Fantastic value for money
Great central location which I've stayed at several times before, usually for business but this time was a social occasion. Huge double room, very much appreciated complimentary mini bar & decanters of sherry & gin. Friendly, helpful staff, good breakfast which was inclusive (£100/room/night)

I booked this hotel as a place for my new wife and I to stay before we headed off on our honeymoon. I got a great rate for an executive room on-line, and was thoroughly looking forward to the stay.

We got there very late on Saturday night, and duly checked into our room on the second floor. Although it was a very good size, we were extremely disappointed with the view (see photos of internal courtyard and air-con uploaded by others) and with the constant hum of the air conditioning.

I mentioned this twice to reception, who said they'd let the management know - but nothing came of it. I also complained that although I'd clearly stated before arrival that we were newly-weds, we were given two single beds pushed together and not an actual double bed. The bathroom was a bit cramped, but the heated mirror was a nice touch.

Other than these faults, the rooms was comfortable with good quality furnishing, Great location (I can't think of better in Glasgow), comfortable bed, and a free minibar. The breakfast was good, but I was a bit underwhelmed by the 'executive lounge'. The free internet access was useful.

If you can be sure you don't end up in the room we did, overlooking the courtyard, go for it.

Smashing little hotel in Glasgow city centre. Located just off Buchanan Street at the bottom of the hill. Walking distance to the train station [Queens and Central], Buchanan Bus Station, Cineworld and theatreland and all its nice restaurants. V. friendly and professional staff. Spotless rooms. I booked a superior room which included complimentary mini bar and decanters of whiskey, sherry and gin and four complimentary drinks in Waxy O'Connors bar and breakfast. Huge breakfast and something for everyone. Lovely little rooftop restaurant. Excellent value for money. Only criticism is that the hotel room was a little warm but we left the window open all day and it was ok the second night. The decor could be called twee [tartan armchairs & the like] but I love that. Glasgow itself is fabulous - shoppers heaven, theatre heaven, foodie heaven - planning a return at Xmas and will definitely stay at the Carlton George.

Our rooms 206 and 306 so called "executive rooms" booked through Hotelopia via Easyjet were small, dark and very warm (see photos from Room 206) . The air-conditioning was on, but seemed to be ineffectual as it was pumping warm air around, even on full blast. The alternative, opening the window, was no better as the noise from the air-conditionng unit was so loud it was hard to sleep. We resorted, after several hours of trying to get to sleep, to keep the radio from the TV on all night to drown the noise from inside and out. We mentioned how hot the room was to reception in the morning who shrugged their shoulders and said "Really?".

The air-conditioning in the Windows Restaurant, was good, perhaps they should distribute this around the hotel!

Away from the hotel the Amarone Italian restaurant was excellent.

Good location, disappointing hotel