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Top East Kilbride Hotel Reviews
Courtyard by Marriott Glasgow SEC
"Good hotel. Staff could do with some training and breakfast was cold on last day"
Motel One Glasgow
"This is my second time at this hotel and I have had only great experiences here. The rooms were clean, the staff helpful and the breakfast delicious."
Holiday Inn Glasgow Airport by IHG
"Close to the airport and I liked the breakfast. The only minor issue is the space between the hotel and the airport walkway is uncovered so you could get wet if its heavily raining without an umbrella. Not sure if going via the covered garage eliminates the challege."
citizenM Glasgow
"Fun place to stay! Highly recommend"
Maldron Hotel Glasgow City
"Easy check in and check out. Nice room."
Glasgow Marriott Hotel
"Generally satisfied with my stay. Room was clean but lacked basic amenity such a water. A complimentary water bottle would’ve been nice. Breakfast was good and even had a pancake station. Staff were friendly."
Moxy Glasgow SEC
"Well maintained facility. Could use some indoor add on like bedside refrigerator or a kitchenette for families visiting. But good facility to n the overall."
Point A Glasgow
"It is located in a walkable area. Close to food and shopping."
Leonardo Royal Hotel Glasgow
"The room was in excellent condition and the staff were very nice to talk to while checking in and checking out"
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Pocket Guide: Glasgow East Kilbride Hotels
In South Lanarkshire guests will find one of Scotland’s biggest towns, East Kilbride. Closely located to Glasgow, East Kilbride hotel guests can venture into the big city or have fun with the local attractions. Use the Expedia search tool to find a great selection of hotels quickly and easily.
Activities in East Kilbride
Calderglen Country Park comprises of a children’s zoo, nature trails and a tropical glasshouse, set in a wooded glen alongside the River Calder. The exciting zoo is home to meerkats, wallabies and kookaburras. A petting farm is also home to guinea pigs, which guests can help feed. Walk around the Conservatory and take in the tropical displays of the Ornamental Garden.
The outdoor fun continues at the National Museum of Rural Life. The award-winning attraction hosts a museum, a Georgian farmhouse and 1950s farm. Visitors will meet Angus cows, Blackface sheep and Tamworth pigs. Step back in time and learn about 300 years of farm life. In springtime, there is also the opportunity to see newborn lambs.
EK is one of Scotland’s largest shopping centres, with over 180 shops and restaurants in the food hall. There is also an ice rink, a cinema and a bingo hall!