Just got back from the Malmaison Glasgow. The staff were very friendly and helpful. They gave us a free upgrate to a bigger room from a standard double. We didn't ask, they just kindly gave it to us. The room was lovely and we were pleased with the outcome. It was only later when we came back from dinner that we realised there was a problem. The room was very hot and stuffy, the radiators were off, but the room was airless. We were in the old part of the buliding and our window didn't open at all. There also seemed to be pipes(heating maybe) boxed in running through our room that made a terrible noise. If you are a light sleeper, this will be a problem. I would go back, but make sure the next time I get a room with a window that opens.
Vegan food tip: there is a brilliant vegan pub called THE 78 in the West End. Great food and a good Jazz band at the weekend. GLACIS!

We have stayed at Malmaisons before and we really like them, but the Glasgow one is starting to go off the boil a bit.

We tried to book online which was advertising a great rate, but kept getting bounced off the site, so rang the hotel directly. They said they didn't have any rooms available. We tried the web again and got through and booked the rooms at the great rate. Not sure why the actual hotel said they didn't have rooms.

Our room was lovely, they always are, and the bed was really comfortable. The showers are great and the lotions etc. are fabulous and a sign always says to take them home.

The most disappointing part was the service in the restaurant, which used to be great. The food is still okay, but not as good as it used to be. The staff don't seem to have much idea anymore and are looking shabby in black tshirts that have been washed a few too many times.

There was a new Italian sommelier who didn't smile, speak or offer any wine advice, and a raft of inexperienced staff, including one who memorably lifted his tshirt to scratch his belly whilst taking our order. Drinks took over 20 minutes to arrive when there were less than 10 people in the restaurant and none in the bar.

We had breakfast there each day, and one morning my bacon roll was huge, but only had one lonely rasher in it. I asked for more and they were provided, but it all seems a little slapdash. Amazing French yoghurt in little coloured terracotta pots though!

Parking is always a problem, but found out that if you load the meter before you go to bed, it takes you through to 10am the next morning, instead of getting up to feed it by 8am.

Mal is still good, but it's not as good as it used to be. Such a shame.

Hotel is very nice. Room was great, warm, decorated nicely and very romantic.

Close to city centre (10 Min walk downhill).

Only problem we had was that we ordered breakfast to be delivered to our room the previous night but it didnt turn up in the morning. After a call to reception was it was sorted quite promptly.

Would reccomend staying here

Enjoyed a Sunday-night good-value inclusive break here: it's a cool, most tastefully-converted and furnished building. Room not massive but otherwise usual high standard. One major-ish gripe: the [twin] beds were 'firm' to the point of punishment,
Staff all exceedingly pleasant and totally customer-focused and attentive.
Dinner [ in the crypt of this converted church] reflected Malmaison corporate shift towards the best of locally-sourced 'real' food [forget the exact branding !] and was very pleasurable as well as fairly-priced. Breakfast was similar high-quality [but mediocre coffee] and refreshingly plated hot breakfasts cooked to order rather than withering on hotplates.
Location is very very central, although parking weekdays won't be easy or cheap.