallery
· SECC Glasgow
· Buchannan Galleries
· West End Theatres
· Glasgow Science Centre
The Agyll Hotel is easily accessed, just off the M8, half a mile west
of Glasgow city centre.
The Argyll Hotel has a small private car park to the rear and street parking
readily available. Glasgow Airport is within an approximate 15 minute
drive.
Many top Glasgow visitor attractions are within easy reach of the Argyll Hotel
What to do and See while staying at the Argyll:
The following Glasgow attractions are all within easy reach of the hotel
and many are within a short walk.
Scottish Exhibition Centre:
Within a ten minute walk of the Argyll Hotel the SECC hosts a variety
of Exhibitions, Concerts and Conferences.The Argyll Hotel and Argyll Guest
House offers affordable accommodation near the SECC. We have a selection
of Family Rooms which sleep from 3 - 5 person and makes an economical
means of staying in the city of Glasgow near the SECC if attending a concert.
West Highland Way:
The West Highland Way is one of the World's most famous long distance
footpaths; located in Scotland, with the official status of a long distance
route. It is 153 kilometres (95 miles) long, running from Milngavie, North
of Glasgow to Fort William in the Scottish Highlands. 90,000 visitors
and locals alike travel this legendary path every year.More on West Highland
Way
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum:
The city of Glasgows top visitor attraction, within minutes walk of the
Argyll Hotel. Located across from the Argyll Hotel, Kelvingrove Park's
85 acres were laid out by Sir Joseph Paxton in 1852 and are situated between
Glasgow University and the Art Gallery and Museum. Features include commemorative
statues, fountains, tennis, bowling and a fine herbaceous border.
Glasgow University:
Glasgow University is located in the west end of the city of Glasgow.
Within the university buildings you will also find- Hunterian Art Gallery
and Museum- Mackintosh House and University Visitor Centre Internationally
renowned collections of paintings, drawings and prints by Whistler, and
furniture and drawings by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Old master paintings
and Scottish art from 18th century to present. Within a short stroll through
Kelvingrove Park from the Argyll Hotel.
Glasgow Transport Museum:
The Glasgow Transport Museum is a popular visitor attraction located at
the Kelvinhall within a five minute walk of the Argyll Hotel. From carts
and cycles to cars and ships, the wide-ranging history of transportation
in Scotland is on show here. Much loved by visitors from far and wide
are the famous Glasgow trams, the 'Subway' station and Kelvin Street -
a reconstruction of a 1938 street scene where you can recapture the atmosphere
of old Glasgow. A great day out for all the family!
Willow Tea Rooms:
Behind the remarkable facade which Mackintosh created for Kate Cranston,
tea and light meals are still served in the Room de Luxe and on The Gallery.
Many of the original features survive. The Willow Tearooms are located
at 217 Sauchiehall Street and 57 Buchanan Steet. A must for those who
enjoy Afternoon Tea and are fans of Scottish Architect Charles Rennie
Mackintosh.
Glasgow Science Centre:
50 Pacific Quay Glasgow G51 1EA. Opened Spring 2001 "Scotlands Flagship
Visitor Centre" The Glasgow Science Centre is located of the south
bank of the river Clyde and is within walking distance of the Argyll HotelThe
Glasgow Science Centre is a fitting tribute to all of the world famous
inventors that have come out of Scotland over the last few decades. The
Glasgow Science Centre is 3 floors of amazement and wonder. A day out
that the whole family can enjoy!
River Clyde Glasgow:
The River Clyde in Glasgow was in the past very famous for shipbuilding.
There is now ongoing regeneration along the river Clyde with the creation
of the Glasgow Harbour district and two new bridges in the centre of Glasgow
connecting the opposite sides of the city. You can take a short walk from
the Argyll hotel to the River Clyde where you can take a trip "doon
the water" on the Waverley Paddle Steamer or for the more adventurous
take a trip on a seaplane.
Loch Lomond Seaplanes:
Seaplanes returned to the River Clyde after a gap of 60 years. Loch Lomond
Seaplanes operate a seaplane service from a new purpose-built terminal
at the Glasgow Science Centre on the River Clyde. The Loch Lomond Seaplanes
are within easy reach of the Argyll Hotel, Glasgow.
Glasgow City Sightseeing Bus:
While in Glasgow do not forget to take a trip on the original Glasgow
City Tour. The hop on hop off service allows easy access to most of Glasgow's
Visitor Attractions. Catch the bus within minutes of the Argyll.
Loch Lomond:
Within a 40 minute drive of Glasgow you shall reach the astounding beauty
of the "Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond". If visiting the city of
Glasgow you should take the opportunity to visit Loch Lomond.
There is a frequent train service from Glasgow Queen Street or Glasgow
Central to Balloch where you can take a boat trip on the loch, collect
some Scottish souvenirs or just sit back and enjoy the scenery. Why not
extend your stay in Scotland and take a twin break and visit Loch Lomond
Accommodation.
Tall Ship Glasgow Harbour:
The Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour is one of Glasgow's leading visitor attractions.
Glasgow's historic tall ship, the s v Glenlee, is one of only five Clydebuilt
sailing ships still afloat and the only one that remains in the UK. It
is well worth a visit and within easy reach of the Argyll Hotel. The Tall
Ship at Glasgow Harbour is within a ten minute walk of the SECC
King Tuts Glasgow:
King Tuts Wah Wah Hut in Glasgow is a concert venue renowned in Scotland
as a showcase for new and emerging bands.
King Tuts Wah Wah Hut has supported some of the UK music industry's biggest
names.This top music Venue in Scotland is within easy reach of the Argyll
Hotel.
The hotel has large family rooms which are ideal for a group of friends
attending a gig at King Tuts and makes the stay in the city very economical.
Hampden Park Glasgow:
Hampden Park in Glasgow is Scotland's national stadium. Hampden hosts
many major Sports and other events including concerts.
Hampden Park.
During the 2012 Olympics it will host games during the early stages of
the Olympic football tournament. Hampden will be the key stadium of the
2014 Commonwealth Games to be held in Glasgow and it will host the athletics
during the games.
Glasgow Rangers:
Rangers FC is one of two famous Glasgow football Clubs. Rangers home ground
is Ibrox stadiums which is in Ibrox in the south-west area of Glasgow.
Rangers has a loyal fan base with many fans around the world. For most
of their history, Rangers have enjoyed a fierce rivalry with their cross-city
opponents Celtic and the two are collectively known as the Old Firm.
Glasgow Celtic:
Glasgow Celitic is one of two famous Glasgow football clubs. Celtic home
ground is Celtic park which is located in the Parkhead area of Glasgow.
Celtic have a historic association with the people of Ireland and Scots
of Irish extraction and many fans from Ireland visit Glasgow to see their
team in action.For most of their history, Celtic have enjoyed a fierce
rivalry with their cross-city opponents Rangers and the two are collectively
known as the Old Firm.
Hunterian Museum Glasgow:
The Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery is located within Glasgow University
which is situated in the west end of Glasgow.The Hunterian Museum is the
oldest public museum in Glasgow and Scotland. The museum provides a great
day out for all the family. It is within a short stroll of the Argyll
Hotel. : Admission Free - except to Mackintosh House.
Glasgow Whisky Distilleries:
Whisky is Scotland's national drink, and one of Scotland's most famous
exports. The month of May is Whisky month as part of Scotlands Homecoming
Celebrations. Glasgow has several whisky distilleries within easy reach
including Glengoyne distillery and Auchentoshan distillery. Why not go
on a whisky tour and learn how Scotland's national drink is made.
Trades Hall Glasgow:
Let GLasgow Flourish AwardsIn 1605, Incorporated Trades of Glasgow came
together to form the Trades House of Glasgow. They existed to regulate
trade, commerce and training and played a vital role in shaping and making
Glasgow the city it is today.
The 14 Incorporated Trades are Hammermen, Tailors, Cordiners, Maltmen,
Weavers, Bakers, Skinners, Wrights, Coopers, Fleshers, Masons, Gardeners,
Barbers, Bonnetmakers & Dyers. Together, they yearly elect members
of the Trades House, headed by the Deacon Convener of the Trades. The
Argyll Hotel recently one a " Let GLasgow Flourish Award" from
the incorporation of Gardners for their external floral displays.
Botanic Gardens Glasgow:
A popular visitor attraction in Glasgow is the Botanic Gardens which are
located at the top of Byres Road on Great Western Road. They are popular
with both locals and tourists alike.The Botanic Gardens are within a short
walk of the Argyll Hotel.This is a great place to escape the bustle of
the cities west end. Enjoy the various gardens situated within the grounds
including World Rose Garden, Herb Garden , Flower Garden, Uncommon Vegetable
Garden and
Chronological Garden:
The Botanic Gardens also plays host an extensive range of events throughout
the year including Exhibitions, concerts, and guided walks
The Gallery of Modern Art known as GoMA opened in 1996 and is housed in
an elegant, neo-classical building in the heart of Glasgow city centre.
GoMA is the second most visited contemporary art gallery outside London.
GoMA displays work by local and international artists.
The Burrell Collection is situated in Pollok Country Park on the south side of the city of Glasgow. The Burrell Collection is an art collection put together over many years by Sir William Burrell, a wealthy industrialist, ship owner and art collector who then gifted it to the city of Glasgow in 1944.
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall:
Scotland's premier music venue, the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, is situated
at the top of Buchanan Street. At the Glasgow concert hall you can enjoy
a range of quality music – from classical to folk, world, country,
rock and pop. Check out who is on at the concert hall when you are visiting
Glasgow.
Glasgow West End:
The Argyll hotel is located half a mile west of the city centre and is
within a short walk of the vibrent west end of Glasgow. Byres Road is
a popular street and has an abundance of shops, cafe's, bar and restaurants.
The west end also holds an annual festival - the West End Festival. Many
of the top visitor attractions are located in the west end including the
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
Glasgow Art School:
Glasgow School of Art is one of four independent art schools in Scotland,
situated in the Garnethill area of Glasgow. The Glasgow school of Art
still demonstrates a freshness of style and presents a fascinating insight
into turn of the century modernism. Charles Rennie Mackintosh's competition
entry has been admired by scholars and Mackintosh enthusiasts alike over
the last century.
Braehead Xscape Glasgow:
Xscape Braehead, Kings Inch Road, Braehead, Renfrew, PA4 8XQXscape at
Braehead in Glasgow is the ultimate entertainment destination in Glasgow
and with a fifteen minute drive of the Argyll Hotel.A great family day
or evening out Xscape offer the following facilities for all ages and
abilities.
House for an Art Lover:
Bellahouston Park Glasgow
Situated in a beautiful parkland setting and adjacent to magnificent Victorian
Walled Gardens, House for an Art Lover is a truly unique venue. Designed
by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, House for an Art Lover represents one of
the most exciting pieces of recent research on Glasgow's most famous architect
and provides an excellent resource for visitors as a cultural attraction.
Braehead Arena Glasgow:
Braehead arena is a world-class destination for sporting events and entertainment.
Braehead is within a 15 minute drive of the Argyll Hotel.The Argyll hotel
has family and multiple occupancy bedrooms which are ideal for families
of a group of friends attending a concert or event at Braehead Arena.
Braehead Shopping Centre is also at this location.
Mitchell Library Glasgow:
Libraries, Information and Learning The Mitchell Library North Street
Glasgow G3 7DN The Mitchell is a state-of-the-art resource for the people
of Glasgow and a major cultural tourist attraction destination for visitors
to the city. The Mitchell Library is within a short walk of the Argyll
Hotel.
Scotstoun Stadium Glasgow and Scotsoun Sports Centre is located in the Scotstoun district of Glasgow and is within 15 minutes drive of the Argyll Hotel. In 2010 it is proposed that Scotstoun Stadium will become the training ground of the Glasgow Warriors rugby team, Glasgow’s only professional rugby team. Scotstoun Stadium will host Table Tennis, Squash and Athletics in summer 2014 at the Commonwealth Games Glasgow 2014.
Kelvin Hall Sports Arena Glasgow:
The Kelvin Hall International Sports Arena located in the west end of
Glasgow near the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, is a listed Victorian
building and the Kelvinhall Sports Arena is within a five minute walk
of the Argyll Hotel. Kelvinhall Sports Arena will host boxing at the Commonwealth
Games Glasgow 2014.
Kelvingrove Park Glasgow is located directly across the road from the
Argyll Hotel in the Kelvingrove area of the west end of Glasgow.The Park
enhances the many magnificent buildings which surround it, including Kelvingrove
Art Gallery and Museum and Glasgow University. It is ideal for riverside
walks and is a great venue for guests who like a morning jog before breakfast.
Commonwealth Games Glasgow 2014: Kelvingrove Park will host Lawn Bowls
National Indoor Sports Arena Glasgow
The National Indoor Sports Arena Glasgow(NISA) is a new sports arena planned for Glasgow and will become a superb legacy for Scotland. The National Indoor Sports Arena will provide Scotland with its principal indoor sporting venue for elite training with the flexibility to host 5,000 spectators. It will be built beside the Commonwealth Games Village in Dalmarnock in the east of Glasgow Commonwealth Games Glasgow 2014: The NISA will host Badminton
Clyde Auditorium Glasgow:
Within a ten minute walk of the Argyll Hotel the Clyde Auditorium also
known as the Armadillo hosts a variety of Concerts . Check out who is
performing this year and take a concert break in Glasgow.We have a selection
of Family Rooms which sleep from 3 - 5 person and makes an economical
means of staying in the city of Glasgow near the Clyde Auditorium if attending
a concert.
Glasgow Warriors Rugby Team:
The Glasgow Warriors, formerly Glasgow Rugby, is the only professional
rugby union team in Glasgow. There is only one other professional rugby
union team in Scotland – Edinburgh. The Argyll Hotel in Glasgow
is within easy reach of Firhill Arena, the Home Ground of Glasgow Warriors
RFC and we look forward to accommodating visiting fans.
Firhill Stadium Glasgow:
Firhill Stadium is home to Partick Thistle Football Club who now share
Firhill Stadium with Glasgow Warriors, Glasgow's professional Rugby Union
team. Located in the Maryhill district of Glasgow, Firhill Stadium is
within easy reach of the Argyll Hotel.
We look forward to accommodating both football and rugby supporters visiting
Firhill.
Scottish National Arena Glasgow: Near the SECCPhotograph courtesy of architects
Foster and Partners. Scotland's National Arena is a new Glasgow indoor
arena currently under construction in the west end of Glasgow, Scotland.
The new Glasgow Arena will be situated to east of the existing SECC complex.
The new Scotlands National Arena is due for completion in 2012.Scotlands
National Arena will be within a short walk of the Argyll Hotel in Glasgow.
Glasgow Cathedral:
Glasgow Cathedral is one of Scotland's underrated architectural treasures
and Glasgow Cathedral is said to be the oldest building in Glasgow. Sunday
morning services are held in the Cathedral at 11.00am. Sunday evening
services are held in the Cathedral at 6.30pm.
The Society of Friends of Glasgow Cathedral was founded by the late Very
Revd Nevile Davidson, D.D. in 1936. During the year the Society of Friends
promotes Summer Music Recitals, a Winter Lecture Series and other special
events.
Glasgow Ferry : Glasgow Live Music Venue The Ferry is a popular venue for gigs and club nights. Formerly the Renfrew Ferry this floating Glasgow institution was previously situated at Tradeston before moving to its new home at Anderston Quay – a short walk from the Argyll Hotel.
Glasgow Necropolis:
The Glasgow Necropolis is a Victorian cemetery in Glasgow, Scotland The
Necropolis has been described as a ‘unique representation of Victorian
Glasgow, built when Glasgow was the second city of the empire. It reflects
the feeling of confidence and wealth and security of that time.’
The Necropolis is a facinating place rich in history which is popular
with visitors. Fifty thousand individuals have been buried in approximately
3500 tombs
Glasgow Merchant City:
Glasgow Merchant City is one of the oldest areas of Glasgow. The Merchant
City is in the heart of Glasgow City Centre, seconds from Glasgow’s
busy shopping precincts, Buchanan Street and Argyle Street. The Merchant
City is well worth a visit.
It is now one of the trendy areas of Glasgow and is full of restaurants,
bars and bistros. You will also find the Tron Theatre in the Merchant
City. You can catch a bus from outside the Argyll Hotel which will take
you to the centre of Glasgow.
Welcome aboard the Waverley Paddle Steamer:
The Waverley is the last seagoing Paddle Steamer in the World and offers
DAY, AFTERNOON and EVENING CRUISES. You can spend the summer exploring
the Lochs & Islands of Arran, Bute & Cumbrae.
Hill House Helensburgh:
The Hill house in Helensburgh was designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Helensburgh is about 25 miles from Glasgow and regular train services
to Helenburgh Central can be caught at Glasgow Queen Street Station. The
Hill house in Helensburgh is well worth a visit. Helensburgh is also within
easy reach by car of Loch Lomond
Oran mor Byres Road Glasgow:
Oran mor in Byres Road, Glasgow is close to the Argyll Hotel. Oran mor
is a popular entertainments venue in the west end of Glasgow. If you are
attending a function at Oran Mor and require accommodation close-by, the
Argyll Hotel offers warm hospitality and value for money.Òran Mór
means the 'great melody of life' or 'big song'.
Glasgow Harbour:
Glasgow Harbour is a new district in the vibrant West End situated on
the banks of both the River Clyde and the River Kelvin. It has a unique
waterfront location only a short distance from the city centre and provides
an integrated mix of high-quality commercial, residential, retail, leisure
and public space. Glasgow Harbour District is within a short walk of the
Argyll Hotel.
Fossil Grove Glasgow:
Fossil Grove located at at Victoria Park is the oldest visitor attraction
in Glasgow. Victoria park is located in the west end of the city and within
easy reach of the Argyll Hotel. A great place to take a walk, see some
history or just sit and enjoy the views of the city.
Email Argyll Hotel enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
