This hotel is wonderful and I can't find anything negative to say at all.

As other reviews have noted, it's five old mansion houses joined together, with an amazing restaurant and whisky bar. Each of the fabulous rooms are named after a winery. We were in Catena Zapata which was absolutely gorgeous, with a huge rolltopped bath in the middle of the bedroom and an enormous four poster bed - so incredibly comfortable.

We were greeted at reception by lovely Ian wearing his tartan trews. We both had streaming headcolds and he sat us down in the loungeroom by the roaring fire to check us in, and then offered us both complimentary whiskies which were fabulous. He then carried our heavy cases up the stairs to our room and showed us where everything is.

We missed breakfast each morning (the beds were so comfortable that we never woke early) and ended up in front of the fire with the papers, caffe lattes and scrumptious homemade shortbread - you really didn't want to step outside.

We had dinner one night in the lovely restaurant where the food was amazing and the staff were lovely.

I know that I'm gushing about this hotel, but we stay in around 15-20 hotels a year and I'm a bit of a hotel junkie - Hotel du Vin is now at the absolute top of my "favourite hotels in the world" list.

It's not cheap, but it's worth it. Stay here. Seriously.

Stayed here to propose to my girlfriend and i couldnt have picked a better place it was first class from start to finish the rooms are big and comfartable as you would expect from a 5 star hotel but definately the best hotel i have ever stayed in

One Devonshire is THE place to stay in Glasgow if you want an Olde Worlde opulent atmosphere. Very high quality furnishings in individually decorated victorian townhouse rooms.
The hotel forms part of a row of 5 tastefully converted townhouses owned, in bygone days, by wealthy Glasgow merchants. One notable former owner being Millionaire shipowner Sir William Burrell who gifted his now world famous collection of over 9000 artworks to the city in the 1940's.
Moving between rooms to the bar or dining room involves walking through a warren of corridors and can sometimes be a little challenging if you are not good at navigating but, it all adds to the experience. You can view the beautiful stained glass windows particular to each individual house as you stumble through the passageways on to each landing.

Service is attentive and courteous without being too in-your- face.
Not cheap by any means but certainly worth the money , if you feel like spoiling yourself. It is popular with the local well-to-do set and it is quite common to meet local and international celebs.
Top class produce served in the restaurant, which is very popular. Book early at weekends to avoid disappointment.
Bar is cosy and peaceful with a wide selection of good wines and malts ( 6 Lagavullins) but very limited selection of beer.

Close to Byres Road, popular for eating, drinking and socialising. City centre action is around 10 - 15 minutes by taxi depending on traffic.

Visited three times now and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. Try laterooms.co.uk for most competitive price. we have been lucky enough to stay for as little as £99.00 but don't expect to get the best rooms for that rate and you can expect to add at least £50 to your bill if you have coffee and a drink. Dinner for two is around £100 - £150 depending on your selection of wine. Much, much more if you like good wine.

If you want the same quality a little further out of the city try Cameron House. For a high quality, modern, city centre experience try the Radisson. Both around the same prices.

We unfortunately only stayed here for one night and it was all that we expected. We stayed in one of the newly rennovated townhouses in the lowest class of room and it was well worth the price we paid considered the travelinn was only £40 cheaper. The room was contemporary but homely with a huge very comfortable bed but the best bit for us was the bathroom, enormous with a beautiful roll top bath and a huge separate shower. We decided not to dine at the restuarant and headed to nearby Byers Road but returned to the hotel for a whiskey from their extensive collection, very cosy in the whiskey bar. I would definately recommend this hotel - am looking forward to my next stay here.