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February 3, 2023

Leonardo Hotel Glasgow

Leonardo Hotel Glasgow - Formerly Jurys Inn

Interested in traveling to Scotland's Glasgow City? OK, here's a hotel recommendation for you near the city center; however, I haven't stayed there myself, so please read online reviews at sites like TrustPilot to learn what previous guests of the Leonardo Hotel had to say about their experience there.

The largest hotel in Scotland, the Leonardo Hotel Glasgow, is conveniently located within five minutes of Queen Street Station and just next to Central Station. The Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre is also located within easy walking distance from the hotel in Glasgow. As one of the best hotels in Glasgow, it's a great place to stay while you explore the city's thriving business scene and wide range of cultural offerings.

The rooms at the Leonardo Hotel Glasgow are both elegant and comfortable, with 321 rooms to choose from. Amenities in each room include air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a Wi-Fi connection, a desk, and tea and coffee-making equipment. Every guest is guaranteed a restful night in one of our large, comfortable bedrooms. You can usually fit 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 kids in a standard hotel room.

Enjoy a drink and a bite to eat with coworkers or friends in our remodeled Grill Bar. The new Grill Menu has something for everyone, whether you're in the mood for a quick snack, a shared appetizer, or a main course straight from the grill.

Visit the hotel's website for more details on its accessible features.

4-star hotel, overlooking the River Clyde

80 Jamaica St, 
Glasgow 
G1 4QG•
0141 314 4800

Note: It rains a lot in Glasgow










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