I thought this would be a safe bet and it very nearly was. Good location just a few minutes walk to Central Station and on the banks of the Clyde. Very pleasant check in staff.

The problem with a hotel like Jurys is that if you get the neighbours from hell it becomes a nightmare and so it proved. Paper thin walls a party of blokes drinking and laughing to the early hours slamming doors which shudder the bedroom walls to th epoint they nearly fell down and the result is not a nice night's sleep.

Yes we were unlucky but the fact is that a phonecall to reception to ask them to be quiet didn't materialise. So I have to give it a low score and sorry for doing so because I cant be dishonest - it wan't a nice stay. The Barman trying to serve coffee was a disaster and most of us gave up waiting.

I stayed in the Jurys Inn in Glasgow with a large group of people on a work related trip.
I was so horrified by the rudeness we where shown, that I will not recommend this hotel to anyone with a bit of self respect.
As a group we were offered a third class breakfast, a completely different selection that the regular guests. Very basic and horrible, and they even watered down the orange juice!
We were also told that we were not alowed to meet up inside the hotel, and outside was nothing but masses of people smoking. We also booked a dinner for our group and the food (if you can even call it food) that was served was the most discusting crap I have ever been offered. For 20 pounds we got soup that tasted as nothing, slap of boild to mush vegtables that some lady served us as we were 6 and having a crap school dinner and some thing horrible from a packed as a desert. I was so upset that I left the table and had a banana in my room. The service was terrible, we had no drinks until dinner was almost finished, then when we finally had the drinks, there were no wine glasses, so we had our wine with the last of the desert.
And then they had the cheek to tell us, a day AFTER we arrived, that we were only allowed to have breakfast between certain times, and were rude enough to ring our rooms to remind us! But did they call the people that had asked to be rung and woken up on the right time, not that didn't happen. I could go on and on. Jurys Inn in Glasgow is a horrible hotel with the worst food on the palnet and horrible rude managers and some staff.

This hotel is just around the corner from the Central Train Station. Staff are extremely friendly and helpful. We had a room on the 11th floor (1106 I think) and it was spotlessly clean, a decent size, and with fantastic views. There was a pull across screen inside the window as well so that you could block out the outside noise during the night. Someone in another review mentioned a noisy bathroom fan, and this was no problem for us, as it seemed to go off a few minutes after you turned off the light. If you book in advance online and get a good rate for this hotel, I don't think it's worth looking elsewhere - really great value. The bar food during the day wasn't great, but the restaurant would be better and the hotel is so central you can easily go out if you like.
We also had an evening time meeting in the conference floor, and the staff were again very efficient and helpful. It is good for this type of thing, because there are a few meeting rooms, but also a nice break-out area - unfortunately there is no business centre etc. where you can print documents, but the staff at reception were really helpful and did this for us free of charge. You can also get Wi-Fi in your room for a tenner for 24 hours which is great - and because I worked in the room a bit, I met the cleaning staff who were very friendly also.

We arrived at this hotel to be allocated a smoking room after requesting a non smoking room. When we explained that this was unacceptable they were very slow in coming forward with a solution. We consequently spent the first night in a disgusting smokey smelling room and had to move the next morning to another. Found this
quite strange as right next to the lift and elsewhere there is non smoking signs for the hotel and signs stating that they are an environmently friendly hotel.

Breakfast was really uninspiring. Scrambled eggs which had been stewing forever and only fried eggs. The tomatoes were also barely warm and uncooked. One guest asked for an omelet and was told they don't do them. I asked to have my gluten free bread toasted and it appeared I put staff out both mornings when requesting this. Also wasn't impressed finding dirty tea bags in with the clean ones as no receptacle was provided for the dirty ones. We had to sit on the left side one morning as the right side was full only to have the area roped off to prevent others coming in and felt that we were being watched until we left. Others tried also to get around the rope only to be told to find space on the crowded side.

The parking for this hotel is a nightmare for any tourist driving to Glasgow to find. We finally found it only then to get lost getting to and from the hotel through the confusing entry and exits to the car park. The hotel does partly validate this though.

We disliked the area that the hotel was in. Seemed a bit on the dodgy
side early morning and late at night. Also had a room both times over
the road from the Youth hostel, so consequently couldn't leave the curtains open as they were waving at us! Seriously thought of going over and joining them as they seemed to be having fun and cooking up a storm in the kitchen. With the curtains shut the rooms were quite poorly lit.

Overall we certainly would not stay at this hotel again. We thought we would treat ourselves after spending UN$340 for two nights but had
better service and certainly better food in B&B's that we stayed in.