Bellgrove Hotel

The Bellgrove Hotel, located in the Gallowgate area of Glasgow, is a category B listed building known for its striking art deco architecture from the 1930s. Originally established as a hotel for working men, it has gained notoriety as a homeless hostel due to poor living conditions and has been the subject of various media investigations highlighting its challenges. Despite government funding and calls for reform, the hotel has faced criticism for its management and the welfare of its residents. The building's history reflects broader social issues related to homelessness in Glasgow, making it a point of interest for tourists and researchers alike.