My business partner and I stayed at the Radisson on the 19th October. We were unable to park our car directly outside the hotel as there are double yellow lines and a bus lane. I drove around the hotel several times looking for a parking space, but to no avail. We ended up parked in a grotty NCP car park 5 minutes walk away, which is bad enough during the day, but particularly horrible after dark. The day shift reception staff were friendly and efficient, however, the night shift seemed happier hiding behind the screens at reception rather than maintaining a presence behind the reception desk. Twice we returned to the hotel after 9pm to find no one at the front desk, and other staff members seemingly unable or unwilling to come over and help us.

Our rooms were really nice - clean, modern and well equipped. Breakfast was good too, with fab bacon and eggs, and good strong coffee.

We travel to Glasgow frequently on business, and would probably have considered the Radisson as our regular base......if it wasn't for one major factor. The Radisson appears to be located right in the heart of the Red Light District in Glasgow. As soon as the local businesses and shops closed for the day (about 6pm), the street corners soon became the haunt of 'working girls' and their clients. One evening, we left the hotel to walk to Gamba, a seafood restaurant recommended to us by the reception staff (who said it was a short walk away). It was an incredibly uncomfortable and intimidating experience to walk past the women in the red light districts and the kerb crawlers who were approaching them. We were 2 women alone in the city, and we felt incredibly vulnerable being in the area around Argyle Street, Wellington Street and Oswald Street - the 3 streets that surround the hotel.

No matter how lovely our room was, or how great our breakfast, we wouldn't want to stay at the Radisson again because of the location. I'm stunned that no one seems to mention the red light district in any of the reviews here - did we all stay in the same place?

Thankfully, we are booked into another hotel for our next trip to Glasgow which is in a far superior and safer location.

This was our second stay at the Radisson in Glasgow, and I wouldn't hesitate to stay there again. The hotel is modern and stylish but with the friendliness and service you would expect to find in a much smaller hotel. Without exception, the staff couldn't have been more helpful and dealt with every request efficiently and with a smile.

The only thing which disturbed us this stay was the loud music from the floor below (we were on floor 3, I am assuming there is a function suite below) and then in the early hours, what seemed to be the noise of furniture being moved. It was not excessive, but on future visits, I will request a room on a higher floor as we did not have this problem when we stayed on floor 4.

The twin beds pushed together in what is supposed to be a 'double' room is also weird, and slightly uncomfortable. Provide double matresses and duvets Radisson!!
I don't want to appear negative, and these were really minor things.

I would recommend this hotel to anyone wanting to stay in a modern, stylish, friendly, relaxed hotel, so close to the shops, it's easy to pop back, unload those bags, grab a glass of vino and start shopping again!

P.S. The lovely doorman, Kenneth in his chic black kilt is a total star!

Very good service from the moment you check in to the moment you leave.
Staff are courteous and helpful.
Good room service menu with prompt delivery.
Free use of Fitness First and classes are a bonus!!
Definately worth going back to.

Just returned from 2 night stay at the Radisson, my husband and I were well impressed. Hotel staff very efficient and friendly and there's always something nice about "newish" hotels, the modern decor, the little extras like underfloor heating in the bathroom and the room layout unusual but really effective.

Located within 2-3 mins walking distance of the main shopping area and also some of the great not to be missed sights of Glasow like City Chambers and the "Lighthouse" where we climbed to the top to catch a view of the rooftops of Glasgow.

Breakfast was really good, mainly buffet style hot and cold with some interesting looking scottish delicacies, haggis for breakfast!! additional special hot orders were available i.e. poached eggs, kippers etc at no extra charge. The cold buffet was great huge selection of freshly prepared fruit, yoghurts, nuts etc for the health concious & then if you've room danish pastries etc.

We ate in the Collage restaurant on Saturday evening and again the food was really good, the best steak we've eaten for ages and they were really busy which is a good sign.

One last but not least thing to mention the leisure centre which guests can use free is definitely worth a visit. Proper sized pool, not a plunge pool like some hotels, sauna, hot tub and a very well equipped gym, its big, 12 treadmills alone.

Overall a good time had by all and definitely one we will be repeating.