We stayed at the Jury's Inn Hotel in Glasgow for 3 nights 1 - 4 July. We were celebrating my husband's 60th birthday. The hotel was excellent, we had a lovely room on the top floor overlooking the river. The room was clean and very comfortable. The Hotel itself is in the City Centre, an ideal location for shopping, sightseeing, etc. The service we received from the Hotel staff was excellent, they were very polite and friendly. We would particularly like to mention Gary Ross who welcomed us on our first night and made us feel very well looked after.
We would certainly choose this hotel again for a trip to Glasgow, or indeed a Jurys Inn Hotel in another location.

Jurys Inn, Glasgow, was described as 'luxurious budget accomodation' and, as such, I got exactly what I paid for.

Our room was not the largest that I have ever stayed in and the bed was a bit too hard for my liking, but there was everything you needed (t.v, hospitality tray, soap, shampoo, towels, extra blankets and pillows and air con.) - so one can not complain at the £69.00 per night room rate that we were charged ... especially as the room could take 3 adults in one single and one double bed. The downside, for me, was that our room overlooked central station and we could both see and hear every train that came in and out of the station. Not my idea of fun at five in the morning but, hey, this could be a train-spotters heaven!!.
The hotel is in the most fantastic location (train station not included) as all the shops, pubs, resteraunts etc. are right on your doorstep. The Enoch Shopping Center is just 2 mins round corner, as is Argyle Street, Princess Shopping Arcade etc. etc.
If traveing by car, there is a multi-storey car park accross the road. This usually costs £10 for 24 hours but is reduced to £6 for hotel guests.
We did not eat in the hotel at all. They charge £10 (£8 if pre-booked) for a breakfast - but we went 4-doors-up to the Crystal Palace and got a great full Scottish breakfast for £3.59.

All-in-all, a good central budget hotel.

Stayed 1 night in June 08. Met all expectations. Good location, good room, efficient checkin. Nothing really special about the place but nothing to complain about either. Price was very reasonable compared to elsewhere in Scotland. No free internet or breakfast, which is always disappointing.

Efficient , friendly staff and hotel location helped to make our stay enjoyable. The hotel was clean and although the room facilities were basic, everything you needed for a 2 night stay was provided. Our room was double glazed so the railway station noises didn't intrude. The discounted breakfast voucher (paid for the day before) contributed to make this a good value hotel.