The apartments are for the enjoyment of travelling guests. Use of apartments for large scale parties is both disrespectful to neighbours and is prohibited under the Terms of Rental.
2-night minimum stay; 3-night minimum weekend stay at most apartments.
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Luxury Apartments Glasgow
Short and long term rentals of luxury apartments in Glasgow are the ideal accommodation solution for those looking to spend enough time in the city to take in all its diversity and culture in one visit.
Principal Apartments are proud to offer luxury apartments for students, businessmen and women and tourists who enjoy all the luxuries that come with managed apartments and who also appreciate a little more privacy than a hotel offers.
Serviced Apartments Glasgow
Serviced apartments in Glasgow offer a unique stay to visitors that give you a true home from home feeling. Professionally managed and serviced properties that cater for all tastes are available in the city centre and West End giving you easy access for the sights and also for the bustling business centres.
Glasgow Accommodation
Culture in Glasgow
The City of Glasgow is situated on the banks of the River Clyde and boasts a bustling, friendly, vibrant feel. This magnificent city proudly mixes its architectural heritage, alongside excellent shopping facilities (renowned as the best in Scotland) and a number of additional culturally fascinating sites of interest.
Renowned for being the 'European City of Culture', Glasgow didn't get this title without warrant. Tourists from around the world flock to Glasgow for its cultural entertainment including the breathtaking ballet and opera and classical musical offering from the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, the BBC Symphony Orchestra and the National Youth Orchestra - all located here in the heart of Scotland and adding to the reason Glasgow gained its United Nations City of Music label.
For those with a love of the silver screen, Glasgow is home to many cinemas and also boasts many theatres as well as playing host to festivals throughout the year.
Glasgow is perhaps most famous for being the birthplace of the world famous architect and designer, Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868 - 1928). Mackintosh is best known for his design of The Glasgow School of Art, which is open to the public and at the Willow Tea Rooms, you can enjoy tea in the original Room De-Luxe as conceived by Mackintosh. The House for an Art Lover is situated in the beautiful parkland setting of Bellahouston Park and is well worth a visit - designed by Mackintosh in 1901, it was only recently built to his plans in 1994, providing an excellent resource for visitors as a cultural attraction and exclusive dining venue.
Glasgow Science Centre is a gleaming titanium crescent-shaped building, overlooking the Clyde and has three floors packed with hundreds of interactive exhibits that will fascinate you. As part of the complex, there is an IMAX cinema and the Glasgow Tower - at 127 metres it is the tallest freestanding building in Scotland. Explore the workings of this unique piece of machinery then take the 2½ minute ride to the Glasgow Tower cabin to enjoy unrivalled views over the city and surrounding countryside.
Other architectural gems to be found include Glasgow Cathedral. Dating from the 12th and 13th centuries, Glasgow Necropolis, with many beautifully designed tombs and the City Chambers offers a magnificent staircase and sumptuous banqueting hall.
As well as making use of the many open spaces that Glasgow has to offer (the Botanic Gardens being the largest of them), visitors may also wish to visit Hampden Park, (Scotland's National Stadium) and Kelvin Hall International Sports Arena.
The Kelvingrove Art Gallery is Scotland's premier museum and art gallery and is one of Europe's great civic art collections. The museum is the most popular free-to-enter visitor attraction in Scotland and the most visited museum in the United Kingdom outside of London. For important collections of fine art, medieval art, stained glass and tapestries, visit The Burrell Collection in Pollok Park.
For gastronomes Glasgow offers the perfect dining experience reflecting its diverse cultural attitudes in the restaurants and eateries of the city. You can choose from numerous restaurants, cafes, bistros and tea-rooms that specialise in everything from traditional Scottish food to international cuisine.
Tolbooth Apartments
City Centre. Sleeps up to 6 guests in 1 double bedroom, 1 twin bedroom and a double sofa bed in the lounge. Open plan lounge/dining/kitchen. Balcony. En suite shower-room. Bathroom. Sixth and seventh floors, with lift access. Underground car parking. Wireless Internet. More...
King's Suite
West End. Sleeps up to 6 in 2 double bedrooms and a double sofa bed in lounge. Open plan lounge/dining/kitchen. Bathroom with jacuzzi. En-suite jacuzzi shower. Ground floor; some steps. Free on-street car. More...
Vantage 4 Apartment
City Centre. Sleeps up to 4 guests in 1 double bedroom and 1 twin bedroom. Open plan lounge/dining/kitchen. Balcony. En suite shower-room. Bathroom. Fourth floor with lift access. No private parking; public car park 100 yards. Wireless Internet. More...
Forthcoming Events
Celtic Connections
The largest winter music festival of its kind: 14 - 31 January 2010. Various venues around the City. www.celticconnections.com
Mangers Glasgow International Comedy Festival
11 - 28 March 2010: A huge array of stars in venues around the city. www.glasgowcomedyfestival.com
World Irish Dancing Championships 2010
27 March - 04 April 2010: The 3rd time the event has been held outside Ireland. www.clrg.ie