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Anyone from Glasgow? Or know the area?
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 Trouble is, its for Sunday so I'd need to book a hotel room for tomorrow....and get my nerves and stamina up for a 4 1/2 drive up there! I don't know the city at all, all I know is that the studio is BBC Scotland Pacific Quay. Can anyone tell me what area's I'm best off looking at for reasonably priced hotels not too far away please? Thanks!  Raising the awareness of encephalitis, one baby step at a time.....
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07-30-2010, 11:02 AM
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(07-30-2010 11:02 AM)mummy_of_matty Wrote: I'm not, but I need some advice! I've just been offered tickets to the filming of 'tonights the night', and being a massive fan of John Barrowman, I don't want to miss it! hey if you can get a travel lodge or travel inn in the centre of glasgow then it's not that far from the city centre. you can usually get one of them for about £70-£80 at the weekend. i've know glasgow pretty well but not lived there for a few years but know it's on the other side of the clyde to the secc where i am a constant visitor (the travel inn at george square is no less than 2 miles away) hope this helps, i would advise getting a taxi though cos if i remeber rightly the traffic can be a nightmare |
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07-30-2010, 01:36 PM
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hi if you book online tonight you can check laterooms.com or go to malmaison.co.uk and get luxury rooms,you want to be in the centre or southside,there is an ibis hotel just across the bridge .if going to malmaison ask for a room upgrade when you get there and they only charge£20 extra so you get a £220 room for £120hope you enjoy yourself.glasgow is a great place to live
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08-28-2010, 05:13 PM
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