As a big fan of Rennie Mackintosh and his wife (who was a very talented artist in her own right) this is a very special place. This amazing house is set in a lovely location at the top of the hill overlooking the Clyde estuary and surrounded by beautiful gardens. The house itself showcases Mackintosh style at its best, the... More

Every single furnished room in this house is a delight. The longer you linger the more beautiful details emerge. Everything has been thought about, the use of light, the funtion of the rooms and so on. The Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh gesso and textiles are very special too. A complete must see gem More

A train ride from Glasgow (~30min) and a long slow climb up a hill was made good arriving at this tremendously interesting house. While the admission was as steep as the hill, it was worth it to this MacKintosh architecture and design fan with all the in-tact rooms and furniture, as well as the fine gardens and the scullery café... More

This Attraction is well worth the visit but you need to be quite fit, or ready to take a taxi up get up the hill to it. More

If you 'do' 'the House for an Art Lover', then make time to visit Hill House too. With more complete rooms it is stunning and was used as a reference point in the creation of the from CRM's original drawings. More

I'm by no means an architectural buff, but this house is such a historical masterpiece. I truly think seeing this house will make almost anyone a Rennie Mackintosh fan. There is so much to see, and the docents are very helpful...beautiful garden and lovely village of Helensburgh nearby. My kids moaned and groaned on the way, but after the tour,... More

I recently accompanied my daughter to visit this local attraction. The entrance fee was £9.00. I cannot fault the Charles Rennie Mackintosh furniture but our visit was spoiled by the staff and volunteers being so loud and intrusive. They followed us into every room and we were almost falling over them. My daughter is an Art Historian who visits galleries... More

Visited this building in the pouring rain. Nevertheless the beauty and character of the design and mastery of Charles Rennie Mackintosh shione through.His use of space and modellinging Is fantastic ; surprises around every corner and wonderful detailing lovingly restored. The integration of macintoshes elements such as chairs lights wall hangings and the like complete a wonderful picture of extravagant... More

I took my adult daughter to see this National Trust property. She was totally enthralled by the beautiful rooms and fittings. She lives in Edinburgh and tends to think the West of Scotland doesn't have a lot to offer culture wise (only half joking) but this made a major impression including the special exhibition which was running. I feel sorry... More