Firstly, the booking reservation was incorrect. I booked a double room, according to the hotel the details you sent them were for a twin room. I was given a twin room on the 5th floor, i called them down to tell them it was a double room i ordered and wished to be moved. I went back down to reception with my reservation voucher, they showed me details that said it was a twin that was booked. They said there was no more doubles left and there was nothing they could do. After talking to them they told me they would give us a family room.

The family room was a good size room, but had the worst bed ever, the bed was lumpy, had holes in the base and was uneven, i.e my legs where higher than my head!

Had "dinner"in the carvey. Yukkk. Only had main as starters looked awful. Main consisted of 2 slices of turkey and broccoli. The rest of the food was inedible. Service not good either, got charged £35 for the above plus bottle of cheap wine.

Will not be booking with hotelsrus nor quality again.

Its cetainly a quality hotel .......but high medium or low quality?
If you can get it for £50 eg on Hotel Club its a reasonable bargain - but don't pay any more.
Good points - just fall off the train at Glasgow Central and the breakfast is not half bad.
Bad points -well its last refurbishment must have been when the built the station, other reviews will tell you about the paintwork and decor.
For an overnight stay its OK at the (£50) price...but don't pay more sorry to repeat myself

Where do I start? Wallpaper peeling off walls, no hot water, no plug in sink, furniture in room preventing opening the wardrobe, 70s double glazing ineffective so very noisy at night, bed so soft could barely walk the next day, aged flat pillows. Or would you like to hear how it took three hours and repeated calls and visits to reception to get some bedding on the bed? visits because they just stopped answering the phone. Only got the bedding by intimidating the poor concierge into letting me into the linen cupboard so I could make own bed up. This is a beautiful building in a great location that has no conception of the services it needs to provide to guests. And in a hotel I'd say bedding is key.
The room service breakfast was so bad it was actually funny. A pot of instant coffee, stale croissant and rubberised cold toast.
I would only recommend this hotel to someone I really hated - and I don't think I dislike anyone enough to send them here.

I stayed at the Quality Glasgow with work, they use this chain of hotels.
she is a grand old lady of a hotel, right by the central Station. I arrived by car and they have a deal with the local multi-storey which is ok.
I got a bit lost trying to find the car park, but that was me having a blonde moment and listening to my friend talking to me while I was driving more than anything!
My room was refurbished, with a little hallway as well as separate bedroom and bathroom coming off it. Although refurbished, I thought it was quite characterful and hadn't lost it's history.
the check in desk was busy with guests, but they handled the crowd well and got through the queue pretty efficiently.
I didn't take breakfast but it looked good.
Had a drink in the bar on the night, it was refurbished and comfortable.
I think this would be a great base for a weekend in Glasgow with friends perhaps.