Modern Comfy One Bed Apartment - Free Parking

The property was easy to find and had a dedicated parking space right outside the door. the host was really helpful and came to see how we were settling in shortly after we arrived. They were friendly and gave us lots of useful tips to help us enjoy our stay. They even provided a small welcome pack of essentials but as there was a large supermarket nearby it was handy for anything we required. There is a rail station about 15 minutes walk away which takes you straight into Glasgow city centre for less than £5 for both of us return. The bed is very comfy and there is a tv with all the usual channel as well as Prime & Netflix. Really good/hot shower and the cooking facilities were top notch, overall it was perfect for both of us and we would have no hesitation in returning or recommending this property to anyone, our host went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and enhanced our stay considerably. 10 out of 10 all round.

Nothing, it was all top notch.

Great location for Tollcross, well equipped and felt really safe there are a single woman visiting. Free parking 🅿️ a bonus too

Nothing!

Very clean

It’s on the smaller side

The free parking was a perk, the location was good as it was only a 20 minute bus ride into central Glasgow. There were good amenities close by including a shopping centre, a supermarket and fast food restaurant. As the house was on a residential street the locality was quiet. Nice touch on arrival of cans of Diet Coke and bottled water - would have been nice to have a pint of milk in the fridge for tea and coffee rather than the supplier powdered creamer. Completely contactless check in and check out - didn’t see the host once. Keep up to date through messages through bookings.com app.

This is advertised as a one bed apartment. I would slightly disagree in that it is a converted part of the the hosts home that has been turned into a rentable space for guests. There is a separate side door for guests to enter through. But the toilet has two doors; one into the family home (which is locked from their side) and then another door that you use as the ‘apartments’ bathroom door. The walls (and doors) are super thin and as we could hear everything that was being said within the family home, so much so that it felt like the hosts were in the bathroom with us, it gave zero privacy when needing to use the toilet. Which made both my daughter and I feel very uncomfortable. We could hear the host and family celebrating a birthday party and also waving each other off in the morning at 8am. To advertise it as an ‘apartment’ is misleading - in that it is just an room…. Through a door of their house. To advertise this as an apartment I would recommend that the door is replaced with a stud wall. To give guests the comfort and privacy in the one room that this is a must! The room was very small and my daughter and I found ourselves tripping up over each other most of the time, there is a large kitchenette which isn’t really needed. As long as there is a kettle and a microwave that’s enough for guests only staying a night or too (which is probably all that you could manage in such a small space) the fridge is right next to the bed which was loud and buzzing, the floor boards creaked next to the bed. There was only a wooden blind up at the window, no curtains. There was a stick- on black out blind provided - which we needed to fit our selves and is didn’t quite fit the window so light still come through. Also the entrance door has a window so it kind of defeated the purpose of supplying the black out blind. The sink in the bathroom was tiny so having a wash was a little tricky. The shower was also tiny in that you couldn’t turn around fully.