BEST WESTERN Glasgow City

Do not stay at this hotel no hot water boiler was broken when i checked in they didn't tell me. Staff totally unhelpful . Bedroon next to reception very noisy fan going all the time

Super modern rooms although kinda small, but who cares! I was barely in the room at all, more interested in sightseeing. Even though they were small they're still pretty comfortable. For the rate I got this was an incredible deal. I would stay here again for shizza.

Top stay. Loved it. Great location, excellent customer service. Free bottles of red and white wine plus water and Pringles in room. Well turned out. Staff very polite and helpful. Free breakfast, even though we booked Room Only (toast, muffins, coffee, orange juice). Only downside was that Wifi wasn't working in room. However, would certainly stay again - superb.

Everything is fine, just the room (double bed room) is too small

Surprisingly modern rooms in a hotel that looks past its best from outside. The plumbing is absolutely excellent although bathroom size is miniscule. Excellent value and a great short stay.

Well-located, nicely appointed and good value!

Hotel was very nice. Only few things I didnt like too much - towels smelled stronly bleach and in the basement, we could smell the smoke from the cigarettes. Otherwise it was very nice experience.

A very pleasant stay in this city centre hotel which is close to all attractions, particularly the King's Theatre. There's no restaurant onsite, but plenty to choose from nearby. Would def stay here again...

Nice hotel near Sauchiehall. No lift, so be prepared for some extra excercise :-) Overall we were satisfied with our stay, but there was a couple of minor issues, like the internet not working (wifi with strong signal, but no internet access!?) for the entire stay. The included breakfast was really at a minimum. However, very nice staff and we would have no problems staying there again!

Quite simply this hotel did not meet my expectations. I had to LIFT my heavy luggage up the stairs to merely enter the building. Granted, I am not a novice traveller & have had to concede to a lot of differences between U.S. & European hotels, yet having to tow my luggage up a SECOND flight of stairs to get to my room only to be met by the stench of what seemed like roach spray was a bit much for me. I soon was under the impression that this hotel had been perhaps an apartment building or boarding house given the layout of my room, which was small, tastefully decorated yet had no room temperature controls; there were two windows which I could open (one of which had already been opened). There was no view to speak of, only a brick wall, window to another room, & questionable apparati that seemed a cross between a fire escape & conduit for miscreants to enter my room (needless to note that my windows were locked most of the time, leaving my room rather stuffy). The wireless internet did not work in my room so I was forced to sit in the lounge area where the television sometimes blared & the wireless signal was sporadic at best. Despite my chagrin over having to come to the lounge every time I wanted to get online (there were a handful of other patrons who begrudgingly came to the lounge as well), I did especially like the espresso machine in the lounge as well as 24hr access to the lounge should I have a late night hankering to visit it. In short, I would note that this hotel was a "good enough" hotel for one who could deal with the noise of the slamming doors (there were two heavy doors that lead to my room; both slammed each time someone entered or left). Likewise, the lack of room temperature control, sporadic wireless service in the lounge only, and quaint reception & lounge areas were pluses while having to manually reset my alarm clock after leaving the room each time (forget visible digital clocks built into the television or automated wake-up calls, this room key-powered electricity only had an older style alarm) and having to take my luggage two flights of stairs were glaring minuses.