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MOXY HOTEL MERCHANT CITY Scotland’s second Moxy hotel, Marriott’s millennial-courting brand, opened last November with an equal emphasis on fun and tech, welcoming weary travellers with a complimentary cocktail on check-in and superfast wifi in its 181 rooms. Tere’s table football and a host of other games in the lobby. moxy-hotels.marriott.com


DAKOTA DELUXE Te Dakota does low-key opulence rather well, with dark wood interiors, leather furnishings and intimate lighting creating a highly refined ambience through its public areas and 83 rooms. Tere’s a champagne room, a private dining room and a boardroom that seats ten, with a 55-inch interactive flatpanel display and table service making it the perfect environment for high-level corporate meetings. glasgow.dakotahotels.co.uk


RADISSON RED Te brand’s UK debut certainly makes a bold entrance with a frontage that changes colour and contours echoing the cranes that dotted the shipyards not so long ago. Te glass-walled rooſtop Red Sky Bar provides fine views, while the location in the SEC’s Finnieston Campus, with both BBC Scotland and STV just across the Clyde, means it’s well placed for glitzy media events. Te 174-room hotel offers four event spaces, some with game studios, which accommodate between 30 and 100 guests. radissonred.com


THE CLYDESIDE DISTILLERY Located on Queen’s Dock, Clydeside is the first dedicated single malt whisky distillery to open in Glasgow for more than a century. A swish tasting room seats up to 50, while the restored pumphouse offers state-of-the- art AV. Te distillery is available for exclusive hire, catering for a maximum of 200 people for drink receptions. theclydeside.com


Clockwise from top: Moxy Hotel Merchant City; Radisson Red; The Clydeside Distillery; Dakota Deluxe


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