Have stayed at the hotel many times over the years but noticed a huge difference during my last stay! rooms really starting to look tired and can be a bit smelly! Leisure club ok and breakfast still pretty good! Ordering room service after 10pm is now a real chore due to the staff barely speaking english and the food then takes an eternity to arrive! Overall still a fairly decent hotel but no longer the luxurious best hotel in glasgow it used to be!

I stay at this Hilton every month on business and I like it. I have only ever complained once and that was over sonmething trivial. I am usually roomed on the Exec floor and there is nothing to complain about.

Well what can I say after reading the review on this website I was more than a bit apprehensive, but my husband got a good deal and I thought It can't be that bad and it wasn't.
Was very happy with the location of the hotel ok it is near the M8 but you can' hear any noise in the bedrooms which are very clean and ample size for a city stay. Breakfast was great we didn't go down till 10.30 on the sunday morning (it finishes at 11.00) and ok there was a queue but there was plenty to eat and all the staff were still smiling.
check in and out were quick and efficient no problems yes the lifts were busy but when on a relaxing break relax.
I found all of the staff especially the conceirge very helpfull to the point that he went and found me a car parking space in their underground car park.
Lots and lots of choice for restaurants very near. We went to a greek on sauchiehall street called kokina and it was excellent got a taxi there and then realised how near we were so walked back. All in all had a fantastic stay, would stay here again and i am not to sure if the other people had stayed in the same hotel.

Once again I am prompted to post after reading some of the reviews here. I have just returned from a weekend in Glasgow and stayed here. I am probably in Glasgow 4-5 times a year staying in this Hilton or in the Radisson nearby.

Once again, I read the reviews here and struggle to reconcile these with the experiences I have had. These bear no resemblance to some of the stuff I read here. I find the Hilton a consistently good hotel and have always been happy to stay here.

Its a big hotel. There are at least 18 floors and a lot of people checking in and out. Therefore sometimes at checking in there can be queues,although I have never had more than a few people in front of me and this is never the issue for me it seems to be for some people.

In common with other hotels this size it will cater for conferences and functions and so the public areas can, on rare occasions be very busy. Again, these are the breaks with staying in a hotel of
this type. If its small and cozy you are after and you need to be treated like the King of Siam, don't stay in any chain hotel but a boutique one and pay accordingly.

Staff are consistently good, the breakfast and the restaurant service also good; however, why anyone (like our friend from Chicago below) would chose to sit in any hotel room in the centre of Glasgow and eat room service food is beyond me.

There are dozens of excellent restaurants catering to all tastes and price ranges within minutes of this hotel. One thing Glasgow does have in abundance are restaurants, bars, shops, museums, parkland and open spaces and to add to these very friendly welcoming people.

The HIlton is well situated to enjoy all Glasgow has to offer and offers much better than average hotel facilities at reasonable prices!