We stayed here for two nights of a four night trip to Glasgow (the other two nights were spent in Langs).

The positives were the room, ok size and nicely decorated, the breakfast, particularly the cold buffet part and the location.

The pool and fitness area was fine, not the best nor the worse I've encountered.

The concierge wasn't much use to us. We wanted directions to the Glasgow Warriors rugby ground and he didn't know, just advised we get a taxi, although the information leaflet claimed they would help with all sporting fixtures! The guy on reception wasn't particularly warm either.

I'd go back, but only if Langs were fully booked.

My wife and I took our children (18 and 11 years old) to Scotland to look for our "roots" and used the Radisson as a first night/last night base having flown into Glasgow. This is a nice hotel in a rather seedy location... totally geared to business travelers and not families. The pool - built for swimming laps - is accessible in the basement only through an rather intimidating fitness gym populated by unsmiling body-builders (we didn't swim). We had a rental car, but no place to load or unload in front of the hotel except for a one car space shared with numerous city busses. Parking at a remote location was left to the doorman (part of a generally friendly and helpful staff). Despite a overly-warm (turn down the heat it is July!) lobby and public areas, modern (to a sterile extreme) decor and over-use of technology (the mini fridge electronically senses when a object is even moved and you are charged thusly), I feel that this hotel would probably be about right for those staying to conduct business... better to book other lodgings if you are travelling with children. Oh, they do serve a really good (and extensive) breakfast with efficent service as part of your tariff (we had two rooms which were about $230 each per night). All of us were a bit disappointed that we had pre-booked our last night in Scotland at the Radisson, but it certainly wasn't intolerable.

The staff here is really special. They were knowledgeable and helpful.

We needed to add an extra night at the last minute; and though our extra night had to be in a different (upgraded) room, the rate remained the same fabulous bed and breakfast value, and the efficient staff moved our stuff while we were out sightseeing. The breakfasts were excellent (both in the restuarant and as room service), the location good for walking to lots of things, and the rooms beautifully designed and maintained. Standard rooms are almost as big as executive rooms and just as nice.

Regarding the neighborhood: we are from the NY city area, so the neighborhood doesn't seem bad to us. We drove up in rain and traffic, and I did have to run inside to get someone while my husband stayed with the car, but I got immediate attention and our car was unloaded and parked for us in very short order.

We liked Collage restaurant very much, thought TaPaell'ya restaurant was terrible.

I had the pleasure of staying at this hotel for my first three nights of four in Glasgow. The last night I stayed at the Malmaison, which offered a better weekend rate.
This hotel is ideally located for shoppers in the UK. The best shopping district outside of London, although Edinburgh has it's share.
The photos say it all. A contempory hotel with a nice staff. Clean and nicely sized room although it is a bit of a squeeze for one of the bed partners. Close to the wall.
Unusual room design. A slight flaw is the amount of light that goes from the bath to the bedroom at night. The Europeon Radissons are a cut above the American and Australian ones in my opinion.
I thought about using the pool, but was intimidated by the gym/exercise room look. I think hotel pools should have a romantic feel.
I got great staff advice about Rogano's restaurant and the Chinese restaurant named Ho Wong. Loved both of them. A bit pricey with the Euro-dollar rate being what it is but I would eat at both of them again. An interesting note is that Scots seem to dress a bit more casual than the Brits when they eat out.
Since I missed a tour bus trip (stood in the wrong location), I got good advice from the staff about how to catch the same tour the next day. That worked out better because of the weather.
Regarding Glasgow and Edinburgh. Bring your portable umbrella. The weather changes every half hour. I am not kidding. It is unbelievable and I have traveled many places in the world. Take a look at a map and note how far north these cites are located.
The hotel is located on the edge of a district being rebuilt. Any USA city dweller will feel OK, but some people from smaller towns might feel a bit uneasy. That is how it is in most Europeon cities. These Scottish metros are not big cities. On Sunday the Glasgow subway doesn't run the first train until 11 AM. Weird.
I am a bit of a hotel buff, who places his own reservations on the web and this place deserves it's rank in Glasgow.