Radisson SAS Glasgow is obviously a good hotel, located very close to central station, within walking distance of many sites (George Square, Buchanan street, the Merchant city, the Lighthouse, ...).
Nice lobby with modern design, large room with a very comfortable bed, helpful and very kind staff.
However, like many chain hotels, there is no fantasy and you will not find the fun that might happen in smaller design hotels (such as a crowded lounge bar, special design, ect...)

This was my first stay in a Radisson, but a very pleasant surprise. The location is convenient for the centre of town, shops, road links, etc. The staff are excellent - friendly, helpful, and attentive. Design is interesting and the restaurants and bars are very fairly priced for a place of this standard.

Rooms are well appointed, excellent toiletries in the bathroom, and interesting layout (in the one we had), which makes it a little out of the ordinary.

I'd definately use it again, which is probably the best recommendation I can give. It's a very good advertisement for the Radisson name and an asset to the city.

I know the manager reads trip advisor, so I'll add: it would be useful to have a couple more hangers in the wardrobes.

We stayed at the Radisson for one night on Hogmanay. The rooms were large, very clean and modern. The staff are friendly and extremely helpful. My favourite thing was the breakfast, which can be brought to your room, for no extra charge, until 11am. Parking is available at the NCP, right next door. Take the ticket to the hotel, and you receive 24 hours parking for £5, rather than the usual £12. Look forward to staying there again.

We stayed for two nights with a baby and found the standard of rooms and friendliness of the staff to be excellent. A stylish, modern hotel with great facilities in a central location at a very reasonable price (for the UK). The hotel reccommends a qualified babysitting service (£20 for four hours) so you can take full advantage of the two restaurants and fabulous cocktail bar if you want to. No car park, but an NCP 200 yards away which costs £5 for 24 hours with an extra £2 for a valet to drop off and collect your car for you. My only criticism is that unless you know how this works it's not at all obvious - a doorman to advise and help with bags would be a good idea.