Bed and Breakfasts in Maryhill, Strathclyde ACCOMMODATION MAP
46 GRAY STREET Kelvingrove Park,
Maryhill, Strathclyde, Scotland,
G3 7SE Heritage Rating:
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Victorian (Time Period)
The Alamo is a friendly family run Guest House, which overlooks Glasgows Kelvingrove Park with views of Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, as well as Glasgow University. This elegant 1870 Victorian building is within easy walking distance (3 - 20minutes) of the main 3 areas of Glasgow; The City Centre … more >>Accommodation Rating: Accommodation Type: Guest HouseFrom: £38.00
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NEAREST ALTERNATIVE ACCOMMODATION
Name
Location
Accommodation
From (£)
Heritage
Distance
The Townhouse
Glasgow, Strathclyde
Guest House
25.00
0.4 miles
Argyll Guest House Glasgow
Glasgow, Strathclyde
Guest Accommodation
25.00
0.4 miles
Sandyford Hotel
Glasgow, Strathclyde
Guest Accommodation
20.00
0.4 miles
The Georgian House Hotel
Glasgow, Strathclyde
Guest House
100.00
0.5 miles
McLays Guest House
Glasgow, Strathclyde
Bed and Breakfast
22.00
0.8 miles
The Victorian House Hotel
Glasgow, Strathclyde
Bed and Breakfast
32.00
0.8 miles
Hampton Court guest house
Glasgow, Strathclyde
Guest House
25.00
0.8 miles
Alba Lodge
Glasgow, Strathclyde
Guest House
0.00
1 miles
Riverview Apartment
Glasgow, Strathclyde
Travel accommodation
135.00
1.7 miles
Rab Ha's
Glasgow, Strathclyde
Inn
69.00
1.8 miles
Craigpark Guest House
Glasgow, Strathclyde
Guest house
30.00
2.6 miles
Onslow Guest House
Glasgow, Strathclyde
Guest House
35.00
2.8 miles
Ashtree House Hotel
Paisley, Strathclyde
Guest House
58.00
5.6 miles
The Millers Guesthouse
Bishopton, Strathclyde
Bed and Breakfast
100.00
10.1 miles
Shawlee Cottage
Airdrie, Strathclyde
Bed and Breakfast
30.00
13.4 miles
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