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Glasgow Guest House

56 Dumbreck Road, Glasgow, United Kingdom | (618) 248-8274

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Overview

Pros
  • Homey guesthouse
    with plenty of period charm

  • Set in leafy
    residential area close to lovely parks

  • Attractive well-maintained
    rooms with en-suite bathrooms

  • Full Scottish
    breakfast included in room rate

  • Five minutes' walk
    to nearest train station

  • Free Wi-Fi throughout
    (though signal is weak in some rooms)

Cons
  • Outside the city
    center

  • Front-facing rooms receive some traffic noise

Bottom Line

The two-pearl Glasgow Guest
House offers bed-and-breakfast-style accommodations in a quaintly traditional
semi-detached house in the southwest suburbs of Glasgow. Some of the area's prettiest parkland is nearby, and the city center is easily reached by road or rail. Its seven rooms, which include a two-bedroom apartment with a full kitchen, are clean and well-presented, though those facing the busy
road can be prone to noise. The free, full Scottish breakfast is a
highlight, though it's the energetic and welcoming presence of the owner that really keeps guests returning. For a budget property that's a bit more central, travelers could try the Premier Inn Glasgow City Centre - George Square.

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56 Dumbreck Road, Glasgow, United Kingdom
Amenities
  • Balcony / Terrace / Patio
  • Cable
  • Free Breakfast
  • Full Kitchen
  • Internet
  • Kids Allowed
  • Separate Bedroom / Living Room Space

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Full Review

Scene

Quaint and homey bed and breakfast with lovely period touches and a warm welcome

Tucked behind a
tall hedge with little signage to distinguish it as a bed and breakfast, Glasgow Guest
House can be easy to miss. A small, wrought-iron gate opens to a tidy and
secluded front garden with gravel-lined paths and neat plants and shrubbery.
Stepping inside, guests would still be hard-pressed to tell it apart from a traditional
family home -- patterned rugs, domestic furnishings, and textured wallpaper
combine to create a genuinely homey ambience. Original, quaint stained-glass
windows, pretty floor-tiling, and a carved-wood fireplace add period charm to
the property, while owner John and right-hand man James provide guests with a
warm welcome and a wealth of local knowledge. 

Location

Close to Glasgow's prettiest green spaces and a 10-minute drive to the city center

The guest house
is located on a fairly busy road in the largely leafy and residential
Bellahouston area of Glasgow. It's about a 10-minute drive to the city
center, or alternatively, guest can walk five minutes to Dumbreck train station, and it's two
stops to Glasgow Central station. Two of the city's best green spaces
-- Pollok Country Park and Bellahouston Park -- are within a short walk, with
Pollock being home to the Burrell Collection and Haggs Castle Golf Club. Glasgow Airport is within a 10-minute drive.

Rooms

Clean and comfortable rooms with free Wi-Fi, though some receive traffic noise 

The guesthouse
has seven rooms and a two-bedroom apartment available. There's a choice of
modern or traditional styling, though most rooms include a mix of both, and have antique furnishings. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms --
some are a bit small -- with shower stalls or open, wet-room style showers. In-room amenities include free Wi-Fi, flat-screen
TVs, and tea- and coffee-making facilities. The apartment also includes an open-plan
lounge, dining, and a fully equipped kitchen area. Rooms are all clean and
pleasant, but those overlooking the road can be prone to traffic noise. 

Features

Excellent full Scottish breakfast overlooking the garden

The excellent breakfast includes a full Scottish option that's served in the conservatory
overlooking the garden. A kitchen is also available for guests' use throughout
the day, and there's a cozy lounge or back garden, where guests can relax in warm weather. Although there's free Wi-Fi throughout, the
signal is strongest in the lounge.