My partner and I have just come back from spending one saturday night in Glasgow. The idea was to have dinner and try the gay night life glasgow has to offer and we were not disappointed at all. The brunswick hotel on brunswick street is a little gem in the heart of the city, close to great restaurants, bars and clubs. The hotel staff were very helpful. It has a bar-restaurant annexed to it which we tried for a couple of drinks before going out to dinner. This place is good value for money and would definitely stay again if we find ourselves returning to Glasgow.

The Brunswick Hotel in Glasgow, located at the heart of the Merchant City (the Soho of Glasgow) is the most wonderful hotel I have ever stayed in.

While I tend to like Victorian , old fashioned hotels, the modernist boutique hotel that the Brunswick is won me over completely because it is run like a 5 star hotel and is truly friendly.This is my 5th visit in 6 years. I wish it there was a chain of Brunswicks around the globe!

First it has an amazing location and the value is wonderful!
The Brunswick was spotless and recently redone and the 'warmth" that I associate with old fashioned hotels usually resides solely in the decor! The Brunswick is the warmest hotel I have ever found, the staff has been groomed to treat every guest and their needs with great consideration. The beds are comfortable, the linens new and clean, the rugs spotless and the bathrooms are very clean and comfortable with lovely towels and loads of hot water and deep tubs.. The rooms are small but designed with great comfort and practicality and the penthouse suite is chic and extraordinary. The owners are on premises everyday and they are the most charasmatic hoteliers I have ever encountered and you can see their taste, aesthtics and friendly consideration in every detail of how the hotel is run. I travel the world constantly staying in hotels of good and great calibre but staying at The Brunswick is simply on another level.The cafe attached to the hotel, which is a bar lounge in the evenings, is filled with the most interesting and accomplished people in Glasgow and they run the gamut from designers, architects, financiers to artists and bankers. It is inter-generational, young and old , conservative and trendy mingling together and that is rare and creates a fantasic envionrment.
By the way I am not a student, I am well over 40 years of age, hate noise and have pretty sophisticated taste and expectations.
The owners and the hotel staff , along with the patrons are avery friendly. The food in the cafe is first rate as is the service. Lets face it , Britain is expensive by American standards and to find this kind of economic value is pretty rare.
It is every sophisticated travelers dream home away from home because the staff and owners orient you to their city with insight for your needs and inside information that most of us buy city guides andscour websites to gather but usually can only come from knowing people who live in a particular city.

I just spent an overnight at The Brunswick on my way back to the states November 26th 2007. Glasgow was in the throes of Radiance, a Festival of Lights. The Brunswick was simultaneously hosting a children's charity event called Rent A Room, where several rooms were turned into art galleries and there was live music on three different floors. I went to sleep at midnight , the party went on till later but I was undisturbed, there was no noise bleeding through ,the sound proofing is great and I got to particpate as much as I like, like a local, not like a tourist.
I read some of the reviews here and I wondered what hotel these people had stayed in. All I can say is that if you are a business traveler who is rather conservative, you will find an economically priced room well below market rate in the city center with a great cup of coffee and a good breakfast, if you are a traveler with an appetite to experience local culture and desire more than anything to get to the heart of the city, while resting in great comfort and privacy, In the Brunswick you will find the pulsating, sophisticated heart of Glasgow, one of the chicest and most alive cities in the world.

Booked direct with hotel for two rooms, both single occupancy for attending a business function in the Merchant City. Hotel chosen simply for its location.
Did expect a better standard for the amount paid £95 and £85 for the two rooms.
Room I occupied had a king size bed, low level, not the most comfortable, usual bad joints when matresses are pushed together.
Others will refer to the quirky decoration, which is now sadly showing its age and getting very tatty in parts.
Housekeeping could be better, room rather dusty to say the least, opened packet of chewing gum in beside drawer, floor in bathroom grubby, lots of old cigarette burns on the bedroom carpet. TV stand broken. Mosaic tiles missing and lots of cracks in bathroom, over bath shower not the best, window handle broken, I could go on and on.
Breakfast is a very simple continental, best bit was the freshly made coffee.
I would compliment the reception staff, the girl was exceptionally friendly and very helpful.
Q carpark about a 3 minute walk away, receptionist kindly looked out for wardens whilst getting car unpacked as road very restricted. Overnight car park cost £11, did get a discount voucher from hotel but not accepted by carpark machine.
OK for one night if you want this location, but I will not rush back.

Not the most spacious of hotels but very comfortable and the staff were excellent and could not have been more helpful. The breakfast was basic but reasonable for the price and the restaurant was busy (we arrived in the middle of Saturday night after some help from the RAC) but we were found a table and well attended to.
The location is within easy walking distance of central Glasgow for shopping and the sights (such as there are.)