And again a lovely stay at Claremont House.
Thanks to Tom and Angus who succeeded in creating a b&b with a very special atmosphere. Private parking available and the city centre at 5 minutes by taxi.

My girlfriend and I were invited to a wedding in Glasgow and with 3 weeks to go, we had still not booked our accommodation and were in hope of finding a bargain.
Thankfully we found Claremont house.
It was right in our rather limited price range and after very little deliberation we decided to go for it.
Angus (the owner) helped us find our way there with very little trouble and while it could be said that it's off the beaten track, it is not difficult to find and the peace and quiet afforded to the house due to its sheltered location was very welcomed by us.
The breakfasts were satisfying and tasty, and set us up well for the days ahead of us.
It is true that the TV's in the room are small portables, but I have to ask, who goes for a break to watch TV?
There is a bus stop at the end of the road and a Taxi from the centre of town was no more than £5. We found no problems with walking a large part of the time as there were some lovely old buildings and the towering cathedral and Necropolis on the way into the city.
Brilliant find- spotless spacious rooms, friendly welcome... highly recommended!

I have mxed feelings about Claremont House B&B. My mom and I stayed here for 3 nights the beginning of June 2008. The house itself is beautiful. Old stone home with amazingly high ceilings. It has been beautifully restored. A very large room with the biggest bathroom imaginable and a great shower. The location is definitely off the beaten track being in the east end of Glasgow, but easily accessed via bus which is a short walk from the house. Not a bustling side of town if you want to come home after sight seeing and then just go somewhere local for dinner. If that's your plan, then stay central or west. The area is definitely in transition as people are forced to locate here not being able to afford the astronimical prices in the west end. Would like to revisit the area in 5 years - problably completely changed. The smallest TV imaginable and there is no satellite, so only a few stations with very poor reception via bunny ears. You must pre-order your breakfast the night before, which I didn't really like and this was the only B&B where we had to do this. Angus, the owner, is very efficient. Would I stay here again? Hmmm... no, I would probably stay in the west end.

We stayed at the Claremont Hotel when we went to see Celtic v Benfica. It is a stunning period property, a real surprise to walk into. The room was spot on with a lovely en-suite.
The guy that owns it is a really friendly guy and a font of all local knowledge! He saved us from getting lost both going to Parkhead and walking to Glasgow centre the next the day.

Lovely traditional scottish brekkie with those delicious scottish potatoe cakes!!!

Low cost, Fantastic value for the money and lives up to the nice pictures on its website.

We will be going back again next time we see celtic play :-)

This guesthouse is peaceful for families and romantic for couples!!!