Hotel Indigo Glasgow

Add to shortlist
Map & Location

94 rooms from £125 per night

“A chic contemporary hotel set in an imposing Italianate Palazzo-style sandstone building. Smart rooms feature enormous windows, bold patterns and contemporary bathrooms. A lively bar and fine-dining restaurant are a welcome respite after a day spent exploring the city.”

Hotel Review

Hotel Indigo is located near Central Station, and has a distinct urban chic feel to it, complete with modern-stylized columns and bold patterned furniture. Rooms are well lit by large windows and equipped with all conveniences (each having an en-suite bathrooms and a minibar) but their narrow formation promotes more time spent down at the popular Marco Pierre White restaurant or out in the city. An excellent hotel for checking in and heading out to see the sights, most of which are in easy walking distance.

Recommended for

City Style
A slick hotel located in the heart of Glasgow.

Written by James Patterson

Recommended For

City Style
A slick hotel located in the heart of Glasgow.
Designer Shopping
The hotel is a mere stroll from Buchanan Street which is famed for its excellent shopping.
Other Activities
Catch a performance at the impressive SSE Hydro entertainment arena.
Museums
Make a trip to the fabulous Gallery of Modern Art.
Sights nearby
Stop by the awe inspiring Glasgow Cathedral.
Contemporary

Luxury
Chic
Restaurant
Disabled access
Child friendly
Gym

Facilities

Disabled access
No pets
Bar
Parking
Wifi

Air conditioning
Room service
Child friendly
Gym
Restaurant

Activities

Designer Shopping
The hotel is a mere stroll from Buchanan Street which is famed for its excellent shopping.
Other Activities
Catch a performance at the impressive SSE Hydro entertainment arena.

Museums
Make a trip to the fabulous Gallery of Modern Art.
Sights nearby
Stop by the awe inspiring Glasgow Cathedral.

Map & Location

What's Nearby

Other Reviews

Hotel Indigo Glasgow

A classy city centre boutique hotel in an imposing, Italianate Palazzo-style sandstone building. Once a 19th century electricity station, it has been transformed into a stylish contemporary collection of 94 rooms with a distinctive Glaswegian art and heritage theme, and with a fine dining restaurant too.

Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)