Stayed there as was attending a concert at SECC. Very handy as only 5 min walk away...

Not too handy for town tho but public transport (bus, train or taxi) is available nearby.

Hotel is really nice - rooms are modern altho ours was a bit on the small side. Drinks in mini bar very reasonable, bar prices also. Staff really friendly and helpful.

Nothing bad to say about it really....would def stay there again and wouldn't hesitate to recommend.

I've stayed at the City Inn twice while I've been in Glasgow. It's a bit of a walk to go anywhere. The beds are comfortable but after a while my and my boyfriends back and neck were bothering us. The maids don't seem to speak English too well. I tried during both visits and all I received was a confused place.

I stayed on the river view and on the other side. the river view is nice but i wasn't too excited about it. The food is a bit expensive and not that great.

This very nice hotel overlooking the Clyde could be a top hotel in Glasgow- apart from the very bad service by the reception staff. They could not have been less interested in your stay or the welcome they give. They are uninterested and unwelcoming. Also, because they are uninterested in you and your stay if you pay for an item in cash on departure, make sure you get a receipt and keep this as we paid in cash and then this was subsequently charged to our credit card. Not impressed and put a dampener on the stay.

Stayed at four of the City Inn, Chain so far. This one is probably the weakest so far.

Strong points. Good riverside location, modern business facilities. Bar staff were excellent and helpful.

Weak Points. Bedrooms starting to show tiredness. Bar is soul less despite great staff. Reception took 40 minutes to find an ironing board. Made mistake of eating in restaurant, waited 30 minutes for starter which was a really tiny and cold portion of risotto. Waited 40 minutes for overcooked and dried out Fish. The Restaurant manager worked hard to keep people happy, but the chef was not of sufficient quality to justify the prices serving poor quality food. The delay was blamed on a surprise group booking, this amounted to eight ladies in one party. Surely a hotel should be able to cope with such a small variation in numbers.

There is no meaningful alternative to eat at nearby.