We stayed at the Alamo for five nights over the New Year period. It is a stone's throw from the park, and situated in a lovely quiet terraced street very close to all that Glasgow's West End has to offer. The place has a real homely feel, and all the Christmas decorations and huge tree made it a great place to be over the festive period. Steve and Emma were friendly and accommodating, always willing to help out with recommendations for places to visit. Steve was dressed in full Scottish regalia for Hogmanay, and his whisky collection was on display for guests to learn about and sample. Despite gale force winds and constant rain we felt warm and cosy, and we plan to return to Glasgow and the Alamo when the sun (hopefully) will be shining in the summer!

We look forward to returning to the Alamo House in April, 2012. The location in only one reason to stay here. It is on a quiet side street across from Kelvin Grove Park and Museum. Each room is unique with interesting antique and comfortable furnishings. Even though some have shared bathroom facilities, we have rarely even seen other guests in the hallways or showers.
Steve and Emma are welcoming and helpful. The breakfast room, with its decorative painted ceiling and view across to the park is stunning.
Returning to the Alamo House is always a highlight of our trips to Scotland.

thought the place was good,but expensive for room 1 luxury double room ensuite £115, the bed was uncomfortable, needs new mattress & towels/dressing gowns didn`t smell fresh,no fabric conditioner at all.
breakfast nice, only scrambled eggs & bacon on offer ,not full cooked breakfast which would have been better.
quiet very little traffic noise, cute cat in the hall.

Me, my fiance and one of our friends arrived at Alamo guest house by motorcycle. It was a B-eautiful day in Glasgow, about 25°C and that in the beginning of June. Steve was standing at the front door on his socks :) turns out he was the owner. Steve made us feel right at home. It was our first time in Glasgow, and were looking for a restaurant, so we got lots of advice on places to go to. Also places to go out. Checked out some DVD's (free of charge!) for late at night.
Lovely room (felt like a honeymoon suite, which is nice for a freshly engaged couple), nice view, calm neighbourhood, good breakfast, friendly staff, ... Overall this was the best hotel of our trip to Scotland. Next time we're going to Scotland we're definately going by Alamo Guest House to say hi to Steve and Emma!

Greetings,

Sarah, Bert and Felten from Belgium