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SERVICES SINCE 1896
A 4-star baronial hotel in Glasgow’s Southside, built from distinctive rich red sandstone.
Sherbrooke Castle Hotel is a stunning 4-star hotel and wedding venue in Glasgow, offering luxurious bedrooms, a welcoming bar, a restaurant and conference facilities for up to 200 guests. Set in leafy Pollokshields on Glasgow’s Southside, this baronial castle provides a romantic setting for weddings and a peaceful retreat for business and leisure stays.
Just a 10-minute drive from Glasgow city centre and 15 minutes from Glasgow International Airport, the hotel is ideally located for overnight stays, weddings and events.
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ROOMS
2
BARS
4
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.