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Accommodation in Glasgow, Strathclyde Part of the Strathclyde Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information. |
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Novotel Glasgow CentreA Hotel in Glasgow, Strathclyde181 Pitt Street Glasgow Strathclyde Scotland G2 4DT
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From: £59.00 Novotel Glasgow Centre is a stylish hotel conveniently located in the business district of Glasgow City Centre and within easy reach of the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC) - just off junction 18 on the M8 Motorway. It is also within easy reach of Glasgows many tourist attractions such as The Kings Theatre and The Kelvingrove Art Gallery. There are also many large shopping centre such as Buchanan Galleries and Princess Square within walking distance If you want to relax there is stylish bars and restaurant close by. Accommodation Rating: 3* (about ratings) Facilities
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
Nearest Attractions Glasgow Cathedral -
1.1 miles (Cathedral) Botanic Gardens, Glasgow -
1.4 miles (Garden) Pollok House -
3.2 miles (Historic House) Holmwood House -
3.7 miles (Historic House) Crookston Castle -
4.1 miles (Castle) Bearsden Bath House -
4.5 miles (Roman Site) Greenbank Garden -
5.8 miles (Garden) Paisley Abbey -
6 miles (Historic Church) Barochan Cross -
6 miles (Prehistoric Site) Paisley Museum -
6.6 miles (Museum) Nearby Towns & Villages to Visit Saddell -
53.8 miles away Lower Largo -
56.5 miles away Elie -
60.1 miles away St Monans -
62.6 miles away Pittenweem -
64 miles away Leuchars -
64.1 miles away Anstruther -
65.1 miles away Cellardyke -
65.7 miles away Directions: UK Hotels |
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