Complimentary bad and lounge

Lounge lighting was too bright and no outside view to speak of despite the seventh floor location - advertised views over the city were in the restaurant

hotel is brilliant. but the windows restaurant was terrible we booked there for our anniversary meal . soup was cold the waiter took it away and told chef making fresh but it came back with fresh garnish on soup but the garnish i had took off earlier was on side of plate( microwave) my husband ordered a steak medium when it came presentation was horrible and blood pouring from it and my chicken was so dry. we returned both meals finished our wine and paid for our wine only ( the best part of our meal) then the waiter admitted it was an agency chef they had says it all. the hotel is really lovely so dont be put off it JUST dont use the restaurant.

restaurant as above

You couldn't ask for a better location in Glasgow. The airport express bus will drop you off half a block away, and the Queen Street rail station is very close (although this didn't present any noise or traffic problems). Using ScotRail's immaculate, on-time trains was a highlight of my trip, so I could easily get to Loch Lomond, Edinburgh, etc., then back in the evening and be just steps from my lodging. There are dozens of excellent restaurants nearby. The grocery has lots of ready-made food, pasteries, and produce. You're near an indoor mall with Boots and other conveniences. The hotel staff is very friendly and helpful, and hotel services are xlnt so your room will be clean and well stocked. Free mini bar at this hotel means they offer decanters of vodka, gin, and whiskey and a fridge with sparkling water, tonic, soda, and beer. Scots appear to be rather serious drinkers. I had their most basic room, but for a bit more you can have access to their 7th floor lounge with its 'executive' benefits, which are described on their website. The only suggestion I have is this: if you have back issues and need a firm mattress, talk to the hotel. My bed was a bit older. I can sleep anywhere, but I know some folks are fussier than me. I would choose this place again if I returned to Glasgow.

Great central location. Subway station to the right and train to the left was perfect for getting around Glasgow. Team were friendly. Housekeeping was brilliant, had room tidied and topped up everyday. Mini bar was great. Bed was really comfortable. Good heating in room.

On the last night there was a room opposite us that unfortunately were shouting until early hours of the morning which kept us up as they were shouting in the hallway and you could hear them when they were in the room too. But the other nights we had no issues.

The location is great for people arriving by train or bus, staff are always polite and helpful. I also think the booking of lounge access could be changed but I appreciate some people could abuse this. I do think rooms are a bit outdated.

These rooms are getting dated as I have been returning to the hotel for many years and the decor hasn’t been updated and you have taken some feature in the room away. ie the throws and cushions on the beds and toiletries are scarce, no shower caps. The rooms could do with a walk in shower for people who can’t climb into a bath, and grubby carpet on the stairs.

A fabulous central location close to Buchanan Street and George Square. The AirPort Express bus is on the parallel street which was very convenient. The staff were friendly and informative. Breakfast had a wide variety of food including the option to order in addition to the buffet selection. The view from the restaurant was of the stunning roads and rooftops of the city centre! Waxy O’Connor’s pub was right next door which was a nice way to end each night.

All was good.

It was in a fabulous location. Very central. Our room was a good size. Well appointed. There was a fan in the room which was useful. There was also a very good hairdryer and a pair of straighteners. Club room so free mini bar. This wasn't fully stocked when we first arrived (first impression was that it was poor) but had been stocked when we came back a little later. Huge bed. The club lounge was a nice touch and the drinks / snacks were good. Attached to a good pub. The restaurant on floor 7 was bright and airy for breakfast and the buffet was superb.

The bed was a little firm for my liking and the duvet was very heavy, making for a hot nights sleep. The furniture was a quite old fashioned and in need of a bit of TLC (there was a standard lamp that fell over of its own accord) although this was a minor consideration. The shower, although powerful, could have been done with an updated shower head.

Stayed here several times now. Usually stay club room or executive lounge access for additional perks. Staff are excellent and very helpful. One offered an umbrella on a very rainy day. Location is excellent. Very central. Club lounge facilities included in our booking, are a nice additional touch. Breakfast is very, very good. We really enjoyed that and the professional staff service there, throughout the stay. Superb.

Older establishment. Lounge ceiling leaked during heavy rain. Some of the furniture is dated and a little worn. Would benefit from repair or replacement. Additional bed pillows could also add to comfort of stay. We would request no adjoining room door next time due to limited soundproofing observed in latter part of stay.

Central, nice staff, comfortable bed. Club Room with drinks and access to Lounge Bar. Balcony to sit out. Tip - Room 609.

We cudn't stay longer!

The location was excellent, right in the heart of the city a minute away from Queen Street station. Our room was great, the complimentary mini bar was a lovely perk, and access to the 7th floor lounge was fab.

The bathtub had a couple of hairs in it, but otherwise everything was clean. Breakfast in the lounge was unusual. Even though there were two of us we were given just one plate to share with a croissant, cinnamon pastry, banana, orange, and two yoghurts. I would've expected one plate each. A hot breakfast option would've been appreciated but that was priced at I think £23 per person which was extortionate for a breakfast buffet.