A massive fire broke out in the city center of Glasgow, resulting in the evacuation of several buildings. The fire originated on the fourth floor of the Revolver Hotel on Virginia Street, with flames visible from the hotel. Emergency services responded promptly to the scene on Saturday evening.
Locals were forced to evacuate as flames engulfed the city center hotel, adjacent to the renowned gay club Polo Lounge. Shocking images captured the intensity of the blaze as onlookers watched from the streets below.
The Revolver Hotel confirmed this morning that the fire has been extinguished, although the extent of the damage remains unknown. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and the hotel expressed gratitude to the fire brigade for their rapid intervention and to their staff for their composed handling of the situation.
The fire emitted a thick cloud of smoke over parts of the city, with the hotel’s rooftop consumed by the evening inferno. Nearby structures such as the Trades Hall, House of Gods, and Spires Serviced Suites were also evacuated as a precaution.
Drivers were advised to steer clear of the area, while pedestrians gazed upwards at the unfolding fire scene. Firefighters managed to contain the blaze after it erupted around 6:20 pm, averting any casualties and ensuring the safety of guests and businesses within the affected building.
