Opened in November 2002 and the newest of the international hotel chains in the city, the purpose-built, architecturally striking Radisson SAS is the ideal choice for either business or pleasure. If you are looking for UK weekend breaks, Glasgow has it all with great shops, restaurants and nightlife, many museums including Kelvingrove, the Burrell Collection and Charles Rennie MacKintosh. And sport, the city is home to Celtic and Rangers football clubs. Glasgow is also the gateway to the Highlands and playing golf in Scotland. Free broadband
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Radisson SAS Glasgow, opened in November 2002, is a gleaming contemporary hotel located diagonally opposite Central Station and 100 meters from Glasgow city center, home to the largest shopping area outside London. The 246 custom-designed guestrooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the central city or the atrium. All are air conditioned and have cable TV, direct-dial phones, complimentary broadband Internet access, safes and minibars. A range of dining options are available onsite at the Radisson Glasgow, including Collage Restaurant, created by acclaimed artist Sir Peter Blake and chef and restaurateur Roy Ackerman. Combining art and food, this Glasgow restaurant draws inspiration from across Europe for its style and eclectic cuisine, and showcases art by Sir Peter Blake, David Hockney and Patrick Caulfield, among others. Radisson SAS Glasgow offers those looking for more informal dining the Spanish dishes of Tapaell'ya, or a drink and snack in the hip Collage bar. Guests can make use of the adjacent LA Fitness club with its gym, fitness studios, 65-foot indoor pool, and massage treatments. The hotel also offers 15 meeting rooms, 24- hour room service, concierge facilities and banqueting and exhibiting services. Glasgow is brimming with culture, music, arts and music events and staff can advise on local events. Football teams Celtic and Ranger's home grounds are close by, as are a host of golf courses.
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