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Hotel · Glasgow, United Kingdom/Scotland

Hotel Ibis Glasgow City Centre

ibis Styles Glasgow Central

A-3.00 / 4.00
1 evaluation from our group leaders & tour directors (2017)
Historical grade — we haven’t booked here in the last few years.
Tour directors: A- (1 total)

About this property

Set 0.6 miles from the historic Theatre Royal, this modern budget hotel is also 1.3 miles from Glasgow Cathedral. The contemporary rooms come with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and desks. They also include tea and coffeemaking facilities. There is also a casual 24/7 cafe and a bar.
  • Address: 220, West Regent Street, G2 4DQ
  • Phone: +44 141 225 6000
  • Rating: 3 stars
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220, West Regent Street, G2 4DQ

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