Scotland’s largest city, Glasgow offers a lively city break with Victorian architecture, free museums, a buzzing music scene and a famously friendly welcome. It is also the gateway to Loch Lomond and the Highlands.
Hotel prices in Glasgow
Choose your dates and compare live room prices at 67 hotels.
Top Rated
Seton Guest House
Dakota Glasgow
The Pipers’ Tryst Hotel
The Alamo Guest House
One Devonshire Gardens a Hotel Du Vin
Kimpton – Blythswood Square Hotel, an IHG Hotel
Grasshopper Hotel Glasgow
Radisson Blu Hotel, Glasgow
Leonardo Hotel Glasgow – Formerly Jurys Inn
Cathedral House
voco Grand Central – Glasgow, an IHG Hotel
Hilton Glasgow
Best Prices
Argyll Hotel
Sandyford Hotel
Devoncove Hotel Glasgow
ibis Styles Glasgow Centre George Square
Holiday Inn – Glasgow – City Ctr Theatreland, an IHG Hotel
voco Grand Central – Glasgow, an IHG Hotel
DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow Central
Fraser Suites Glasgow
Artto Hotel
ibis budget Glasgow
Leonardo Hotel Glasgow – Formerly Jurys Inn
Hilton Glasgow
Where to Stay in Glasgow
- The city centre: Buchanan Street, George Square and the stations within walking distance; the most practical area for a first visit.
- Merchant City: full of restaurants, bars and historic buildings, and lively in the evening.
- The West End: calmer, elegant streets and guest houses around the University of Glasgow, Kelvingrove Park and Ashton Lane.
- Finnieston and the riverside: close to the concert and event venues, with a strong food scene.
Types of Hotel
City hotels dominate in Glasgow, with guest houses and B&Bs in the West End and aparthotels in the centre. Hotels fill quickly for big concerts and football matches.
When to Go
May to September brings long days and milder weather. Glasgow can be visited year-round, and the Celtic Connections music festival in January livens up the winter.
Getting There
Glasgow Airport lies west of the city, with Prestwick Airport another option. For a private transfer to your hotel, see Glasgow Airport to Glasgow transfer. Direct trains run from Edinburgh and London.
Things to Do in Glasgow
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, the Riverside Museum, Glasgow Cathedral and the Necropolis, the University of Glasgow’s cloisters and the city’s mural trail stand out. Loch Lomond makes an ideal day trip, and Edinburgh is a short train ride away.
Who Is It For?
Glasgow is ideal for music and concert fans, museum and architecture lovers, anyone after a good-value city break and travellers setting out to explore Scotland.
Practical Tips
- Most of the city’s big museums are free, which makes for a good rainy-day plan.
- The Subway is a quick, handy link between the centre and the West End.
- The weather can change quickly, so pack a waterproof in any season.
Booking a Hotel in Glasgow
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Glasgow hotel prices
The cheapest time to stay in Glasgow over the coming months is January, at an average of £91 per night. Prices peak in October (£133).
| Month | All hotels | 5-star | 4-star |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 2026 | £132.77 | — | £149.62 |
| November 2026 | £120.38 | — | £137.40 |
| December 2026 | £110.35 | — | £122.23 |
| January 2027 | £91.04 | — | £101.44 |
| February 2027 | £103.76 | — | £117.81 |
| March 2027 | £119.25 | — | £136.08 |
Average lowest nightly price for 2 adults, from Booking.com availability, updated twice a month.
Frequently asked questions
How much are hotels in Glasgow in October?
In October, hotels in Glasgow average £133 per night, from £34 (2 adults, 1 night).
What is the cheapest month to visit Glasgow?
Over the coming months, January is the cheapest, at an average of £91 per night.