DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow Central
This holiday includes:
Hotel
Flights
(You may add more to your package on the following pages)
- Close to Glasgow Central Railway Station, it’s easy to get around
- Relax in the leisure club and make the most of the pool, sauna and steam room
City-centre retreat in the heart of Glasgow
Located just 900 yards from Glasgow Railway Station, this stylish DoubleTree by Hilton offers the perfect base for a city centre stay while exploring Scotland's vibrant cultural hub. The main shopping district and bus station are just a short stroll away, making it easy to experience everything from the city's art galleries to its historic architecture and lively nightlife.
After a day of urban adventures, unwind in the hotel's exceptional leisure club. Take a refreshing dip in the indoor pool, release tension in the sauna and steam room, or maintain your fitness routine in the fully equipped gym. For complete relaxation, enjoy a massage or a peaceful moment in the hot tub.
When hunger strikes, the à la carte restaurant serves a range of delightful dishes in comfortable surroundings. The stylish bar provides the perfect location for evening cocktails or a casual nightcap, with an atmosphere that balances elegance with Glasgow's famous warm welcome.
DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow combines premium amenities with an unbeatable centre location, giving you the best of both worlds – a relaxing stay within easy reach of everything this dynamic Scottish city has to offer.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- A la carte restaurant
- Bar
- Restaurant
Entertainment
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
Sports & Health
- Billiards
- Fitness
- Hot tub
- Massage
- Sauna
- Solarium
- Steam bath
Find out more about Glasgow City
Once famous for being a busy port city in Scotland’s western lowlands, Glasgow has shaken off its industrial background in favour of a trendier reputation. This cultural hub is now more famous for the architecture that lines its streets – expect an eclectic mix of art nouveau and Victorian-style buildings. These all came to be due to Glasgow’s wealth between the 18th and 20th century – mainly thanks to the shipbuilding industry.