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"Unfortunately we stayed in room 504 - £112 per night. Our room backed on to the railway station and we heard the trains into late evening and very early morning - hence no sleep. I complained to a manager, but unfortunately nothing she could do because it was prepaid. The rooms should be priced on a sliding scale. Room was fine. Lovely shower, toiletries and lovely selection of teas and coffees, also lovely bedding. Breakfast was Unfortunately self service and a bit cold from lying out. I would not return and think for the same money you can get the Radisson blue."

"What a plentiful and delicious breakfast! So much variety and abundance!"

"This hotel is our go to when visiting family in the Central belt and never disappoints. The staff team couldn’t be more friendly and we always enjoy a plentiful breakfast."

"Front desk staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was great!"

"Brilliant stay, no faults"

"We had a group of ten in four rooms and it was a great experience. The staff was friendly and helpful as we were not from Glasgow. The hotel is one street away from every possible restaurant, pub, and coffee shop. Very walkable, close to a big park, near the university. Highly recommend this spot."

"Stayed for 2 nights here 1st floor, overlooking Suchiehall Lane, both mornings wakened at 4 by staff at nearby restaurant laughing and talking, on 2nd morning delivery truck arrived at 4.30 was there for about an hour, so if you go ask for an upper floor apart from that Hotel good. Perfect location for city centre rail and bus station"

"No glass or even a plastic disposable tumbler in room. Woke in middle of the night & nothing, had to squint my mouth under tap to get a drink...never been in a hotel without water or a glass before? I don't care how environmentally friendly your trying to be, basic necessity of being able to get a drink of water in a room is essential, imagine an emergency situation! Other than that, nice enough but room electrics all a bit confusing.. Sort the glasses out please."