Hotels · Glasgow, Escocia, United Kingdom

The Belhaven Hotel

The Belhaven occupies a Victorian townhouse on Belhaven Terrace in Glasgow’s West End, an area of residential streets, cafés and shops with a different pace from the commercial centre. The Botanic Gardens are a few minutes away on foot and Byres Road has restaurants and shops; Kelvingrove Art Galler

About The Belhaven Hotel

The Belhaven occupies a Victorian townhouse on Belhaven Terrace in Glasgow’s West End, an area of residential streets, cafés and shops with a different pace from the commercial centre. The Botanic Gardens are a few minutes away on foot and Byres Road has restaurants and shops; Kelvingrove Art Gallery can be reached by public transport or a longer neighbourhood walk. The hotel is officially three-star and operates in a domestic-scale building, smaller than the city’s large hotels.

The property offers single, double, twin and family rooms with Wi-Fi, private bathrooms, a desk and tea- and coffee-making facilities. Some deluxe doubles sleep up to four people. There is a café-bar in the building, and breakfast depends on the rate booked; the website advises guests to check what is included. One detail is essential: the building has no working lift. Standard single rooms are on the lower-ground floor and other rooms are spread over several levels, so guests with mobility needs should ask before confirming.

Guest comments highlight friendly staff, cleanliness, breakfast and the feeling of staying in a quiet West End house. Other views differ on comfort: some mention rooms or bathrooms that could be refreshed, while others note noise or uneven sleep in certain rooms. The Google Hotels listing consulted showed 4.1/5 from 191 reviews. Because this is a smaller review count than those of Glasgow’s large hotels, read recent comments carefully and ask about floor, bed type and room outlook.

The address is 15 Belhaven Terrace, within walking distance of public transport and the Botanic Gardens. Travellers who want restaurants and bars nearby without sleeping on a late-night street may find it a calm base; Central Station and the historic centre require the subway, bus or a taxi. One Devonshire Gardens, a short distance away in the same West End, raises the level with 49 rooms and suites, a Scottish restaurant, bar and fuller service, but it too occupies a building without a lift. Belhaven suits a simple, family-scale stay if stairs are not an obstacle.

In brief

Townhouse hotel with café-bar, family rooms and breakfast available