Beautiful accommodations. Great location. Highly recommend! Great little kitchenettes in each room.read more

Excellent location. A very short walk to the train station, plenty of restaurants and shops right…read morethere. Rooms were clean and bigger than expected. Downstairs is an in house restaurant you can dine at or grab something and take to your room. Bonus washer and dryer on the floor so you can pack lighter.

Cute hotel located in a historic castle. It's a bit outside of the city center in a quiet…read moreneighborhood but makes for a peaceful stay. My friend and I shared a suite and it was quite large. The bathrooms were also quite luxurious and there's a tub as well as shower. They have free breakfast if you book directly with them, but since we booked it through the Capital One portal, we didn't have that. The keys themselves are physical keys (not keycards). The front desk is nice and even though there wasn't a water bottle filling station, they filled them up for us. They were able to hold onto our baggage after we checked out while we explored the area.

This was a baronial estate designed by two well established local architects - Robert Sandilands…read moreand John Thomson. They were prominent builders and for Edwardians and Victorian's House. During the Second World War the building was requisitioned by the Royal Navy and was used as radar training center. Today it is a relaxing Castel - hotel that offers distinguished suites and services. There is a modern and absolutely delightful feeling about this hotel. Reminding us that luxury can be accessible and sometimes affordable. With 11 rooms inside the castle and 7 outside this definitely has a boutique feel. Beds are hard and the room are spacious. Surrounded by a lush garden this place will give you a sense of peace and serenity.

Stayed 3 nights in the Crown Plaza. Pillows were too hard…read morehowever beds were very comfy. ordered a baileys coffee which was the highlight of our trip as it came out in an expresso cup. they made me a new one and it came out in a mug. We are Irish and if you are Irish you appreciate where I'm coming from. A baileys or Irish coffee is presented in a tall glass. We met Callum from Derry, he was super friendly, nice and made me a super Baileys coffee on night 2 - thank you Callum. In fact all the bar staff are lovely, they look after their customs well - Ivan and he can spell another gentleman All the staff @ Crown Plaza are lovely especially the reception staff, they go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. It's a super location, 2 stops on the train to the city with the train station 2 minute walk away.

Stayed here for just one night in late March…read more Negatives: - Small-ish rooms, but not horribly cramped - Two small beds on wheels, making getting into them more entertaining than normal - Not located right near city centre - Definitely clean, but felt a bit old and worn Positives: - Above-average evening roast buffet, with a variety of meat and vegetarian options! Even some fish, which my dining companion appreciated - Very friendly service at the hotel and its restaurant - This is a big one: When my travel companion asked for non-down sheets due to an allergy, they verbally complied. About a minute later, when we were walking to our room, the maid was already changing the sheets/pillows for us. Whoa! - Excellent views, even if they included a car park :)

Nice and clean hotel and very close to the OVO Hydro, which is why I think most people stay here…read more The guy on the front desk was lovely. The breakfast was ok, service was a bit spotty. The beds were too soft and the pillows uncomfortable, but some people may love this. Not a bad place to stay for an overnight.

So the ONLY bad part I had after staying there for 4 days was the food in the restaurant at the…read morehotel. The "New Yorker" burger was literally the WORST burger I've EVER had in my life. The cheese was super hard I took it off and knocked on my table with it. Disgusting I found myself ordering Uber eats or going to places to eat. But the front desk staff at the hotel was amazing did a very good job answering my questions and helping me out. My room was the superiors delux with the river view super nice and clean

Wow! What a bathtub ! Long and deep it was so relaxing and such a treat to soak after long walks…read moreand busy days. L'occitane amenities including a bath bomb. Hotel staff excellent in their desire to help Scallops on their menu was so good we had it two nights out of our four night stay Great location and central to the botanical garden and shopping and eating on Byres street

NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY. My 2 year old spent a glass of milk, asked for napkins to clean it up, and…read moreinstead of bringing napkins they said they were out of napkins and asked them to leave the breakfast room. "OUT OF NAPKINS"!! Are you kidding me? The manager made my wife cry with her actions. I won't recommend this this you if you have kids as the staff made us feel like they hates kids, such a shame

Really wonderful hotel! Beautiful rooms, AMAZING spa you have to check out. Great food and bar…read more They also had a fun little wine social hour every day at four. I'd say for what you pay, definitely worth it! Also reception service is so great- someone at the front desk even made me a coffee at 230am when I was getting ready for my flight which was SO appreciated. Highly recommend.

We were traveling with another couple and we arrived early. We had to wait for our rooms. We were…read moretold they were cleaning them so we sat around the lobby. But they kept telling us they were cleaning the rooms. Finally we got our rooms. The rooms were very nice but lacked drawers. After we settled in we went to the hotels social hour. It consisted of free wine. It was very nice. The hotel included an excellent breakfast. The hotel restaurant was also excellent. Aside our waiting to get our rooms the staff was very friendly and helpful.

The guest house was quaint and provided a great breakfast. It is across the street from Kelvingrove…read morePark and a short walk from the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. It is also well-situated for accessing downtown Glascow. Unfortunately the toilet did not work well in our room (#4). The owner admitted that the toilet had been malfunctioning for some time and said that it could not be fixed during our stay; consequently, it was suggested that I use the public bathroom across the hall. The guest house manager offered to reduce the cost of the room to make up for the inconvenience of having to leave the privacy of my room for the hallway bathroom. Unfortunately, the inn's owner, at the time of our stay, did not honor the concession. When I contacted him about the matter, via email, he offered gibberish. I understand that the inn was sold after our stay and is under new management.

Extremely hospitable owners and staff. Plush, comfortable rooms with flat screen tvs and elegant…read moredecor. Very comfy beds. The bathrooms are shared, but there are enough of them that it was never an issue where I had to wait. All in all, an excellent value. Utterly adorable breakfast room overlooking Kelvingrove park tennis courts. Nice breakfast spread with bacon, eggs, croissants, fruit, yoghurt, toast, juice, and more. In addition to a DVD collection that you can borrow and enjoy in your private rooms, there is a laptop for free email/internet that you can use during the day. A fat, happy kitty cat welcomes your pets when you come in from your day in Glasgow. That makes me feel at home! A huge thank you to Steve, who went out of his way to help us with a variety of needs. He really goes above and beyond to make sure his guests are happy and comfortable. I would highly recommend this place to anyone traveling to Glasgow.

We finished off a 2-week trip to Scotland with 2 nights at the Malmaison in Glasgow. It's a very…read morenice boutique hotel, converted from a church where, likely, we were sleeping where monks used to sleep. The room itself was unique. We had a suite which was 2 floors! It was very nicely appointed, and unlike any room we'd stayed in before. The bed was in an upstairs loft-like area which overlooked the living room space below. The bathroom/shower is also downstairs, so we found, for the most part, we were only upstairs to sleep, and all of our clothing, bathroom stuff, etc were downstairs. Everything was comfortable and nice. (We loved the little pig statue in the room.) We had skylights which had shades we could control with wall switches. The location is okay...it's about a 10-minute+ walk to the center of downtown (Buchanan Street, the train station and subway stations) and down a hill...so not so bad walking to those areas, but coming back from them it's up a hill with nothing particularly close to the hotel itself. For us it wasn't a bad walk, but the hotel is not exactly in the middle of things. The breakfast was good and included a plentiful continental buffet selection (including a super-automatic espresso machine to get any coffee drink you wanted), plus you could order prepared foods from the menu. I had porridge both mornings, which came with berries and honey (though the first time they forgot to bring them and brought a side of berries and honey to add in, and the second night it was a berry compote already mixed in with the honey). My wife got the French Toast both mornings, which was among the best French toasts either of us has ever had. We spent a little time at the bar thanks to our free drinks they gave us as a gift for opting not to have the room serviced. Whiskey selection was limited (especially for Scotland), but the bartender was very nice and spent some time talking with us, which we really enjoyed. The bonus to it being slightly off the beaten path was that it was quiet. We liked it here and might stay here again if we found ourselves back in Glasgow.

Quaint hotel central to many tourist areas. Staff is lovely -- welcoming, gracious and very…read morehelpful. Rooms are fine comfort wise -- but dark and depressing. Lounge area offers more vibrant energy and lighting -- for reading and socializing.