We were pleasantly surprised during our stay here. The staff were very courteous and attentive, the rooms were spotless with massive beds. The restaurant is well worth a visit with good value for money. The location is perfect for all Glasgow city centre has to offer. We will without doubt use this hotel on our next visit !!!

I paid £66 for a double room which included breakfast. The hotel is in a great location, 400 yards from Central Station, opposite a wetherspoons pub. The staff were friendly and polite. There was a coffee shop on the ground floor by the reception, and a bar on the first floor. The room was a nice size and clean. The bed was comfy but was 2 singles pushed together. The breakfast was help yourself and plenty to choose from. My room was at the back so I couldn't hear any noise from the main street. I would recommend to others and would stay again.

Satyed at the hotel as I had a business meeting in the hotel the next day. Everything was organised before I got there so I didn't need to worry about the conference the next day. My room had a huge bed with a flatscreen tv very trendy and not what I was expecting for £61. The Bar was showing the football which meant I could watch it while having my dinner with a pint. Everything a man needs!

I spent one night at this hotel in June. I previously spent a night in 2005 when it was part of the Corus chain. I found a good rate of 61 pounds on the Premier Inn website. Location is not bad, just 2 blocks from shopping and dining. A Tesco Express grocery store, which was not there when I was last in Glasgow, is a block away.
My room, on the 4th floor, had a nice view. Glasgow is like San Francisco, with the streets climbing up a hill. I tried to turn on the aircon only to find that the hotel had turned it off. They offered to give me a fan which turned out to be just as good. And when I asked if I could get a wakeup call, they said they don't give wake up calls but they could give me an alarm clock.
This hotel was good for the price.