The pub chain plans to use the upper floors of The Crystal Palace in Jamaica Street for hotel rooms, as well as building onto a neighbouring gap site.
Wetherspoons has unveiled plans to create a hotel development above one of its venues in Glasgow 's city centre.
It has submitted a proposal of application notice to Glasgow City Council with a public consultation set to take place before a planning application can be officially lodged. READ MORE: Pride Market kicks off Glasgow Barras celebrations as late night event returns in July They were given permission in August 2019 but, a month later, dropped the plans and instead created a two-level beer garden with seating for around 250 people. That proposal was later withdrawn.An architectural first in the city, the Crystal Palace situated on 36 Jamaica Street was once known as Gardner's Warehouse.
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