Glasgow has a rich history and culture, with plenty of attractions to explore like the Glasgow Cathedral and Necropolis, or the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. The city also offers lively nightlife, excellent shopping opportunities, some of the best live music venues in Scotland, an ever-growing selection of world-class restaurants and cafes, and an array of cultural activities like theatre, dance, and art galleries. These Glasgow Airbnb rentals put you close to everything.
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Bright and airy apartment between the city center and the heart of the West End
This contemporary, bright, private apartment is in a prime location between the city center and the heart of the West End. There’s one bedroom with a king-sized bed and a walk-in wardrobe, and a large living room space featuring a flatscreen TV and double sofa bed. Cook in the full kitchen, equipped with a fridge, a coffee machine, pots, pans and cutlery for any guests’ cooking needs, and dine at the dining table, which has space for four people. The design feels warm and welcoming, with modern appliances and cozy decor.
This chic, rustic, recently renovated West End Airbnb is hidden away on the top floor with private balcony access and street parking. It’s just a two-minute walk to landmarks like the bustling Byers Road, the Botanic Gardens, and the subway station. Relax in the living room space, which features designer furniture and a large smart TV, play one of the many board games, or cook in the spacious modern kitchen outfitted with an island, modern appliances and cookware. The bedroom is cozy and outfitted with bohemian decor and offers plenty of natural light.
This newly renovated and spacious apartment offers easy access to the Merchant City — Glasgow’s vibrant art district — boosting a collection of designer boutiques, restaurants, bustling bars, clubs and ample access to public transport options. Inside the property, guests will find one bedroom, one bathroom, a bright and welcoming kitchen with all the appliances and cookware needed to craft a tasty meal, and a dining room and living room area with a nice view.
This bright and elegant property sits in a fantastic location in the city center, close to numerous train stations. Sophisticated furnishings mix with a modern design and feel like a clean and cozy home. There’s a big kitchen with everything needed to cook a tasty meal and a living room area with a comfortable couch and big TV outfitted with Netflix. The chic, recently renovated bathroom features a shower and a bathtub.
This eclectically decorated, newly renovated City Center apartment is perched on the fourth floor, boasting scenic views of the city and is located in a great location for exploring. The property sits in the heart of the main shopping and restaurant district known locally as the “Golden Z.” The bedroom offers a comfortable double bed, and the living room features scenic views of Merchant City and a large TV with streaming services and a sofa bed. The kitchen offers everything needed to create a tasty meal, including a toaster, kettle, microwave, electric oven, air-fryer, and even a Nutribullet smoothie maker.
This secluded and peaceful garden-adjacent studio is on the River Kelvin in a unique location. It feels like a tranquil oasis in the heart of the urban hustle and bustle of the vibrant West End. The property is a short walk from Glasgow University, Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museums and right beside Kelvinbridge Underground and flanked by a collection of fun bars and restaurants. Rest in the king-sized bed, and cook in the compact kitchen area with a small sink, fridge, microwave, and grill (no hob), as well as a toaster, kettle, crockery, cutlery, and glassware.
This clean, bright, and newly renovated Glasgow Airbnb is ideally located within walking distance of many attractions. It’s perfectly situated between the City Center and the West End. It feels like a peaceful spot, with a cozy living room and bedroom spaces with windows letting in plenty of natural light.
This West End hideaway is part of a renovated and restored lower-level 1901 family townhouse with its own private access. It’s walkable to the Botanic Gardens and close to a collection of independent boutique shops and restaurants. There’s a bedroom area, a full kitchen with a fridge and a freezer, and a living room space with a large TV. Guests will even have access to a compact patio area to soak in some sunshine.
This apartment is in the heart of the West End, amongst attractions like Glasgow University, the Botanic Gardens, and shopping options. The property is located at a beauty salon and features a bedroom with a double bed and a single bed, and a dedicated shower for guests. Visitors can also take advantage of discounts at the salon, including the therapy room with an infrared sauna and the beauty services themselves. The kitchen downstairs has a fridge stocked with breakfast goods, and there’s a backyard garden to relax. It’s a great spot for low-maintenance travelers to set as their home base while visiting Glasgow — especially those who are into pairing travel with wellness experiences.
This classic, cozy mid-century-style cottage is set amongst beautiful gardens in a tranquil corner of the West End neighborhood. Guests will enjoy a double bedroom as well as a living room space and kitchen. The space feels bright and homey, with plenty of natural light and a collection of authentic, restored vintage furniture from the 1960s.
This compact, log cabin-inspired tiny home is in a self-contained garden pod in the Kelvindale district of the West End. The property boasts an en-suite shower room, a single bed, and a sofa that converts into a second bed of the same size. There’s not technically a kitchen, but there is a dedicated pantry area with a microwave, fridge and kettle for cooking.
Some popular attractions in Glasgow include the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, the Glasgow Cathedral, Riverside Museum, the Glasgow Botanic Gardens, and the Glasgow Science Center. From sightseeing and shopping to festivals and sporting events, Glasgow is a vibrant city with plenty of activities to choose from. Explore the world-famous Glasgow City Centre and experience its iconic architecture, museums, galleries, high street stores, pubs, clubs and restaurants. Or take a stroll along the River Clyde or People’s Palace Museum for a journey through Glasgow’s rich history.
How far is Edinburgh to Glasgow?
It’s 45 miles (or 72 km) from Edinburgh to Glasgow — which takes roughly 1 hour to drive.
Where to stay in Glasgow?
Central Glasgow is a great area for visitors to stay in since it’s where many of the city’s top attractions are located. There’s also Merchant City, located in the eastern part of the city center — which is home to some of the city’s oldest buildings (think: charming, medieval, artsy vibes). West End is considered the trendy area of the city, boasting lots of culture. Here, travelers can find parks, thrift shops, pubs, and venues to hang out.
How to pronounce Glasgow?
It’s pronounced “Glaz – gow.”
Is Glasgow worth visiting?
Glasgow is absolutely worth visiting for those who want to experience a spirited city full of rich history, impressive architecture, plentiful arts and culture opportunities like museums and galleries, and vibrant pubs and music venues.
