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Merchant City Inn |
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52 Virginia Street
Glasgow
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3 Star Hotel |
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Description |
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 Occupying a former home of one of the tobacco Lords who helped to shape the city of Glasgow, Merchant City Inn offers you quiet and quaint accommodation in the heart of Merchant City. This privately owned bed and breakfast pays particular attention to detail and all the staff will be attentive and personable at all times to ensure that your stay is as relaxing and stress-free as possible. With so much of Glasgow within easy walking distance, Merchant City Inn makes an ideal choice.
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 Double Room at Merchant City Inn
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Your comfortable room, whether it’s a single, twin, double, triple, quad, or a family will benefit from pine wood floors and pine furniture. Each has its own unique décor, en-suite bathroom, direct dial telephone, hairdryer, tea and coffee making facilities and colour TV as standard. In the mornings you can venture down to the stone tiled dining room that will serve you a hearty Scottish breakfast that has been praised by many previous guests for being a great start to a hectic day in Glasgow. |
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24 Hour Reception / Bath / Central Heating / Coffee/Tea Maker / Colour Television / Cot / Direct Dial Phone / Family Friendly / Fire Escape / Ground Floor Access / Hairdryer / Iron & Board / Pets Welcome / Phone / Shampoo / Shower / Smoke Detectors / Tea & Coffee / Toilet / Tourist Information / Wake Up Service / Wash Basin
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Merchant City Inn is situated in Merchant City, a historic district of Glasgow that has recently been transformed into a chic boutique and designer shopping zone peppered with stylish bars and restaurants for you to enjoy. You will find yourself two minutes walk from George Square and amongst some of the best theatres in Glasgow including The Kings. You will also be able to walk along the banks of the River Clyde and in nearby Green Park which is one of Glasgow’s oldest parks. |
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Catch a train to either Glasgow Central station or Queens Street station. Merchant City Inn is only a few minutes walk away from either station.
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Exit the M8 at junction 15 and head for Glasgow Cross down High Street. Turn right into Ingram Street, then left into Glassford Street. Take your first right into Wilson Street and you will see Merchant City Inn on the junction with Wilson Street and Virginia Street.
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From Glasgow Central station exit onto Argyle Street and turn right. Walk along this Street until you reach Virginia Street on your left. Turn up this street and you will find Merchant City Inn on your right.
From Queens Street station exit onto Cathedral Street and turn right. Walk along and turn right into North Frederick Street. Walk all the way along this street and it will become South Frederick Street. Cross Ingram Street into Virginia Place. The road that leads directly on from this is Virginia Street, where you will see Merchant City Inn on your left.
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Merchant City Inn Reviews |
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| Sandra Gilchrist, English (07 September 09) |
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It was a very enjoyable stay quite an amazing place, would like to know more about the history of the house. Breakfast was fresh and plenty of choice
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| Jo Humphries, British (10 August 09) |
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Merchant Lodge Hotel was clean, however the room was very cramped and noisy late at night. There was cigarette smoke drifting through the window as the allocated smoking spot was immediately beneath. The breakfast was of a low quality though plenty of it! Good location and pleasant staff!
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| Katie McSporran, Scottish (02 January 09) |
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Rooms very compact, but clean enough. No lifts and we were on top level. Carrying luggage difficult on windy stairwell. Breakfast first morning fine, not very friendly staff 2nd day. Waited over 10 mins for receptionist whilst on what sounded like a personal call!!
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| Jacqueline Fairfield, Scottish (18 December 08) |
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Your hotel is very clean and spotless, I would like to return there in the future. All the staff there are very helpful and friendly. Thank you Mrs Jacqueline Fairfield.
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| Lucy Kennedy, Scottish (18 December 08) |
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The staff are very friendly and helpful. My room was at the top of the building which proved interesting on my return from works night out as the stairs are around a turret! Room was lovely, bed was very comfortable and the breakfast smelt amazing, unfortunately I didn't have enough time to try it.
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