Latte Froth

Latte Froth: Glasgow City

This apartment puts Glasgow's West End on your doorstep. Must-see spots like Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum and Ashton Lane are fifteen minutes on foot, while the subway, train station, and bus stops are a five-minute stroll away. Factor in the countless restaurants, bars and cafes nearby and you'll never be bored. Back home, the communal entrance could leave better first impressions, but head up to the second floor and you'll find a cosy, compact apartment. We love the feature fireplace and the bay window, where a table is situated to make the most of the Gardner Street views. The bedrooms aren't the biggest (nor the most exciting), but for a Glasgow getaway, it'll do just fine.

Home truths:
*This apartment is on the second floor without a lift – it won't be suitable for guests with limited mobility *With all four guests, the living space may be a squeeze – we think this is better for two *There are signs of wear and tear in the communal hallway *You'll be able to check yourself in on arrival *This is a central spot, so noise is to be expected *Gardner Street is the steepest hill in the West End, so prepare for a climb when you leave the house *The dining table doubles as a laptop-friendly workspace if you need to catch up on work during your stay *Parking is tricky in Glasgow – instead of driving, we suggest exploring on foot or using public transit