ACCOMMODATION This is a modern, converted apartment on the third floor of historic Scott House, which is nearly two hundred years old. The apartment sleeps two and has a lounge with dining area, opening to a fully-fitted kitchen; a double bedroom and a bathroom. [ click on interior photos to enlarge ]

The lounge has leather sofa and armchair with flat screen TV, access to numerous digital channels and radio stations, and a DVD/CD player. A selection of DVDs and CDs and books is provided. There is also free wireless broadband access.

The dining area has a stylish metal and glass dining table with leather and chrome chairs. The fitted kitchen has electric cooker and hob, fridge, dishwasher, microwave and washer/dryer. It is fully-equipped with crockery, cutlery, pots and pans and everything else you will need. In addition, the apartment has all the essentials, including an iron and ironing board, vacuum cleaner and cleaning materials.

PRICES FOR 2008

Minimum stay 2 nights View the Availability Calendar 2 - 6 nights £77 per night 7 - 13 nights £73 per night 14 - 20 nights £70 per night 21 - 28 nights £68 per night Christmas & New Year period £87 per night Discounts negotiable for stay of 4 weeks or more Rates include 17.5% VAT NO PETS & NO SMOKERS PLEASE How to book

ELECTRICITY All electricity and heating costs are included in the rental. LINEN All bed linen, towels and tea towels are provided free of charge. The kingsize bed has a duvet and electric blanket. If you stay for longer than 9 nights, clean bed linen and towels will be provided free of charge at the end of each week.

WHAT IS PROVIDED IN THE APARTMENT? You will find supplies of the following in the apartment: Coffee, tea bags, sugar, salt, pepper, vinegar, dishwasher tablets and other cleaning fluids; toilet rolls, kitchen paper and bin liners; soap, shower gel, shampoo; bed linen, towels, tea towels, oven cloth. INTERNET ACCESS The apartment has free wireless broadband access for guests with wireless enabled laptops. Alternatively, public access computers are available locally.

LOCATION

This is Glasgow at its most vibrant and cultured. Sophisticated shops, restaurants, bars and clubs mingle with grand architecture and art collections. Fashion jostles with big business here and the coolest of Glasgow folk can be found whiling away days and nights with coffee or whisky (or both) in hand, within strolling distance of the flat, at a pavement café or in a glitzy bar. Scott House is on the edge of Glasgow's historic Merchant City whose magnificent buildings have been lovingly restored in recent years, and are now home to the most sophisticated and up-market shops, restaurants, clubs and bars.

Merchant City pavement cafés

Babbity Bowser pub, one of Glasgow's hidden delights!

And the delights of the UK's second largest shopping centre can't fail but draw you into the main shopping centre of Buchanan Street, Argyle Street and St Enoch's Shopping Centre, for more than a touch of retail therapy. If you fancy a bird's eye view of the city, the Glasgow City Tour on an open-topped bus starts from George Square - well worth taking during your stay. If it's culture you're looking for, there are museums, art galleries and historic buildings round every corner. Theatres too abound, with a wide variety of performances throughout the year, from serious theatre to comedy, avant garde to traditional, pantomimes to musicals. Glasgow Film Theatre is not far away, showing a specialist programme of film, TV and video, much of which can not be seen elsewhere. The latest blockbusters are available in mainstream cinemas within the city.

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