The goodClean and within walking distance to Kellingrove Park and Museum, the botanical gardens, a couple small grocery stores, and several restaurants.The beds were decent and offered a dresser and rack to hang clothes so you didn't have to live out of a suitcase for your whole stay.The not so goodIt's an old building and the flat is right next to Great Western Road so it can be a bit noisy at night when trying to sleep.Please, more light in the kitchen! It's so dark in there when it's not daylight.This flat was on the second floor, which was actually the third floor to us Americans. If you count the ground floor and the tall ceilings, you have quite a few stairs to climb to get to the door which can be difficult for some. My elderly aunt struggled a bit, especially when trying to carry her luggage up and down, so keep that in mind if stairs are not your thing.I'm not quite sure what all the keys were for as they were not labeled, so it was a bit of trial an error to find the correct one to use. There were two normal looking keys, but only one opened the lobby door into the building.. Then, there were 3 skeleton keys, but only one worked the deadbolt in the flat. Perhaps the rest were for the interior doors (bedrooms and bathrooms) as they also had keyholes? Labeling the keys would be helpful.Overall, it was a decent place to stay for vacation. You were close to things, without being in the heart of busy Glasgow.