Point A Glasgow
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- Award-winning comfort with Hypnos beds
- Minutes from major attractions
Modern city hotel in Glasgow's vibrant centre
Located on bustling Bath Street, home to some of Glasgow's best bars and restaurants, Point A Glasgow offers the perfect base for exploring Scotland's most dynamic city. Just minutes from Queen Street Station and a short stroll from the city's main shopping districts, this hotel welcomes couples and solo travellers looking to book a stay that offers comfort and convenience without compromising on quality.
Start your day with the hotel's breakfast buffet, or grab a 'Brekkie Bag' from reception if you're eager to head out and explore the city. Throughout the day, the welcoming lobby offers grab-and-go snacks and hot drinks whenever you need a pick-me-up. With Bath Street's impressive selection of eateries right on your doorstep, you'll have plenty of dining options to find when evening comes around.
The rooms feature award-winning Hypnos beds that promise a restful night's sleep after a day of city adventures. Each comes with an en-suite bathroom with a powerful shower, a 40-inch smart TV, and customisable mood lighting to help you unwind in style.
Point A Glasgow combines practicality with comfort, offering excellent value in a prime location that puts the city's attractions at your fingertips. Whether you're here for shopping, nightlife or culture, this hotel provides everything you need for a memorable Glasgow stay.
Highlights
- Prime Bath Street location surrounded by Glasgow's best bars
- Minutes from Queen Street Station and major shopping centres
- Award-winning Hypnos beds in every room
- Convenient breakfast buffet or grab-and-go 'Brekkie Bag' option
- 40-inch smart TVs and mood lighting in all rooms
- 10-minute walk to Buchanan Galleries and Princes Square
- Easy access to Kelvingrove Park and Botanic Gardens
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Breakfast room
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.