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The Killearn Hotel, Glasgow
Killearn
Postal town: Glasgow
G63 9NG
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Reviews of The Killearn Hotel (Average Rating: 5 of 10) see review guidelines
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David Ross left this review about
Formerly known as the Black Bull Hotel, this has been extensively modernised since I was last here and the bar is now no more than a minor feature of the establishment. It occupies only a small corner of the lower floor, just off the entrance lobby, and is in the style of a modern and plastic looking bar/bistro. The toilets are very inconveniently located at the other end of the ground floor in the Residents’ Lounge (although it’s possible that this is just a temporary measure). My pint of Tennent’s lager was less expensive than I had expected at £3.20 and Guinness, Belhaven Best, Strongbow cider and a real ale called Old Golden Hen are also on draught. I wasn’t, as you can tell, impressed with the bar, but the Hotel itself, it should be said, looks excellent.
On 29th July 2014
- rating: 5
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David Ross left this review about Black Bull Hotel
Now called The Killearn Hotel, under which name I have reviewed it separately.
On 23rd July 2014
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