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Hotel du Vin Glasgow
At a Glance
- stunning Scottish rooms
- doting service
- complimentary whisky upon arrival
Pros
- no elevator
- on-street parking can be difficult after 6 pm
Cons
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Hotel du Vin Glasgow Review
Once the legendary One Devonshire Gardens, frequented by such celebrities as Luciano Pavarotti and Elizabeth Taylor, the Hotel Du Vin Glasgow is still a destination for those in search of luxury. Made up of a group of Victorian houses on a tree-lined street, the hotel is all about elegance, from the sophisticated drawing room to the individually decorated guest rooms with flowing draperies, Egyptian linens, and mahogany furnishings like four-poster beds. The stained-glass windows on the stairwells are an impressive reminder of the glamorous life.The Bistro restaurant is quite stylish; expect such delights as poached lobster and air-dried duck followed by a warm chocolate tart with pear sorbet. The menu lists more than 600 wines and 300 whiskies.
- Address: 1 Devonshire Gardens, West End, Glasgow, G12 0UX | Map It
- Phone: 0141/339-2001
- Website: www.hotelduvin.com/glasgow
- Location: West End and Environs
Contact Information
- 41 rooms, 8 suites.
- Rate includes breakfast.
- Credit cards accepted.
Hotel Details
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