This is by no means a bad hotel. The reception, bar and breakfast room are very pleasant. However, the location can be very noisy. I was awoken by the noise of traffic outside at 05.20.

The room was huge. I think it was around 5m x 5m. It wasn't bad, but it was quite dated. If you're weighing up this hotel against the Malmaison, I highly recommend the Malmaison. The rooms are smaller, but are finished to a much higher ********.

In the heart of the city, the hotel is convenient for any visitor - in walking distance to business, restaurants, shops, and train station. Staff friendly and helpful. Location-wise, we were very happy that we chose the Millennium rather than the Hilton, Radisson, or Marriott.
Despite a few reviews stating shabby rooms, our room was fine. The rooms are not the same standard as other Millenniums at which I've stayed, just basic 3 star and CLEAN (but location and staff more than compensate for this). The lobby is 4 star and has a wonderful bistro overlooking George Square.

Hotel continental breakfast 'very' average. Across the square and to the right are pleasant cafes for coffee and breakfast. Arriving by car, you are allowed 5 minutes to unload in front of the hotel (despite signs to the contrary). The garage is only a few blocks away and once you have your ticket validated by reception, it is only 6 pounds daily.

For the seasoned business traveller, do NOT book the Executive Floor - way below par: no breakfast or afternoon snacks served in club lounge, cocktail wines rough, and though booking through expedia it stated that Executive Rooms included daily paper - it was extra.

Would definitely stay here again - location, location, location, staff, and cleanliness!!

Room excellent overlooking the square at the front
so location unbeatable
must be well soundproofed as tranquil
Public areas tasteful old world charm
Staff very pleasant
However breakfast is terrible unless you
dream of watery cool scrambled egg
luke warm bacon and sausages
The coffee just about ok
We stayed three nights and breakfast was included
Why do otherwise good hotels continue to inflict
crap breakfasts when for a small cost they could
provide a good fresh memorable start to the day?
Beats me

Hi
We stayed in this hotel the last two days in April. The situation of the hotel is very central with the railway station very very near.The Millenium is urgently needing a refurbishment with peeling grubby paintwork very evident in the bedrooms.
We had a standard room to begin with but all that separated ours from the next was a single door locked on both sides which had virtually no soundproofing. We could hear our neighbours very clearly and their television even better.
A change of room was easily enough arranged with helpful receptionists but the room given to us had a sink that was blocked and we had to clean our teeth in the bath.Another change was quickly organised; this time to a huge 'club' room, it was still as grubby but at least the sink emptied.
Breakfast was appalling! There is nothing worse than poorly heated full breakfast but that's what we were given.
Even the cocktail bar performed badly. Two nights running there was no cherry brandy for the
Singapore sling my wife craved for and the gin martini alternative had no twist of lemon or olive.Now how bad is that?
Tommy