Glasgow, Scotland
Blythswood Square Hotel
Blythswood Square Hotel is a hotel in Glasgow, Scotland.
A refined city haven
Surroudning peaceful gardens, the Georgian townhouses of Blythswood Square Hotel offer a luxurious haven from which to explore Scotland’s cultural capital.
Contemporary design meets classical architecture, and each of the 100 rooms is well-appointed and tastefully decorated. Marble bathrooms, rich fabrics and subtle bursts of colour make for a refined inner-city experience, whether you’re in a guest room or luxury penthouse.
The restaurant’s decor celebrates the space’s past as the former Royal Scottish Automobile Club ballroom, complete with private booths and Harris Tweed furnishings. The menu features dishes inspired by Scottish classics and created using locally sourced seasonal produce from some of the city’s best markets. Unwind with a leisurely drink or inventive cocktail in The Salon and enjoy the views across the square.
For a little extra pampering, book yourself a holistic face or body treatment at the spa, or have a soak in the relaxation pool.
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