We booked this hotel last minute as a Birthday celebration, we had a fantastic time, the hotel room was spacious also the bathroom was clean and very large.

We used the leisure facilities on the saturday afternoon great sauna etc but rather a lot of families with children to be able to swim and relax.

We would not hesitate to return.

I have used this hotel on a number of different occasions and have had a good experience and a nightmare trip. I must be honest the nightmare was the fact they were holding the Scottish chambers of commerce’s dinner on the evening I arrived and I got caught up in the 1000+ people descending on the hotel all by car based on the wait I had getting checked in.
The hotel is pleasant enough and has 3 different restaurants to choose from but I am not sure why but I always feel there is something missing when I stay at a Hilton hotel. The service I can't fault but maybe it is the decor they use I am not sure but Hiltons don't make me feel at home. The breakfast is what you would expect from a Hilton and the staff I have always found to be very attentive and pleasant. I agree the location is not the best and I would recommend you spend the extra money and stay at the Radisson, which is far better, positioned in the city and is worthy of its 5 star status.

Enjoyed a 2 night stay here with one of the special rates for B&B. Requested a high floor room as the views over Glasgow are just amazing. The lifts are "express" lifts and boy did i get a fright at first but what fun! The breakfasts are amazing, friends of ours stayed for Dinner and apparantly it was amazing also.
The only let down is the car parking, it's costly and the car park is under the hotel and not very spacious. If you're lucky you might see the odd footballer there, i shared a lift with a Celtic player...although had to have this pointed out to me after.
All in all, this is a fabulous hotel with friendly staff and if you get a special rate then go book it now!!!

We stayed for one night in this hotel on our way up to Scotland for a fortnight in the mountains. Parking is a little tricky and quite expensive (£10 per night), although it is at least on site.

One thing you should be aware of is that parking is limited to somewhere in the region of 170 spaces and that visitors to the restaurants and bars can use the parking. Priority is not given to hotel guests.

The room itself was very nice, as was the bathroom. Very spacious both, and had a great view from the 16th floor. We ordered room service, which whilst the portions were large, they were very expensive and extremely salty. Not really recommended.

The breakfast was included in our rate, and was worth every penny. The choice was enormous and was all extremely tasty.

Overall I enjoyed the hotel and thought it represented pretty good value and convenience, but I wouldn't say that it was a 5* hotel - simply a good 4*.