I have stayed in the Fraser Suites before, but in a Queen sized apartment, which was fantastic. I booked a studio this time as it is cheaper and others said they were good - they were not wrong. I had a huge studio apartment, with separate bathroom suite and tiny corridor connecting the two. The room was 403, and faced the back, where a car park was, so not great views, but I wasn’t there for that!
The washing up and tidying is done for you, which is great as I hate washing up, so it is like a mix between a hotel and a rented apartment. There is a weird cooker microwave thing, which is a good microwave, but not such a good cooker. There are two hobs as well, so you could really cook up something nice. Plus the toaster, kettle and fridge, of course.

The only thing about room 403 was the pulsing shower - ran hot and cold and pulsed slightly whilst doing so - weird. They need to get this fixed.

I will stay there again, no hesitation.

Myself and my partner stayed there for one night and I honestly have to say when I saw the state of the rooms I wanted to go home. Room 123 was the apartment we were in and it was manky. It was on two different levels so the extra space that you were paying for with a delux rooom was actually a hallway. Aside from this the flat itself was very grotty. It felt like a badly maintained student flat. One of the windows would not close, the walls were really dirty and the grouting in the bathroom was filthy. Def not some place you would take a bath.

After a arguement with the manager we were moved to a room on the second floor which was slightly better but still not up to four star standard. Not worth the money. Be careful when booking on a website as they don't actually tell you the full price (including VAT) until you get there.

Just returned from a 3 night stay at the Fraser Suites. The apartment I stayed in was room 117 On the first floor. I was amazed at the amount of space for the price I paid, a large lounge diner / kitchen, spacious bedroom and well fitted bathroom. It was great to have the use of a dvd player and hi-fi. The only complaint I have was the lack of air conditioning and the apartment was a little hot. Overall I really enjoyed my stay here and would defnitley come back.

The reviewer who compared this to the Radisson needs to remember that these are appartments not a hotel.

I've stayed at the Frasier suites a number of times, both by myself and with my partner. The first time I stayed I was in room 101 (as mentioned in other reviews) and didn't like it very much. It is a very industrial grey and somewhat depressing.

However the other rooms have been fantastic. They are clean, well maintained, spacious and have good facilities - DVD/TV with satellite channels etc. The kitchen facilities are slightly limited (no dedicated oven, just a combi microwave) but if, like me, you can't face any more room service at hotels, it is brilliant to be able to prepare your food.

Noise at night can be a problem if you leave your windows open (which I tend to do). If it isn't the kick outs from the nearby clubs, it is the local wildlife. I hadn't realised that seagulls don't actually appear to ever sleep. Still close the double-glazed windows and everything is OK.

Laundry facilities are available in the basement, again fantastic for long stays. The staff are perfectly friendly although not as helpful as some hotels I've stayed in. However as far as appartments go, they are probably the best I've encountered.

The location couldn't be better. Turn the corner and you're in the main shopping area of Glasgow.

Overall a great place to stay if you are in Glasgow for any length of time.