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Voco Grand Central Glasgow

5,674 reviews
  • Located at Glasgow Central Station in city centre
  • Five-minute walk from Princes Square

Iconic Victorian hotel in the city centre

Seeking a central location for your Glasgow break? Look no further. Attached to Glasgow Central Station and around a five-minute walk from both Princes Square and the Argyll Arcade, this historical hotel sits in the heart of the city and comes with easy access to an array of attractions.

The hotel’s elegant exterior is mirrored on the inside with high ceilings, chandeliers and wood panelling – it’s little wonder that previous guests have included JFK and Frank Sinatra. Head to the impressive wall of fame beside the grand staircase to view the other notable guests the hotel has welcomed over the years.

What Voco Grand Central Glasgow has to offer

    Public transport

    While many of Glasgow’s sights can be reached on foot, if you do need public transport you’ll be in a brilliant location. The hotel is attached to Glasgow Central Railway Station and the subway is just a short stroll away. There’s also a taxi rank beside the railway station, and buses operate from the adjacent streets.

    Gallery of Modern Art

    Home to four galleries, a library and shop, Glasgow’s ‘GoMA’ is just a six-minute walk from the hotel. The gallery showcases impressive exhibitions, featuring works by renowned artists such as Banksy.

    George Square

    Less than a 10-minute walk from the hotel, George Square is known for its vibrant atmosphere and various street performances. Named after King George lll, the square is also home to a selection of historic statues and monuments.

    Facilities

    Food & Drink

    • Bar
    • Restaurant
    Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

    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.

    Gordon Street 99, Glasgow City, G1 3SF, United Kingdom

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