Rooted in Glasgow’s industrial past, this centrally located property blends heritage character with contemporary comfort in a way that genuinely sets it apart on the city skyline. Built on the site of a former rice mill, the building carries its history beautifully — exposed brickwork, original ornate iron columns, and abstract artworks define the self-catering apartments housed within the old mill itself. Some of these apartments unfold across two storeys, with sleeping quarters tucked on a mezzanine level, making them a compelling choice for families or those who want a little more room to breathe. Standard rooms lean into comfort, with beds guests can genuinely sink into after a full day out. Back at the property, an indoor pool, hot tub, and gym mean there’s no need to venture far to unwind. The city center sits within a mile, putting George Square, Merchant City, and Buchanan Galleries well within reach on foot.