Husband and I stayed one night for show at SECC. Hotel within walking distance of SECC. Rooms clean, food average. The thing that struck me most was the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff. In particular Joseph and Liam who worked their butts off in the restaurant and the bar in the evening. I would recommend this hotel for people like us, on a concert break.

The hotel is chosen because it is near to the SECC where the conference I am attending was being held. No wifi access, while the breakfast could be better. Overall the service is quite poor. Even though the room is small, it is clean. If you want to be close to city centre, then you might want to look for other hotels.

We were seeing a show at the SECC so needed overnight accomodation.

This hotel was in a prime location for the SECC, it was literally just out the door and over a car park.

The hotel was ok, the staff were nice and the room was quite big, but overall for the price £55 for the night you would have been better off in a travelodge. the room was clean and the tv worked most of the time, there was also a kettle and a hairdryer which is always excellent but the shower was a little grotty with mould round some tiles and the shower didnt drain properly either so the water would fill up as you showered, the beds were fine, the view was of a carpark and thats it really.

Pretty average, good location not too exciting hotel.

.... except smaller. When we opened the door to our twin-room (101) my son observed, 'It's like sleeping in a submarine'. Quite.

I'm not keen on cramped quarters and our room was undeniably cramped, although perfectly clean and in good decorative order. It was also very stuffy, though marginally better after the window was unlocked permitting the merest sliver of fresh air.

In terms of proximity to the SECC the Campanile can't be beat. I'm sure the Crowne Plaza and City Inn are twice as nice, but they are also twice the price. We stayed two nights and it was fine, though I wouldn't choose it as a base for visiting Glasgow itself, only for when attending an event at the SECC.

Two more positives: free parking and nice staff.

We walked into the city-centre from the Campanile and whilst it was a fair hike it was also perfectly doable. We initially made our way to the Exhibition Centre train-station, then just continued walking via Minerva Street, Argyle Street, Elderslie Street and Sauchiehall Street. Very bracing on a crisp December morning.

We paid £55 per room, per night, booked via the hotel's own website.