 Buckingham Terrace ... |
 ... location of the Kelvin Hotel, Glasgow |
 The Dining Room - looking out onto the west end |
 The Residents' Lounge |
 Twin bedded room |
 Family room |
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In 1975, the residents, assisted by Glasgow Corporation and the Historical Buildings Council, completely restored Buckingham Terrace to its former elegance. The Terrace stands as a monument to Victorian architecture. The restoration received much acclaim and was commended by the European Communities Architectural Heritage Awards. As a result, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh honoured Buckingham Terrace by his memorable visit which took place on 26th November, 1975.
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An abundance of cultural pursuits and interests lie within walking distance of the Hotel. Guests not travelling by car can board public transport just yards away from the Hotel, or can reach the underground rail system in only a few minutes. Glasgow Airport is a twenty minute drive from the Hotel. Car hire can also be arranged locally. Restaurants in the locality offer a wide ranging choice from family meals to the more exotic. |
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 The Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, re-opend in July 2006 after a 3 year refurbishment |
 100 metres from the Kelvingrove, the Museum of Transport |
 Through the trees bordering the River Kelvin ... |
 ... The University of Glasgow |