We enjoyed staying at this property in Glasgow very much. It was spacious for 5 adults with easy access to restaurants, shops and public transportation. The flat had everything we needed for our short stay with thoughtful extras like soaps, streaming service and local guide magazine. We would definitely stay here again if traveling to Glasgow.

Overall, we enjoyed our stay in Glasgow. The home is very spacious, with 4 bedrooms, allowing plenty of space for our family of 6. The home had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. The property manager was very easy to communicate with and was very responsive when we had a problem with a neighbor. The location has its good points: it is steps away from the Charing Cross train station, making it easy to get around town. It is also centrally located in general, with restaurants, grocery stores, and cafes within walking distance. However, there is a downside to being so central: on Friday and Saturday night, there was a lot of noise from the nearby clubs and the celebratory people shouting in the streets late at night. This is beyond the control of the hosts, but if noise is an issue for you, beware. Some in our family weren't able to sleep through the noise. Know your tolerance and be ready--for some, it's no big deal. It was only a concern on the weekend. Overall, with the right group, or if we weren't going to be there on the weekend, I'd stay here again.

The apartment is in a great location, plenty of places to eat and close to rail station. Stayed 4 nights, 8 adults and had room for everyone. It would be a challenge to sleep 10 adults because living room bed is a futon. Things that need attention, refrigerator froze all food and beverage regardless of the setting, cooking in apartment was a challenge with lack of good pans and utensils. Washer/dryer combo didn’t dry clothes. Other considerations, third floor with no elevator and no A/C. Could not leave windows open at night because of noise from bus stop in front and night clubs in rear. Overall, an enjoyable stay, would recommend staying here if you have a large family/group, just need to be aware of some announces that should be corrected by owner.

Spacious, well-maintained, and comfortable property located in a very convenient location to enjoy the city!

This property was so close to the city! The property manager was very prompt with replies! Amazing place!

This property was perfect for our family visit to Glasgow. For context, we did not have any small children with us. It provides excellent space and privacy. The unfinished entrance and winding staircase leads to a comfortable, accommodating, and updated unit. The place is walking distance from many sites, restaurants, and so forth. Gillian was an excellent communicator and very responsive. We had a minor issue that was addressed promptly, professionally, and did not impact our stay.

We three couples had only a day and half of adventuring in the churning industrial cIty of Glasgow, but our experience was heightened by the overviews of city living as seen through the towering windows of this spacious and handsomely decorated apartment. Our cab driver was concerned when he dropped the six of us and a small mountain of luggage on the busy street in front of this building where at first we could not spot the lock box on an iron fence.. Just inside the door and off the street, the place looked rough: ancient dusty bikes & trash just inside the front door at the base of wide curving marble staircase. But up a couple flights, across from another flat under renovation, and behind a handsomely painted door was the flat’s huge central foyer with bedrooms, suites, kitchen, dining and living areas branching off in different directions. Within, the various bedrooms and suites were totally separate and private. All had high ceilings and towering windows through which we each glimpsed different scenes of life in Glasgow. At the base of the magnificent Grand Theater across from our street front windows could be seen uniformed children with satchels, a changing parade of office workers at the bus stop and neighborhood Seiks greeting one another in warm embrace. Overlooking a wide alley in back there was colorful wall art & graffiti at the back of a bar with a rowdy late night crowd, the red door of a Chinese restaurant and the back of another grand old building, half trashed and half elegantly renovated like our flat. The apartment was beautifully clean and well-enough equipped. The management was easily available by phone and responsive to our every need. While the neighborhood is clearly one in transition, this location provides easy access to transport, necessities, and restaurants. Our experience was good enough to give it a 5 with the recommendation that the building owner (likely not the same as the owners of the flat) make an effort to improve the appearance of the downstairs entrance.

We three couples had only a day and half of adventuring in the churning industrial cIty of Glasgow, but our experience was heightened by the overviews of city living as seen through the towering windows of this spacious and handsomely decorated apartment. Our cab driver was concerned when he dropped the six of us and a small mountain of luggage on the busy street in front of this building where at first we could not spot the lock box on an iron fence.. Just inside the door and off the street, the place looked rough: ancient dusty bikes & trash just inside the front door at the base of wide curving marble staircase. But up a couple flights, across from another flat under renovation, and behind a handsomely painted door was the flat’s huge central foyer with bedrooms, suites, kitchen, dining and living areas branching off in different directions. Within, the various bedrooms and suites were totally separate and private. All had high ceilings and towering windows through which we each glimpsed different scenes of life in Glasgow. At the base of the magnificent Grand Theater across from our street front windows could be seen uniformed children with satchels, a changing parade of office workers at the bus stop and neighborhood Seiks greeting one another in warm embrace. Overlooking a wide alley in back there was colorful wall art & graffiti at the back of a bar with a rowdy late night crowd, the red door of a Chinese restaurant and the back of another grand old building, half trashed and half elegantly renovated like our flat. The apartment was beautifully clean and well-enough equipped. The management was easily available by phone and responsive to our every need. While the neighborhood is clearly one in transition, this location provides easy access to transport, necessities, and restaurants. Our experience was good enough to give it a 5 with the recommendation that the building owner (likely not the same as the owners of the flat) make an effort to improve the appearance of the downstairs entrance.