Busca alojamiento en East Dunbartonshire

"El hotel por fuera sorprende por lo viejo y descuidado, pero buenas habitaciones y baño reformado. Muy cómodos"

"A fun, quirky spot to stay. Lovely and quiet and such beautiful surrounds. The owners were very kind and helpful and the boat was clean and well appointed."

"We had an absolutely lovely stay at the Boclair - the building is a lovely art deco style building. Very clean, great room and a lovely breakfast. The staff were all lovely and very friendly. We had a great chat with Brendan on the front desk and we would highly recommend the hotel. "

"Lovely accommodation, out in the countryside but still convenient to get to Glasgow, Stirling and even Edinburgh. "

"Great place - great stay - great food!"

"We arrived around 4pm "

"Address listed is wrong (but easy to find correct place) and door doesn't lock, but otherwise a great stay and very communicative host."

"Perfect quiet flat in the heart of the town with restaurants and shops just a few steps away. Unbeatable location near the train and start of the West Highland Way trail. Would highly recommend- 10/10! "

"En Chris va ser una font d'informació de tota mena des del primer contacte, i la seva entrega pels seus hostes va més enllà de l'estricte amabilitat, desprèn una humanitat i empatia poc habitual. Viure a la seva espaiosa i ben equipada casa ha estat molt agradable i ens ha permès conèixer un poble molt acollidor Milngavie, porta d'una preciosa ruta de senderisme, la West Highland Way, i des d'allí establir la nostra base per conèixer Escòcia, un país i una gent sorprenentment encantadors....

"Great location in the countryside, but close enough for day trips into either major city. Beautiful views all around the property. Check-in was simple, but check-out was a little less clear on what was expected of me. Overall though, I'd highly recommend this location. "

"Lovely apartment. Met and exceeded all expectations. So convenient. Alistair provided great recommendations. We only were there one night and then off to walk the West Highland way. Thanks Alistair!"