Number 10 Hotel

As guests pull up along the hotel's circular drive, they are greeted with landscaped gardens, outdoor tables, and surrounding views of Queen's Park. Guests are a mix of leisure travelers, including many families, plus those attending on-site events and a few business travelers. The entrance of the hotel is a sun room with floor-to-ceiling windows and a classic black-and-white checkered floor. The on-site bar and restaurant is a modern, light-filled space with a cozy dining area lined by stone walls, gray bench-style seating, and felt-backed chairs. Overall, this property has the feel of a peaceful, country retreat within striking distance of Glasgow's city attractions.

The Number 10 Hotel, located on Glasgow's south side, is within walking distance of Queen's Park, which features a tennis court, amphitheater, and a 19th century greenhouse. Guests are an 11-minute walk from Hampden Park, which plays host to regular sporting and music events. For local shopping, guests are a 13-minute drive from Silverburn Mall on Barrhead Road. Guests will need to use taxis, a car, or the subway to access central Glasgow's sights, and Crosshill Station is six-minute walk from the hotel, with direct trains running to Glasgow Central Station. Guests are an 18-minute drive to Glasgow Airport. For a local market, the regular Queen's Park Farmers Market sells local produce, a seven-minute walk away from the hotel. For a late-night tipple and bite to eat, the Church on the Hill gastropub, located on Algie Street, a 12-minute walk from the hotel.

The 26 rooms at the Number 10 Hotel include a mix of Standard Rooms, Executive Club Rooms, Honeymoon Suites, and Disabled Access Rooms. Some rooms include Victorian period features like ornate ceiling molding, and many have fireplaces, terraces, or stained glass windows. Standard Rooms are modern, with attractive light gray walls contrasted by dark accent walls and dark furniture. There is odd velvet bunting along the top of headboards that looks out of place, but matches the bed runners on duvet-covered beds. Higher category bookings show more period accents and feel much more expansive and elegant, with bright yellow walls and rich drapes plus vintage leather seating in some rooms. All rooms have flat-screen TVs, electric kettles, and irons. Bathrooms vary in decor, with larger Executive Room bathrooms sporting whirlpool spa baths, and more modest Standard Rooms featuring freestanding showers. Bathrooms all have toiletries, though the tan tile on floors and walls isn't the most stylish we've seen.

One highlights of this hotel is its cozy restaurant and bar, with charming features such as a bay window and ornate crown molding. A traditional Scottish breakfast is available for a fee and the hotel serves contemporary Scottish pub fare that's locally sourced (as well as an afternoon tea) and receives solid reviews. This hotel also stands out for its lovely grounds, complete with manicured lawns and a gazebo. There are a number of packages available that are geared toward sporting events at Hampden Park Stadium. The hotel can also host all manner of business functions in addition to wedding receptions. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout and free limited parking is available on-site. Free newspapers are available in the lobby and the front desk is staffed 24 hours a day.