We (friend & I) stayed here for 3 nights in a 4-person room, and two of these nights we had the room to ourselves. Location is great- close to buses and shopping and is an easy walk from the station. The room was clean (except for the spitballs stuck to the walls and some dried blood or something on the wall by the bed) and it was nice to have your own bathroom and shower at a hostel-- this made it a great value. The staff were efficient and helpful. The room cards did not work in the elevator- I saw several people having this issue and the staff was mildly unhelpful but it was not a big deal to wait until the elevator came down with someone else. Free breakfast is part of the great deal- cereal, toast, milk, juice- this was a very nice touch. The rooms were cleaned very well in between days. We were on the 9th floor (I believe it's actually the 10th b/c Europeans call the second floor the 1st) so there was city noise (trains, buses) but nothing more than usual. There is a lounge that we relaxed in one night that was nice (although there was dried gum on my couch- ick). I would recommend this place to friends who wanted an excellent value hostel.

We went to Glasgow for a weekend, 5 people (25-ish years old).
Hostel is very close to the central station and the city centre (walking distance).
Rooms average (it used to be a student dormitory), nothing special, rather old matress' and you can feel the springs. The bathrooms are clean - there is only shower (you can control only temperature, not the stream).
Breakfast is in the price, continental, like in typical hostel.
The staff very nice and helpful.
Overall recommended place.

My boyfriend stayed at the Eurohostel for 2 nights before I arrived in a 18 bed dorm and a 4 bed dorm. He felt the 18 room dorm was a bit noisy and the bathrooms were a bit messy, but that the value was unbeatable. When I joined him, we stayed 4 nights in a private room (bunk beds). I thought it was lovely! The staff was super friendly, the room clean, fresh towels daily and from our room at least (floor 7) quiet at night. The breakfast was a bit slim, but not bad. We didnt have time to do one, but offers tour booking for the highlands right at front desk. Location was superb! Right in centre of city, very close to Glasgow Green, where we saw Radiohead. Overall, a hotel like setting for a hostel price. Would definitely stay at the Eurohostel if ever in Glasgow again.

I stayed at the Euro Hostel with two friends in the summer of 2007.
We had a perfect stay. The room was very neat. The hostel also was very neat and very professional. The people at the desk are very helpful and there's a lot of information available about Glasgow.
The breakfast was OK. Of course, you don't get scrambled eggs and fresh orange juice. But you don't pay much, so you shouldn't expect that either. The range of products available for breakfast was perfect for the price!
No further remarks, this is just the way I like a hostel to be! I'd even advice it for a low-budget family-stay, because it was so neat and quiet!