The Victorian House in Glasgow, Schotland

The heart and soul of any great city is its people, and the environment in which they live. Whoever is interested in dining out, theatre, cinema, music, dance, art, architecture and shopping will find delight in Glasgow, a city that ranks with the best Europe has to offer. And the Victorian House is well placed in the heart of the city centre so that you can access all that is best in Glasgow.

60 lovely fresh and airy bedrooms - quiet, cosy and friendly, individually furnished - some featuring polished pine floors and pine furniture, others attractive wall to wall carpeting. Ground floor rooms are available.

You can choose from a varied choice of accommodation, from single rooms to family suites, the majority of which offer en-suite facilities, direct dial telephone, colour television and complimentary tea making facilities.

Full Scottish breakfast is included in the Price.

Perfectly positioned within this outstanding conservation area of Glasgow city centre, the Victorian House stands in a terrace of traditional town houses and is well placed for anyone interested in shopping, eating out, theatre, cinema, music, dance, art and architecture. 3 bed room has 1 double and 1 single bed,Quad room has 2 double beds.family room has 1 single and 1 double bed.Double room has 1 double bed,twin rooms have 2 single beds.

**Please note our 3 bed family room has 1 double bed and 1 single bed.

Please note we operate a 48 hour cancellation policy

Thanks to our city centre location, visitors may enjoy our vibrant city to the fullest with excellent public transport linking the corners of the city and the cities major shopping districts only a short walk from the accommodation. Glasgow boasts the title of UK shopping capital outside of London from the most recognised high street brands to the most niche designer labels, Glasgow offers shoppers endless possibilities. With seemingly endless stylish, cosmopolitan bars, cafes and restaurants spread throughout the city, Glasgow lays claim to nightlife the envy of most European cities.

Glasgow is also internationally renowned for it's performing arts, whether it be it's prestigious venues such as the Royal Concert Hall and King's Theatre or its performing organisations like the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (writers of many high profile film scores e.g. Titanic, Batman and The Magnificent Seven) - few of Glasgow and Scotland's contributions to the arts fall short of international acclaim.