probably was rather nice when it first opened it's doors, but it's in dire need of an overhaul. Room was spacious enough and was pretty clean, but furniture was really shabby as was carpet and curtains. Great location and nice little bar, but the hotel could do with some TLC. Staff were friendly enough. We only spent 1 night and really just used it as a place to sleep but we probably would have looked for an alternative if we had planned on staying any length of time.

Okay, the location is good. But the rooms are incredibly tiny and the corridors are claustrophobic. Breakfast is even worse: some prefab cereals, yesterday's croissants, plastic cheese and ham, all served in the bar which still smells of last night's beer. The waiters couldn't care less and don't even wipe the tables.
On the whole: really bad value for money. Never again.

We were very disappointed in this hotel. My husband and I stayed for our first anniversary on Saturday night and we were very much looking forward to our romantic getaway.

We could not get over how small the rooms were, the bed takes up most of it, the bathroom was tiny, there was no air in the room, our view from our room was a brick wall, the window would not shut properly and there was no alarm clock. We were charged £85 for our room which I personally think is far too much money and was day light robbery.

There is also no mention of the nightclub on their website that was situated directly below us (it actually felt like it was going on in our bathroom, it was so noisy).

I would only recommend this hotel to students who couldn't care less where they stay and just want somewhere to fall down after they have been in the nightclub downstairs.

I personally think that the hotel needs to re-focus and re-price at the bottom end of the market, or spend some serious money to match its over inflated view itself.

There is minimalist chic and there is providing the bare minimum, and I am afraid this hotel provided the latter.

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!