Harbour Classic Room
A comfortable room with partial harbour views, a queen bed, and a compact sitting area, suited to a quiet overnight stay.
A distinctive Glasgow house pairing considered cocktails, refined rooms, and a private card game lounge overlooking the water.
The details that define a stay at our harbour house
Most of our rooms face Glasgow harbour, with quiet mornings and a view that changes with the tide and the light.
A dedicated bar programme built around classic technique and seasonal ingredients, served in a room designed for unhurried conversation.
An on-site casino lounge featuring roulette and blackjack tables, staffed by professional dealers, open to guests for in-person evening entertainment.
Seasonal menus built around Scottish produce, served in a dining room with harbour views and attentive, unobtrusive service.
A concise, thoughtfully chosen list favouring smaller producers, matched carefully to both our dining menu and lounge offerings.
The gaming lounge and adjoining rooms can be arranged for private card evenings, small celebrations, or corporate gatherings on request.
We recommend reserving a table in advance, particularly on weekend evenings, as space in the lounge is limited. Hotel guests and outside visitors are both welcome, subject to availability.
We ask guests visiting the dining room, cocktail lounge, or gaming lounge in the evening to dress smart casual or above. Denim and trainers are fine in the daytime lobby areas.
The hotel reception operates around the clock. The cocktail lounge and gaming lounge are open from 6pm to midnight, Wednesday through Sunday, with the dining room serving from 12pm daily.
Yes, we regularly host groups for dinner, private card evenings, and small celebrations. Please contact us directly so our team can arrange rooms, seating, and timing to suit your group.
We have a limited number of on-site parking spaces reserved for hotel guests, allocated on a first-come basis. Additional harbourside public parking is a short walk from our entrance.
Yes, the gaming lounge welcomes visitors from beyond the hotel as an evening destination in its own right, though we do recommend calling ahead to check table availability.
Each room designed for comfort, with several overlooking the harbour
A comfortable room with partial harbour views, a queen bed, and a compact sitting area, suited to a quiet overnight stay.
A more spacious room with full harbour views, a king bed, and a reading corner by the window, ideal for a longer stay.
A generous suite with a separate sitting room, harbour views on two sides, and a marble bathroom with a deep soaking tub.
Our most distinctive room, set in the original house with period detailing, a private balcony, and uninterrupted harbour views.
Stayed two nights for an anniversary and ended up spending most of the second evening in the card room downstairs. Nobody rushed us, the dealer was patient explaining the rules, and the harbour view from our room in the morning made up for the late night.
Booked the Captain's Room for a work trip and stayed an extra night just to have dinner in the restaurant again. The lamb dish was properly good and the cocktail list is longer than most bars I've been to in Glasgow.
We had a small family gathering in one of the private rooms and they let us use part of the gaming lounge afterwards. My uncle hadn't played blackjack in person in years and it turned into the highlight of the night.
Dinner, a well-made cocktail, and a table in the gaming lounge — all under one roof in Glasgow.
Set directly on Glasgow harbour, with a character shaped by decades as a working house rather than a purpose-built hotel.
Our bar team builds drinks around season and provenance, not novelty, resulting in a list that rewards a second visit.
The on-site gaming lounge, dining room, and bar are designed to work together, giving guests a full evening on the premises.
A small, experienced team who know regular guests by name and are comfortable arranging private evenings on request.