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SERVICES SINCE 1896
4-star baronial hotel crafted in rich red sandstone, located on the south side of Glasgow.
Sherbrooke Castle Hotel is an impressive and stately building that offers luxurious bedrooms, a bar, a restaurant, and conference facilities capable of accommodating up to 200 people. Situated in the tranquil neighborhood of Pollokshields on the south side of Glasgow, the hotel is an ideal venue for both business and leisure travelers, making it a stunning setting for weddings.
The hotel is conveniently located just a 10-minute drive from central Glasgow and 15 minutes from Glasgow International Airport.
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ROOMS
2
BARS
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EVENT SPACES
SERVICES SINCE 1896
In 1896 John Morrison
A respected contractor of the time, built a baronial villa for himself in Pollokshields, namely, Sherbrooke Castle, designed by Thomson and Sandilands. It is a good example of the type of house built by the middle class in the rather decadent late Victorian period and has a number of unusual features. The rooms are arranged around three sides of a large hall and staircase. The external Baronialism is, in some ways, an added romantic touch. The house became a hotel just before World War II, during which it was commissioned by the Royal Navy and was used as a Radar training centre for Naval Officers. It returned to a hotel in 1945 and it's high square tower is one of the best known local landmarks.
USEFUL LINKS
Set In Its Own Grounds, In A Leafy Residential Area, The Hotel Is Just 5 Minutes From Glasgow City Centre And 10 Minutes From Glasgow Airport.
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Bellahouston Park
Bellahouston Park is the location of Charles Rennie
Mackintosh’s House for an Art Lover, a variety of
formal gardens and an impressive range of sporting facilities. -
Emirates Arena
Make use of the new Arena Glasgow Club facilities.
We’re one of 22 gyms running over 750 classes a
week as well as personal training and much more. -
The Hydro
Scotland’s national arena that holds 12,000
fully seated and is the largest entertainments
venue in Scotland. -
Scotland Street School Museum
Also designed by the Charles Rennie Mackintosh,
Scotland Street School is now a museum that is
a must-see for Mackintosh fans. -
Queen’s Park
Dedicated to the memory of Mary Queen of Scots, this park offers great views across Glasgow as well as a good range of sport and recreational facilities.
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Pollokshields Heritage Trails
The walks are themed – The Villas of Pollokshields, The Tenements of Pollokshields and Glasgow’s Garden Suburb.
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The Burrell Collection
Explore 9,000 objects and 6,000 years of history at Pollok Country Park.