I arrived by cab from the airport, thank God for that.........rather than walking up the hill......

Initially I liked the entrance and the restaurant/bar area and my room, however in the evening the place changed into a corporate nighmare............with a lot of drunk people whose company was forking out for the bill.

I was soon out of the door and walked into town which was a bit of a hike.

I agree with one of the other reviewers who said that Malmaison has lost its chic and is looking at the corporate market.

I think it is a lot of money for what it is and will not be staying here again. There are plenty of nice hotels in Glasgow!

I was very disappointed in my recent stay here and am only glad that my husband and I were off out to a concert and dinner! The car park as mentioned previously is a ridiculous distance away ( they really should offer a concierge service to park the car), kind of destroys the ambience of a weekend away when you pull up and one of you has to drive the car to the car park and walk back! But that wasn't really a problem, just thought I'd mention it! The room was shockingly small compared to other Malmaison hotels (namely Belfast). I mean so small that you just had to step out of bed to step into the bathroom (No I'm not exaggerating!). Bar downstairs empty (4PM on a Friday) AND really really dirty, nuts strewn over the floor, dust on bookshelves etc. There was no excuse for this considering the staff/customer ration was around 5:2! I know the Malmaison tries to be sexy by dimming lights etc but PLEASE make sure the place is clean when it's daytime! Breakfast was a comedy! No place settings, wrong order brought, table bedside us not cleared in the 45 minutes we were there and I mean etc etc. This is a very poor hotel and I wouldn't recommend it for quality, service, location or overall atmosphere. Try the George Carlton, free mini bar, excellent service and the location couldn't be more perfect! Sorry Malmaison but you just don't cut it!

Having stayed at the Mal in Manchester I really expected the same. But Glasgow was lacking the facilities and space of Manchester.
The good points - excellent staff, great food at dinner and breakfast. The average points - rooms a bit boring really, the place was taken over by corporate events. The poor points - position, distance to car park (forget the wheelchair!), lack of facilities.

Me and my boyfriend stayed here for his 21st birthday, so we went all out and booked the "Big Yin" suite for £295.

The suite was beautiful, and had air conditioning throughout.

The bedroom consisted of a large four-poster bad, with a plasma screen and DVD player, along with coffee and tea making facilities.

And the living area, there was a beautiful, comfy corner sofa, and behind this, a roll top bath laid out on a bed of pebbles, with generously sized toiletries available for use. In this area, there was another plasma screen, a dvd/cd player, surround sound and a docking station if you have an Ipod.

The bathroom was also amazing, with double sinks, a double power shower, and another helping of toiletries.

We also received complementary champagne and full use of the hotel's DVD selection.

Room service and mini bar prices are fairly expensive, although that is to be expected I guess.

The only downside I will say is that I put the £50 deposit to be paid on check-in through my card and I was told the money would go back on the card on check-out. The money did not go back on until a week later after a few phonecalls to chase it up. My advice would be to pay this in cash and save the hassle.