Stayed overnight after a girls night out in Glasgow. Good location, clean rooms which offer smoking or non smoking rooms. Would stay again.

Fantastic Hotel in a great location,staff are friendly and effiecent the room was nice size and very clean. Had a lovley atmosphere and would go back with out any hesitation

Stayed here for 3 nights. Without exception, all the staff were extremely friendly, helpful & courteous. Plenty of reception staff, so no queueing even at busy times.
Rooms were a good size for a 3* city hotel, nice & clean.
The staff were far better than many a 4 or 5 star hotel I have stayed in.
The hotel is located very close to Central station & shopping areas. Good window insulation, so no noise from trains or traffic.
The weakest link is the restaurant, dinner & breakfast was, shall we say, mediocre, but once again the staff were brilliant.
No hesitation in recommending the hotel.

If you are looking for a clean, comfortable room in Glasgow City Centre at reasonable cost this hotel would probably meet your criteria. It is very centrally located, 2 minutes from one of the main shopping areas (Argyle Street) and the Central railway station and yet one side overlooks the River Clyde. We stayed over on a Friday night to attend the Glasgow Concert Hall and didn’t find our sleep disturbed by traffic, revellers or the trains which are very close to the building (must be good soundproofing).

There is no parking in the busy one-way street in front of the hotel however discount is given by Jurys for the multi-storey car park across the road - just get your ticket validated when you are ready to collect the car. Due to the location of the car park (you reach it before the hotel on the one-way system) it is easier to park first and carry your luggage across the street. If you drop off at the door you will have to go around the one-way system to get back to the car park which may take some time if traffic is heavy.

The hotel is modern. The reception is spacious and staff there are generally helpful. Off the reception is a large comfortable bar lounge and thanks to legislation there is no smoking in public bars, restaurants, etc nowadays in the UK. The restaurant is off to the other side of the reception however it looks a bit too much like a good café rather than a hotel dining room. Our only experience of dining there was at breakfast which is self-service. A member of staff did “mark us” off the guest list however gave no indication of the routine and judging by the number of foreign guests who looked a bit lost we were not alone in being left to just find our own way. Not that there is a huge selection to find your way around. The choice and quality was not great and the overall experience could be bettered at many of the nearby cafes, etc in the city centre. I see that previous comments have not praised this aspect of the hotel and despite management comments about addressing the issue I believe it is still their Achilles heal. Most hotels of a similar size and standard put on a much better show in this respect. There are a huge number of places to eat out within walking distance in the City Centre for all budgets.

Good quick lift system (several available) and pleasant public areas. Our room was on one of the upper levels and overlooked the River Clyde at the side of the hotel. Reasonably spacious, comfortable bed, clean, modernish appearance. Decent shower over the bath (with wall-mounted soap dispenser). Hairdryer provided in drawer. TV just had basic channels. Tea/coffee facilities provided however remember to take your own biscuits (these are not provided).

Overall we would certainly be happy to book up the hotel on a future occasion and skip the breakfast.