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Welcome
to Acorn Hotel.
This is a 4 star metro hotel situated in the prominent Park area of Glasgow
city centre between Charing Cross and the West End.
The hotel is beautifully decorated throughout in a light green/walnut wood decor. The choice of colouring and style presents a very modern and tasteful theme throughout the hotel.
Guests can enjoy the proximity of Glasgow city centre and the west end from the doorstep of this new hotel.
Acorn Hotel Accommodation
In the rooms:
· ensuite bedrooms
· clock radio
· colour TV
· complimentary toiletries
· direct dial telephone
· GHD hair straightners
· hairdryer and iron facilities
· tea and coffee making facilities
· trouser press
· wake up call available
At the hotel:
· all rooms non smoking
· bar/snacks served
· cot additional charge
· discount car parking
· fax facilities
· ground floor rooms available
· highchair available
· hotel safe
· laundry facilities
· parking nearby
· room service
· taxi booking service for guests
The Acorn Hotel has been awarded 4 star status by the Scottish Tourist
Board.
Guests can expect all the facilities you would expect of a modern 4 star
establishment including free wireless internet access and satellite television.
Staff at the Acorn Hotel are on hand if you have any questions and also
to make your stay as pleasant as possible.
Places to Visit:
The Acorn Hotel is an upmarket Boutique Hotel and is surrounded
by the most delectable eating places of international cuisine.
We can also recommend when you visit our Hotel you will experience the
WOW FACTOR and leave with one thought in mind and that is to return.
Local Attractions include:
Mitchell Library
North Street, Glasgow G3 7DN
Within walking distance to the Acorn Hotel is a stunning building that
hosts shows, exhibitions and the largest public reference library in Europe.
Glasgow Willow Tea-Rooms
217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow G2 3EX
Sauchiehall Street is home to Glasgow Willow Tea-Rooms designed by Charles
Rennie Mackintosh. A trip to the tea-rooms allows you to view the splendour
of the interior and study the tempting menu.
The Stand Comedy Club
333 Woodlands Road, Glasgow G3 6NG
Quality entertainment 7 days a week at competitive prices – Glasgow’s
own dedicated Stand Comedy Club.
St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art
This is a 3 floor museum celebrating the world’s different religions.
There are also impressive works of art inspired by different religious
beliefs. The ground floor has a gift shop where memorabilia can be purchased
from your visit. Also discover Britain’s first Japanese Zen Garden
which is between St Mungo Museum and Glasgow Cathedral.
Provand’s Lordship
Directly opposite Glasgow Cathedral and St Mungo Museum of Religious Life
and Art is Glasgow’s oldest house. This dates back to 1471 and has
evolved from a manse, alehouse and sweetshop to one of Glasgow’s
fondest tourist attractions.
City Chambers
An impressive Victorian style building now home to Glasgow City Council
Headquarters. This building spans the east side of George Square; guided
tours are available to the public.
Corinthian
191 Ingram Street, Glasgow G1 1DA
Awesome Victorian interior that has to be seen to be believed. Since refurbishment
a few years ago the Corinthian now has restaurants, bars, nightclub and
conference rooms.
Glasgow Cathedral
2 Castle Street, Glasgow G4
Built during the 13th – 15th century, Glasgow Cathedral houses the
tomb of St Mungo, Patron Saint of Glasgow.
Email Acorn Hotel enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
