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Mclays Guest House |
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264-276 Renfrew St
Charing Cross
Glasgow
G3 6TT
Scotland
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Independent Hotel |
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2 Star B&B |
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Description |
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Don’t let your budget stop you from staying in the centre of Glasgow. McLays bed
and breakfast offers really affordable rooms and is very close to chic
Sauchiehall Street. McLays helpful and friendly staff will be on hand as soon as
you arrive to help you to make the most of what Glasgow has to offer. Whether
you’re a tourist looking for a cheap Glasgow hotel close to historic attractions
or just visiting to try out the huge variety of pubs and night clubs on offer,
McLays is definitely for you!
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McLays Guest House, Glasgow
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Triple room at McLays Guest House
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McLays occupies three Victorian town houses and has a range of basic rooms to
suit your budget. You can stay in a single, double, twin or family room equipped
with satellite TV, telephone and tea and coffee making equipment. If you have a
little bit of flexibility in your budget you can pay slightly more for a room
with en-suite but if money is tight, rooms with shared bathrooms are available.
There’s a guest lounge with TV if you want to relax or meet some of the other
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Facilities |
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24 Hour Reception / All News Channel / Central Heating / Coffee/Tea Maker / Colour Television / Desk / Direct Dial Phone / Family Friendly / Fire Escape / Gardens / Movie Channel / Non-Smoking Rooms on Request / Pay-Phones / Phone / Shared bathroom / Shower / Smoke Detectors / Tea & Coffee / Television Lounge / Toilet / Wake Up Service / Wash Basin / Wireless Internet Access
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Renfrew Street is parallel to Sauchiehall Street in the West End, which is
perfect if you’re looking to sample some great pubs, restaurants, and nightclubs
during your Glasgow stay. If shopping is the ultimate reason for your trip then
Buchanan Street is only a few minutes walk from McLays. You can walk to other
famous Glasgow attractions such as Willow Tea Rooms and the Mclellan Galleries
within five minutes. George Square, the most central point in Glasgow, is just
fifteen minutes walk away. |
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Get a train to Glasgow Central Station or Queens Street Station. The McLays
hotel is only a short taxi ride or walk from either station.
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Leave the M8 at junction 17 and merge onto the A82, Great Western Road. This
will be signposted Dumbarton. At the end of the slip road turn left onto West
Graham Street which is signposted for the city centre. Turn right onto
Garnethill Street and right again onto Buccleuch Street. Keep going and this
will lead you onto Renfrew Street, which is where McLays is located.
Glasgow
airport is only seven miles from McLays.
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From Glasgow Central Station exit onto Hope Street and turn right. Keep walking
straight up Hope Street and turn left into Renfrew Street. Walk along this
street, almost to the end, and you will find McLays.
From Queen Street
Station exit onto Bath Street and turn left. Walk up Bath Street and turn right
onto Hope Street, then follow the directions above.
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Mclays Guest House Reviews |
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| D Watson, British (28 January 10) |
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The staff are the stars of this comfortable guest house and the breakfast was super. The room was comfortable and clean as was the en suite
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| Charlotte, Dutch (20 December 09) |
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Friendly staff, good price, spacious and clean room, Thick duvet, sun blocking curtains, very pleased
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| Nigel Spencer, British (07 December 09) |
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Rather disappointing. Our room was tiny, with no view, the furniture was tatty and the floor tiles in the bathroom were loose. The dining room was very cramped, although the staff were friendly and the breakfast was fine. On-street parking only and expensive at £6 per day or 50p per 30 minutes
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| T Harper, British (23 November 09) |
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Very close to city centre with all the benefits that has. Hotel itself is a bit run down. Small room (was obviously previously a single) with a double bed shoe-horned in, lumpy bed, and mediocre breakfast. However it was clean. Parking is on street with a voucher system - £2 per third of a day. Vouchers available at the hotel. Be quick booking in or leave someone with the car until you get your voucher. The green meanies (Traffic Wardens) nearly got a guy who arrived just after me. Being in the city centre means you might not get parking near to the hotel too. I'm not fussy and I usually go on camping holidays, however I think the overal score for this hotel is far to high for what you actually get. However if you are looking for a cheap room right in te centre of the city then it might be for you
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| Siobh?n Langan, Irish (17 November 09) |
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4 nos quedamos y nos encontramos McLays were nice. El personal era muy amable, las habitaciones estaban limpias, el desayuno era bueno, excepto para los no embutidos. Es básica de alojamiento, pero todo lo que necesita es una sala limpia y el baño y que fue definitivamente siempre. We will be back
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