Lovely boutique hotel with contemporary design. Convenient city centre location near Sauchiehall Street with some good restaurants and bars close at hand.
The staff were friendly and helpful. We arrived very early in the morning, only expecting to leave our bags with the concierge but were immediately given a room.
The breakfasts were excellent with a good choice of cooked breakfasts, not just the same old variants on bacon and sausages. Particularly nice was the eggs florentine.
I'd definitely go back next time I'm staying in Glasgow.

We spent a really great weekend at Marks Hotel in June 08. It is really well located, close to lots of bars, restaurants, shopping and cultural spots. The only disadvantage with this is that if you are at the front of the hotel like we were it can be quite noisy until late, but we didn't mind so much as we came back pretty late ourselves! Although we couldn't check straight in, we left our bags at reception and came back later that afternoon. The rooms are spacious and clean and the staff are very friendly and helpful. They let us know about things that were on in the city each day which was handy as I had never been to Glasgow before. All in all a very enjoyable trip to Glasgow in a lovely hotel.

We stayed at the Mark Hotel for three nights in June and loved it. The hotel is clean modern and the staff were really pleasant. A reasonably priced very central hotel near all the sights and very close to the shopping areas. The willow cafe on Sauchiehall street was a bit of a disappointment and very expensive nothing like I had expected, it was above a jewellery shop Buchanon Street looked better but not the original. The hop on hop off bus is brilliant to see all the sites and the kelvingrove museum was superb.It is worth a look in the city chambers just to look at the marble staircase.We ahd a great time even though it rained constantly!!!

I was disappointed by this place. The website makes it look magnificent but the reality is that the hotel has been given a less than complete refurb. The main reception, bar and restaurant have been fully modernised and look great but when you get behind the front of the hotel its disappointing. The corridors didn't appear to have been fully refurbished and nor had our room. In particular the furniture in the room was clearly old hotel furniture from before the refurb. We aren't talking classic antiques here - rather the sort of tired furniture you'd expect to see in a hotel in need of doing up. Old wallpaper had simply been painted over and the bathroom didn't appear to have had much done to it at all. In fact the shower curtain was mouldy. That said that half of the room that had been completely refurbished was very nice indeed.

The breakfast was ok and I've no complaints about the staff. The hotel is close to the main shopping area and is handy for a bus into the west end but the area immediately surrounding the hotel is a little faded and seems to be in the process of being regenerated.

Had I realised that this wasn't the special modern chic hotel the website seemed to promise I would have splashed out a bit more on somewhere that was. As it is I have come away from my two night stay feeling that this isn't a bad hotel and that it is pretty good value for money but that I have been slightly mislead by a website that seemingly only tells half the story.