Glasgow is practically a Scottish version of Leeds, and coming from West Yorkshire, this is not ideal, but the good thing is, Edinburgh is a short train journey away. The hotel is brilliantly located, we went for 2 nights, a weekend when there was a biig football game on so traffic was heaving on the way in, BUT once into town, it is very easy to get to the hotel and park up underground. Location, it is great, a short walk away from all the shops and both the train stations, and the concierge helped us with everything, even locations and sites in Edinburgh, what he didn't know wasn't worth knowing. Very helpful guy. Food was indifferent, wasn't too impressed with breakfast, above average, but the haggis spring rolls in the bar are to die for. One thing, do not order the pineapple dessert, all you get are 2 wafer thin slices of pineapple with what I can describe as a slight presence of sauce, on the whole, the meal in the restaurant are again above average. Staff were very helpful and friendly and even built up a rapport with the concierge, very likeable guy, saved us a lot of time looking for things, he gave us a map and circled things of interest for us. If Glasgow isn't your cup of tea, do not discount this hotel as the train stations are withing 10 minutes walk and easy access to go see the sights, also if you are wanting Edinburgh, at times I have looked for hotels here and struggled, I would really consider this hotel as an alternative, a bit far out, but for the sake of a 3/4 hr train journey, not end of the world. Room was big, we got a deluxe king, had a distant city view, the air con didn't work, we reported it a few times but wasn't repaired, was annoying, other than that, was a really nice stay and I would consider stopping here again if I do stop in Glasgow again, would be one of the first hotels I would check and compare prices to others.


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