Situated in the centre of Glasgow's Merchant City, the Fraser Glasgow is convenient to those looking to discover the financial area. Within short distance, clients able to enjoy shopping and a bounty of local restaurants. The historic region is very suitable for those looking to reach know the town even better. Being just a short ride from Glasgow International Airport makes the Fraser Suites Glasgow highly simple to reach. It's also within a short distance from the Central and Queen stations.

The 102 wide rooms for guests at the Fraser Suite Glasgow propose alternatives between one and 2 bedrooms. Up-to-date amenities comprise modish furniture and accessories, fully furnished kitchenettes, cable TV, DVD players, Hi-Fi stereos, straight dial telephones, Internet access and daily maid amenities. Handicapped suites are accessible.

The Fraser Suites Glasgow Scotland is in an extensively renewed 1850s baronial building. The Victorian architecture is entirely inviting after a day investigating the town. 24 hour reception desk is obtainable for visitors in addition to a sport room. Nutritious breakfas is obtainable at a supplemental charge.

Glasgow is one of the liveliest and most cosmopolitan destinations in Europe, reborn as a center of fashion and vitality and set against a backdrop of prominent Victorian architecture dominated by spires and towers. The town boats world great art range, one of the best shopping in the United Kingdom outside London and the majority vibrant nightlife in Scotland. A lot of guest park amusements are on your door together with a commodious multitude of options for dining or ordering in. The serene location features prime conveyance links, just a short stroll from Central and Queen St Station and the financial area, with a lot of bus lines passing within one block. M8 blend 18 (East and Westbound) is precisely a short ride away with Glasgow International Airport not far away by cab either. Fraser Suites is situated in the centre of Glasgow's Merchant City amid the global and majestic merchant houses of the Victorian era. It's indeed Glasgow's cultural quarter where heritage resonates conveniently with the buzz of up-to-date town living and a particular mix of restaurants, bars, designer retailers and art venues.