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Located in Glasgow Westend, this eco-friendly hostel is within a 10-minute walk of Sauchiehall Street and Kelvingrove Park. Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and University of Glasgow are also within 15 minutes. Kelvinbridge Station is 9 minutes by foot and St Georges Cross Station is 14 minutes.
Overall 8.4 Excellent
Based on 656 reviews
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Located in North West, this hostel is 1.2 mi (1.9 km) from Fossil Grove and within 3 miles (5 km) of University of Glasgow and Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre and Botanic Gardens are also within 3 miles (5 km). Glasgow Anniesland Station is only a 2-minute walk and Glasgow Jordanhill Station is 10 minutes.
Overall 7.9 Good
Based on 265 reviews
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Located in City Centre Glasgow, this hostel is steps away from St. Enoch Centre and Merchant City. Buchanan Street and O2 Academy Glasgow are also within 10 minutes. St Enoch Station is only a 4-minute walk and Bridge Street Station is 6 minutes.
Overall 7.6 Good
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5.7
Excellent
9.4
Excellent
8.2
Good
6.8
Pros: the beds were comfy enough, checking in and out was very quick, there's a bar conveniently on the first floor, and pretty close to city center and the train stations
Cons: the sinks were separate from the toilets, and situated so that if you turned the light on it would wake everyone up, breakfast was expensive and very limited, didn't have soy milk
Mediocre
3.4
Pros: The rooms are clean and tidy, I can't complain about that.
Cons: The bathroom light in the shower is motion sensing, but it doesn't sense your motion in the shower. So the lights turn off on you about every 2 minutes and you have to get out in the dark and make motion. Not the safest. Also the shower drained poorly so it would overflow if I didn't shut off the water. I actually had to switch rooms when I first got there. The first room had mosquitoes, and smelled musty. The place was cheap, but maybe too cheap.
Excellent
9.1
Pros: Great location and cheap
Cons: Shower could be more powerful and warmer
Excellent
10.0
Pros: The people, the space, the location and the food.
Cons: The tv is on the wrong wall on room 718, neither bunk bed has a clear view. The shower was a bit hard to work out and the pressure is not great. The soap in the shower should be actual bath gel or body shampoo not hand hashing foam.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: The location couldnt be more central, the staff are very nice and rooms are as good as you can expect. There’s a bar downstairs which serves breakfast too. I stayed at a private room which was amazing for the money I paid. Everything you’d expect in a Hotel room at third of the price.
Cons: It’s very noisy with the traffic and trains as well as loud guests in the corridors. I didn’t mind but don’t go if you’re a light sleeper.
Mediocre
2.0
Very horrible experience, the rooms are very cramped, some of the reception staff are very bad, rude and disrespectful, I complained at one of the staff and unfortunately, my email was not answered! The internet keeps cutting off. Elevators are very slow. The lounge on the first floor is very cold and there is not enough sofas for comfort. I forgot an important thing: They will try to take any money from you for any reason, and you will hear to the word "deposit" all the time!! I will not stay with them no matter what happens.
Located in the heart of Glasgow, this hostel is within 1 mile (2 km) of City Chambers, Glasgow Cathedral and Merchant City. Glasgow Green and George Square are also within 2 miles (3 km). Glasgow Alexandra Parade Station is 12 minutes by foot and Glasgow Bellgrove Station is 13 minutes.
Overall 6.4 Good
Based on 5 reviews
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Top tips for finding the perfect Glasgow hostel
- One of the biggest advantages of staying in a hostel in Glasgow is your proximity to the city center and other points of interest without the steep prices of hotels or vacation rentals. When you book a room at one of the many hostels in Glasgow, you can have easy, convenient access to attractions like the People’s Palace and the Glasgow Cathedral, while traveling on a budget.
- One of the best hostels in Glasgow for solo travelers looking to meet people is the Euro Hostel Glasgow. This hostel is centrally located, which limits the amount of logistics you’ll have to tackle to reach the main tourist attractions. It also features an onsite bar, where you can mingle with other solo travelers. The rate for a shared room at the Euro Hostel Glasgow is one of the cheapest in the city, making it budget-friendly and great for solo travelers.
- With the variety of room options available, the Tartan Lodge is a great choice for those traveling with friends or family. At this hostel, you can book a room in a fourteen-bed dormitory, an eight-bed dormitory, a six-bed dormitory, a five-bed dormitory, a four-bed dormitory, a three-bed dormitory, a private double room, or a private triple room. Breakfast is also available at the Tartan Lodge, so you can fill up before hitting the town.
- When you’re booking a hostel in Glasgow, you’ll have plenty of options for various locations to stay around the city. The eastern areas of the city near Glasgow Cathedral and the western side of the city near the Glasgow Science Centre are both near some of the area’s most popular hostels. If you’re looking to avoid the hustle and bustle of central Glasgow, the Alba Hostel is a historic hostel located outside the city center to the northwest.
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