Three Bedroom Apartment Glasgow

Three Bedroom Apartment Glasgow Overview

You know what really surprised me about the Three Bedroom Apartment Glasgow? It’s tucked away on Raglan Street in this quietly buzzing part of town that most tourists completely miss – and honestly, that’s part of its charm. I mean, you’re still close enough to everything that matters, but you get this authentic neighborhood feel that the big chain hotels just can’t deliver.

The place itself is one of those unique boutique spots that doesn’t bother with official star ratings because, well, it doesn’t need to prove anything. The apartment setup is actually perfect if you’re traveling with friends or family – three proper bedrooms means everyone gets their space, which is honestly a godsend after you’ve been crammed together sightseeing all day. The kitchen is fully kitted out too, and I actually found myself cooking breakfast most mornings instead of hunting down overpriced hotel food. There’s something really satisfying about grabbing fresh stuff from the local shops and making your own Scottish breakfast (the black pudding from the butcher down the street is incredible, by the way).

What I love about this part of Glasgow is how walkable everything feels – you can wander down to the Merchant City area without breaking a sweat, or head toward the cathedral district if you’re into the historical stuff. The neighborhood itself has this lived-in quality that feels genuine rather than polished for tourists. You’ll hear actual conversations in Scottish accents drifting up from the street, not just other travelers trying to figure out their maps. Parking can be a bit tricky during the day, but evenings are fine if you’re driving. The building itself is solid – thick walls mean you won’t hear much from neighbors, which is more than I can say for some of the supposedly fancier places I’ve stayed.

The host clearly knows what they’re doing here. Check-in was smooth, they actually answered their phone when I had questions, and the place was spotless when we arrived. It’s not trying to be something it’s not – no fancy lobby or concierge desk – but everything works properly and feels thoughtfully put together. The beds are comfortable (always my main concern), the shower has decent pressure, and there are enough outlets for all your devices. Small things, maybe, but they add up when you’re actually living somewhere for a few days rather than just sleeping there.

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