Stayed 3 nights in July--began & ended our Scotland visit here. Rooms--small & clean, ask for "upgrade" which they'll give automatically if not full. Value--Scotland's expensive--the Brunswick was a fair price. Modest breakfast included. Noise--a problem on 1st floor (2nd floor in U.S.) above the rest./bar--music thumps 'til midnight--sounds great in the bar, though! Reserve higher floors, back of hotel for quietest rooms. Location--excellent base for exploring Glasgow. Small supermarket doors away, restaurants & pubs near ("Cafe Gandolfi" our favorite for fresh & delicious variety; "Bar 91" good pub, & many others).
Glad we had a dinner at the hotel restaurant--good prices, upbeat atmosphere. Friendly staff & helpful front desk--Ellen took good care of our requests.
Glasgow is up-and-coming--enjoyed this city more than touristic/crowded (but lovely) Edinburgh. Definitely worth a visit!

Great location in the centre of town. Thats about all you can say for this very shabby run down little hotel. It's not even particularly clean. Better to stay at one of the chains.

What a find. Small, intimate,relatively new hotel in the heart of a thobbing old world city. The owners and staff were warm, welcoming, delightful and couldn't have been more accommodating. The on-site bar and restaurant( if they didn't have it on the menu they would make it for you) made it unnecessary to look anywhere else after a long day of touring. Great selection of wines also. Don't bother looking anywhere else.

fantastic hotel, smal but friendly. Brill staff, brill food, brill location, brill everything, Thoughourly enjoyed our stay, regards to Michael, Steve, Ellen,Sharon and all staff. All the best from Spain,Mike an Margi