Holiday Inn Glasgow

... town).  I booked the the Holiday Inn at the airport for the night and planned to fly IFR next day to Bristol. Overall an expensive stop for fuel, ground handling, and landing fees - even the Holiday Inn was expensive. Not an airport I'd visit ...

... tall ship exhibition, and found ourselves wandering along the river (can't remember what it's called right now!) and stumbling upon the Glasgow river front festival. There was quite a bit of stuff going on, such as high speed jet-ski displays, many food ...

... toast along side juice and coffee. After sitting out on the balcony eating my breakfast I decided that I would go out and discover Glasgow. When I arrived outside and took a deep breath of the foreign air, I decided I would go visit the Gallery of Modern ...

Shopping in Glasgow The next day after a long sleep in by Fraser we all went for a spot of retail shopping in Central Glasgow. As it was in the lead up to Christmas the shops were quite busy, with lots of stalls and acts along the way. ...

... lovely little places along the estuary, but as there was more than enough to do within the city itself that wasn't a problem. Glasgow makes a perfect weekend break whether combined with Edinburgh or on its own. There is plenty to see and do within a ...

... , so we ended up arriving in Glasgow at about half twelve - too late to find a hostel, thus we ended up at the Holiday Inn, which was a real treat after all the hostels and camping, but ouch!! Expensive. But worth it for the nice shower and complimentary ...

... bonus (easily pleased, no bags checked so no lost bags problems either hehe) .  We spent the night at the Express by Holiday inn at the airport before picking up our rental car bright and early.  The breakfast at the hotel was really good, ...

This was the worst night of the whol damn ...

... Glasgow, even if the buildings were now familiar from my previous city tour :). So, there I was, finally booked in to the Holiday Inn Express, really expensive at 60 pounds, but I truly could not take another step I was so knackered after the day I had ...

... sun, it was hard to get our bearings, but it felt like we were going  east, toward the A9 highway leading to Glasgow, but unfortunately we were "speeding" north, back along the other side of Loch Ness.  When we finally got to civilization and ...

... feeling. It's also weird that we're back on the road again...no kitchen, tiny hotel rooms, dragging luggage around. Tonight, we're in Glasgow - Kel wanted to come here, so we're staying two nights. It wasn't even an hour on the train, so it was easy ...

... Cape Town with my family the next day! We ate, drank and drove our way around the Cape and the Garden route. As the holiday progressed, I couldn’t help but think about how amazing the last seven months of my life had been, and I felt an overwhelming ...

... itself still holds cultural significance, unlike Dublin which can be a bit run down by tourists and foreign employees. We stayed in Holiday Inn Express, about 10 minutes walk to the city centre in South Belfast. Value for money hotel, only 164 pound for ...

... the H.M.S Titanic, and Queen's University all the while giving us histroy and facts about Belfast. We ended up staying at the Holiday Inn on University Street. After a short walk around we had dinner at Spud's potato restaurant and later to bed. We ...

IBI Christmas party A good time had by all, with plenty of eating, drinking and general merriness.Quite a few from the London office went up with partners ...

Had a good time in San Antonio. We were staying in the Holiday Inn, a bit upscale for meant to be backpackers, but we've been using a site called priceline to get cheap deals. This one cost us 15 quid each, which ain't bad. In some places its actually ...