Glasgow hotel near Queen's Park can be turned into flats

A hotel near Queen’s Park can be turned into flats despite neighbours’ fears.

A hotel near Queen’s Park can be turned into flats despite neighbours’ fears over the impact on one of the city’s most Instagrammable streets.committee has unanimously approved a bid from the owners of the Ivory Hotel, on Camphill Avenue, to convert the property and build more homes on the car park.

They added the scheme will “dwarf all of the adjoining houses and completely dominate the local area”, having “a massive impact on the local character”. Cllr Imran Alam, Labour, said: “Hospitality has been hit very hard since covid and I understand the current owners’ predicament. “It’s using the existing hotel building, so we are not demolishing a building, but we are then putting on this modern adjunct, which I think sits quite sympathetically.”

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