We have just returned from a 2 night stay in Jury's in Glasgow. We were a groupof 7 ladies celebrating a birthday. WE were travelling from Dublin and new that we would arrive at the hotel at around 11:30 am. I got the manager's details off of trip advisor and emailed him informing him of this and also requesting three rooms close together.
He replied and said that he was sure that this would all be fine.
We arrived at the hotel at 11:15 and were in our rooms for 11:30. The rooms contained a double bed and a single. There was a kettle and teabags and coffee.
The room was spotless and so was the bathroom. The only minor complaint was that the shower could have had more oomph!
The location of this hotel is perfect it is a 5 minute walk from central station and two minutes from Argyll street. - Perfect. Unfortunately for our wallets there was also a matalan located across the road!
The breakfast in the mroning was a buffet style and was perfect.
The staff at the hotel were courteous and friendly at all times without exception. We also asked to store a birthday cake temporarily in the fridge and this again was obliged.

No complaints just keep doing what you are doing!

I stayed here with my mother for 4 nights and chose the hotel because it was close to the train station , as we were doing some day trips out of Glasgow. Had a few questions before I booked, so e-mailed manager Paul Bray (who had left his contact details on this site). He replied right away and was very helpful. The hotel is lovely and clean. The bedroom was big and clean and the bathroom was really big and spotless. We were on the 11th floor and had a lovely view over the river (which I had requested). You can hear noise from the train station at night in the room, but I was expecting this and a pair of ear plugs sorted that out. The reception staff are very nice. The breakfast is lovely, with lots of choice. This hotel is in a great location, very central to everything and I would definately stay here again.

I first reviewed this hotel back in 2005, and have stayed a few times since then, including this week. It is still excellent value for money - on this occasion I got a rate of £69. We were only staying one night after a gig at the O2 Academy, and the location is absolutely perfect for this. There appears to have been some upgrading done recently - it was a lovely huge bed with luxurious crisp white linen, which I don't remember from previous stays, and the TV is now a huge flat panel on the wall with all Freeview channels, including digital radio.

The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, and went out of their way to make us feel welcome and a wee bit special.

If you are considering this hotel, don't let the negative reviews about the poor value breakfast put you off. All other aspects of the hotel are extremely good value, and the large Wetherspoon's pub (The Crystal Palace) that is practically next door to the hotel does "traditional" and "Scottish" full cooked breakfasts up until noon for the princely sum of £2.69.

booked two rooms for my 50th had a nice stay suppose the only thing to moan about is the pillows although my friend in the other room commented too oh splash out get new pillows they certainly wont live up to the anthea turner test but in all good breky