We stayed here for one night over the weekend of Sep 20/22 2008. There were two adults and two children under 2.

We booked a normal room and requested two travel cots. While the cots weren't ready when we arrived, they were delivered within 15 mins of getting into the room. The room had ample space--even with the cots.

The hotel was full, but we didn't have to wait too long at reception and the whole preocesss was painless. The rooms have been recently refurbished and seem to be in good shape. One minor point there was a little black mould/fungus on the tiling around the bath/shower which should have been easily fixed and took the shine off an otherwise perfect room.

The breakftast was varied and plentiful next morning--great selection and ths staff very helpful and attentive indeed.

We used the pool facilities--again flawless and great with children.

Parking was a bit of a nightmare, especially since the hotel was full and this for me was the only let down of the trip. The hotel is also not that central to the city, but that was no big deal, since it was easy to drive into town and with numerous parking spaces available. Contrary to the other poster, I think Glasgow is a wonderful city--lots to see and do, at least we thought so!

Overall great stay, and would thoroughly recommend the place to anyone.

Me and my good lady stayed in this hotel and were abit sceptical at first because of the bad reviews we seen, We got a room on the 17th floor with great views of the city , to be honest wasnt to much to see in the city.
The rooms were perfect , modern comfortable and roomy. They had a mini bar and a nice bathroom, tv ,mp3 player and radio.

The leisure facilitiies were excellent, nice pool that wasnt over crowded and staff were reasonably friendly, but to be honest we didnt go to the hotel to meet friends so i dont really need anyone to be particularly nice to me.

The breakfast was amazing, wow, what a variety and very good service all for 110 euros a night.

If i went back to Glasgow , we would definately go back there .

Just spent two nights in the Hilton Glasgow. We booked an executive queen room but were given a twin bedded room with the smallest twin beds in the world. Fortunately this got changed but booking had been quite specific.

New executive lounge is a major let down. Staff are miserable and look at you as if you were trash. As a diamond member I expect recognition and friendliness. The young man in the Executiuve lounge needs to go on some serious customer relations training.

Exec lounge was busy and continual requests to restock plates, cups, cutlery, napkins, food and drinks. Staff nowhere to be seen and more interested in asking for your room number than providing any level of service.

the exec lounge has been moved to the 2nd (Ground) floor. No windows, hot and stuffy and feels as if the Hilton Glasgow see it as a necessary evil rather than what customers expect. Exec rooms are on the top 4 floors so a long trek in busy lifts to get to Exec lounge.

Only choice of food was a buffet (no a la carte) which looked tired and past it.

Area is poor and dangerous to walk in at night. Take a taxi.

Staff generally unwelcoming, unhelpful and arrogant, Concierge has no knowledge of what is on in glasgow, where to go or where to eat. When asked just handed me a brochure.

Will stick to better hotels if visiting Glasgow again

Really enjoyed my single night stay at this modern, welcoming Hilton about 10 mins walk from Glasgow’s Central Station. This hotel is the perfect choice for business travellers visiting Glasgow. My super clean room was very comfortable and featured a nice view (16th floor). I booked and paid in advance from my room from Hilton’s UK website and my rate, including breakfast, worked out to be less than £10 more than booking a room plus breakfast at the Premier Inn on Argyle Street. (I am a big Premier Inn - however Hilton offers a better product at a comparable price).

I cannot fault the service – which was attentive at check in and breakfast which was very tasty and included local favourites like Haggis (try it and just don’t ask what’s in it). If you’re looking for a modern, central hotel in Glasgow I recommend this Hilton without reservation.