Botanic Hotel

1 Alfred Terrace, Glasgow

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This stylish hotel is situated in Glasgow's cultured West End and a short walk from Byres Road and Ashton Lane, boasting some of Glasgow's most talked about bars and restaurants. Also easily accessible from the premises is the city centre via two underground stations located only as few minutes walk from the hotel. The West End surroundings of the hotel provide an essence of cultural flair with a number of cosmopolitan bars, cafes, coffee houses and restaurants scattered throughout the area. Also within the vicinity is the illustrious University of Glasgow, renowned for the quality of it's teaching, it's former students and it's exquisite 15th century architecture. Each room at the Botanic hotel features a colour television, tea/coffee making facilities and toilet and shower facilities within the ensuite rooms. Irons are available at the reception desk on request, where they will do their best to remedy any further needs you may have.
Please note that the botanic hotel does not provide parking facilities and also hotel does not have any roms on the ground floor, if guests required lower floor, please ask hotel staff for more assistance before you booked.

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You can check in from 12:00. You need to check out by 10:00.

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Via the city's efficient underground (subway) and bus services guests of the Botanic Hotel can enjoy some of the finest shopping, culture and architecture in Europe. Glasgow's city centre boasts the best shopping in the UK outside London, and nightlife to rival any major European city. With a multitude of shopping malls, brand and designer names, niche and specialist stores, Glasgow is more than worthy of that title. We are just 5 minutes drive from the city centre, if you can take a bus no. 66 to the great western road, we are just 1 stop before the botanic gardens on your left hand side above the shops. Or you can take underground, when you get off from the kelvinbridge, jsut walk on your left han side over the bridge, when you cross the pizza hutt, we are on your left hand side just above the shops.

Hotel's Location

Nearest Train: Charing Cross (Glasgow) - 1.0 miles

Nearest Airport: Glasgow - 6.2 miles

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Hotel Facilities for Botanic Hotel

Main

Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
Hairdryer in each room
Limited Hours Room Service

In Room Entertainment

Customer Reviews for Botanic Hotel

What our customers thought of this Hotel

Please note the reviews featured have been provided by customers of our sister website LateRooms.com. All reviews posted are the opinions of people who have stayed at this hotel, not of miniBreaks.com. These opinions may vary greatly and should be considered alongside all the other information available on this hotel.

Overall Hotel Review		Average Customer Rating		From 22 Reviews since October 2006
Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
Would you stay here again?		45% Yes 55% No	Would you recommend this hotel to a friend?		40% Yes 60% No

Review by Anonymous on 7 July 2008 who stayed in July 2008.

Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
It advertised a 'full Scottish breakfast', well, not exactly. They did have bacon, eggs, and cereal, but not the rest, and not great quality. The rooms are old and need some work, esp. the toilet. If, though, I knew someone who wanted to stay near the university cheap and they didn't mind the limited breakfast, then this might be a good place for them.

Review by Anonymous on 30 June 2008 who stayed in June 2008.

Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
I wasn't expecting much from this hotel as it was so cheap but it really was the pits. On my arrival I was informed that there was a fee for using any sort of card as payment and since it was nowhere near a cash machine I had no choice but to pay it. My room stank of cigarettes and the staff had left a huge holdall in it which I had to ask them to remove. The shared bathroom was manky and I had to scrub the bath before it was fit for human use. My room had lots of exposed cables and felt like a dungeon. I woke up at 7.30am with kids running about and shouting and promptly got up and left because the thought of staying in that room for a second longer was just too much to bear. I really wouldn't recommend this hotel to anyone as there are some much nicer ones in the city that are only a little bit more expensive.