If you are looking to book a relaxing getaway in Scotland this autumn, one 'faultless' hotel near Glasgow is currently available to book for less than half price.
Now October is just a few days away, there is no time like the present to book a relaxing Scottish staycation.
One of these is the Best Western Eglinton Arms Hotel in the charming East Renfrewshire village of Eaglesham. Located around just 25 minutes from the centre of Glasgow by car, it is perfectly situated for easy access to the city. All of the rooms at the hotel, which dates back to 1835, come outfitted with Wi-Fi access, a flat screen TV, room service, and many more amenities. The deal also includes a "delicious" breakfast and a late checkout time of 12pm.
One recent visitor, in a review titled "Perfect stay in Eaglesham", wrote: "Check in was fast and we were welcomed by friendly staff who took very well care of us throughout our whole stay.
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