I was one of 10 lads travelling to this hotel for a weekend in Glasgow.

5 twin rooms were booked and paid for about 2 months in advance using one of the many travel booking sites. (expedia was ours)

Beware that using this method of booking maybe cheap but it doesn't guarantee you a room at the hotel.

After arriving in 2 seperate groups we were told that the hotel was over booked and therefore they couldn't accomodate us.

We were split up into 2 seperate hotels miles out of the city centre.

So I can tell you that the hotel is only a 5 min walk from Central station and therefore handy for everything in central Glasgow. The reception handled everything easily and without fuss.

I can say in their favour, the Corus hotel gave us a free tab on taxis in and out of the city centre from our new hotel which turned out to be very handy!

stayed at this hotel 14-16 jan, got a deal with expedia at £37.00 per night per room.the weekend before the hotel had featured extensively in the national press when a soldier committed suicide there.Dont let this put you off.Rooms are very nice, small but clean.Handy for Glasgow Central station, which is only 5 mins away.The shopping is also very close by, just further along Argylle st.All in all, a nicely located hotel

Yes, unbelievable, not the hotel but the price of the breakfast.
Is this the dearest breakfast in scotland????
We sat down to breakfast (after an overnight stay here) which was not included in the price, only for the waitress to tell us it would be £10.75 for a hot b/fast or £7.50 for a cold one. We almost fell over before we got up and left !!!.This was a shame as otherwise our stay could not be faulted. Clean rooms, friendly check in staff and handy location. Really handy for that cafe 200 metres away for a cooked b/fast at real prices.

We stayed for 2 nights on 3rd & 4th December 2004. The rooms are cramped with no proper space for storing clothes. Our room backed on to the lift shaft which was noisy all night. As it was hot & stuufy we opened the window to discover the air conditioning/heating unit was outside our window & noisy, too. There was a function on in the dining room and though we'd booked D,B&B we had to eat in the smoky bar. The party noise continued below our room until 1.30am but there were no other rooms to move to. The 2nd night proved to be just as "eventful" with the fire alarm being set off at 5am. The evening meals were good but the breakfasts were terrible and our room had not been vaccuumed at all.
We complained to the front desk on arrival and again when leaving but they weren't in the least bit interested - we were just grateful thet we'd booked a cheaper deal - we would have been extremely upset had we paid the full tariff. All in all, the only person we could recommend in the entire hotel was Anton - he worked in the restaurant & was friendly, helpful and pleasant. We could never recommend this place to anyone.