At Blythswood Square

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The taxi took us to Blythswood Square Hotel – one of the few hotels in Glasgow that would let me stay.

photo 3-6It is in an old Georgian building around Blythswood Square just west of the city.  We checked in and then took a walk around the square so I can relieve myself after the long train ride.

They had bowls and dog bed for me –

photo 2-4 A little on the small side, don’t you think?photo 3-4

Not a chance, I’m on the bed!photo 1-4Then it was time to get going. We went to the lobby to wait for Mummy’s friend, Tom.photo 4-3

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  1. Lulu and l went to Glasgow on the sleeper train, she loved it! We’re going up again this summer so l will keep this hotel in mind 🙂

    1. We went on the sleeper train last June to Inverness – I have to say I prefer travelling by day. I know it took up a whole day but I felt claustrophobic in that small cabin!!!!! Actually Darcy took up the whole bed! She was fine – just a little confused why we were locked up.

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