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Situated in the historic and cosmopolitan West End of Scotland's largest city, Glasgow Youth Hostel, part of the SYHA (Scottish Youth Hostel Association) presents great value, high quality accommodation. Glasgow Youth Hostel received a full refurbishment in 2004 has has been awarded 4 stars by Visit Scotland. This is the perfect place place for independent travellers, families and groups wishing to explore Glasgow and all it has to offer! Discover famous art galleries, glorious architecture, friendly culture, shopping and fantastic nightlife.
Glasgow Youth Hostel boasts a magnificent grand main hallway and staircase and seemlessly blends the old with the new. Enjoy ensuite bedrooms, internet access, cafe and excellent self catering facilities. But don't just take their word for it, come and see for yourself.
What is Hostelling?
Hostelling is a fantastic way to have fun, discover new and
exciting places and meet people from all walks of life. From
city centre grand houses like the Glasgow Youth Hostel
to small rustic cottages tucked away beside lochs
and glens. Whatever your interest and reason for staying, be
it sight-seeing, wildlife watching, hill walking, mountain biking,
water sports or just simply relaxing, SYHA has a hostel
for you.
Hostels are generally sociable places with plenty of opportunities to chat to like-minded others, share travel tips and learn more about what the local area has to offer. for peace and quiet, you will also be able to find it by retreating to one of your quiet rooms or lounges.
Who uses our hostels?
Hostelling are for people of all ages, nationalities and
cultures, especially the young at heart. Individuals,
families, small and large groups are all welcome, and it is this
mix of visitors which makes youth hostelling such a unique and
interesting experience.
What to expect
All SYHA Hostelling Scotland Youth Hostels provide
self-catering facilities and traditional multi-share rooms.
For those travelling on a tight budget or on their own, buying a
bed for the night still remains one of the cheapest and
friendliest ways of staying in some of the best locations across
the country.
However, times have changed and so has hostelling and SYHA HostellingScotland recognises that some guests, especially families and couples, require more privacy or wish to stay in the same room as each other. Consequently you'll find most of their hostels have private and family rooms, some with en-suite facilities.
Opening Hours
Generally hostel opening hours are between 07.30-10.30 and
17.00-22.30, allowing time for cleaning during the day. Some
hostels will have a doors-closed policy at night so that sleeping
guests are not disturbed by others returning late. Some of
our hostels have access outwith these times and the
city hostels are normally open 24 hours. Check in at Glasgow
is generally after 2pm
Please note that SYHA HostellingScotland do not accept stag or hen parties at any of our hostels.
Catering
Catering is provided in some hostels, and this varies from a
coffee-shop service to a licensed restaurant. All hostels have
self-catering facilities, so you can choose that option if you
want to.
What to bring
Bedlinen is provided, along with a duvet and pillow. You
may wish to bring a sheet sleeping bag with you, but this is not
necessary except at Loch Ossian and
Glen Affric
hostels, where you will need to bring your own. Remember that you
may be sharing a dorm with strangers, so for the sake of decency,
don't forget your pyjamas! Towels are available to hire, or
you can bring your own with you.
Download: Hostel Guide 2011
Glasgow Youth Hostel:
Open All Year
Check-in: From 2pm
Tel: 0141 332 3004
Reception open 24hrs.
Evening meals served from 6pm-8.30pm
Customer promise "Our warm, approachable and multicultural team is here to welcome you and ensure your stay with us is as enjoyable as possible. We will strive to make your visit toGlasgow one which will live long in the memory."
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