Charing Cross Guest House
310 Renfrew street,
Glasgow,
Lanarkshire,
G3 6UW,
Scotland
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The Charing Cross Guest House offers quality yet, affordable accommodation in the heart of Glasgow: European City of Culture 1990.
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 24 hour reception
24 hour hot showers
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No curfew
Safety deposit
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Credit cards accepted
Internet
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Tours/Travel Desk
Lounge area
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| Customer Rating - as reviewed by Hostelbookers customers
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Overall Average: 77.8%
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| Atmosphere |
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72%
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Staff |
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82%
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| Location |
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86%
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Cleanliness |
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79%
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| Facilities |
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78%
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Safety |
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87%
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| Fun |
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56%
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Value |
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82%
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The Guest house provides an ideal city centre location, benefiting a short stay or weekend break as visitors have the leisure of walking distance from many of cities' many attractions, night life and shopping districts.
All our visitors can enjoy the following services set as standard;
Tea & Coffee Amenities/On street parking/Color Television with/Satellite Channels/En-suite Toilet Facilities/En-suite Bath & Shower Facilities/Direct Dial Telephone/A full Scottish Breakfast daily from 7.15 pm to 9.00 pm.
Traveling to Glasgow by Car from North, South and East.
Please follow the exact details below and don't be tempted to leave motorway early. Leave the motorway at Junction 18 (M8) signposted for Charing Cross but be warned that the slip road veers to the right.
At the first set of traffic lights, turn left into Sauchiehall Street. At the next set of traffic lights, turn left into Garnet Street until you hit Buccleuch Street - then turn left. That will bring you into Renfrew Street, where you will find the Charing Cross Guest House Glasgow first on the left.
Traveling from Glasgow International Airport (M8)
1. Coming over the Kingston Bridge, keep to the left lane and take the exit at junction 19 (M8) marked city centre, which will sweep round in a curve over a flyover.
2. Go straight through the first set of lights past the Forte Crest Hotel on the right and turn first left up the hill into Blythswood Street.
3. Just past Blythswood Square, turn left into Bath Street.
Follow Bath Street to the lights at Elmbank Street (King's Theatre on the left) and turn right.
4. At the next set of traffic lights turn into Sauchiehall Street and immediately turn left again up the steep hill which is Garnet Street.
5. Take first right into Renfrew Street and we are about 100 yards on the left.
If you are making bookings for arrival on a Friday or Saturday please note that there is a minimum stay period of 2 days for the weekend
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