I stayed at the Jurys Inn last week as it has a handy central location and I'd previously attended a meeting there and thought it looked quite nice.

Pluses:

> the location - very central. My room (on the 6th floor) had a view over the train station - and with the triple glazing, it was nice and quiet too.
>a good quality shower over the bath - no pathetic trickle.
> Discounted price was ok (50 UK pounds plus breakfast plus parking).

negatives
> the furnishings etc were pretty bland and boring - but clean.
> the room (and the floor) smelt really strongly - of paint I think. I left the window open though when I went out to eat and it was ok on my return.
> you had to park a street away, and were charged a little extra.

breakfast was ok, nothing special.

All in all it was convenient enough, but next time I think I'll try for a bit more character...

Jury's is a clean, basic but comfortable hotel overlooking the Clyde, within walking distance of most of the city centre. Rooms are clean, although the aircon wasn't very responsive. Level of facilities is adequate, although the choice of TV channels is limited.

I didn't use the restaurant except for breakfast which was like everything else about the hotel - nothing special, but nothing wrong with it either.

A good location for an over night trip, or for business use. Rather soul-less, but does the job.

My finance and I stayed in this hotel and would really recommend it to everyone. Great location close to all the shopping high streets. Beautiful rooms and bar/restaurant served beautiful food at a keen price. I would definetly go back again!

Having stayed in the Jurys inn on jamaica street for a few nights last week, i must say i was very impressed with my stay. The check in and check out staff were extremely polite, cheerful and helpful and explained all the amenities of the hotel. We checked in as part of a larger group who booked through late rooms.com. However, there is no concierge but the staff at reception were only more than happy to advise us on a good restaurant and where the good nightlife in the city is as well as providing us with a free detailed map of Glasgow.
We all had rooms on the 10th floor. Mine was facing the street but it was not noisy perhaps because we were so far up from the road. Some of my colleagues windows faced a railway station but they said the triple glazing on the windows kept out all noise.
The rooms were relatively spacious and each room had both a double and single bed in them - which was good even although we only booked doulbe rooms - and the price was no different!
Breakfast was one of the highlights. The restaurant was a modern, contemporary setting and the food was hot and delicious with black pudding and other scottish foods which you dont get every day in Sussex!
We never ate in the restaurant because we enjoyed the food in the bar - typical bar meals in a friendly (irish) pub. The portious were large and tasty - especially the lasagne - it was delicious! The bar staff were good fun to be around and they are obviously well trained to make the best caffe moccas and hot chocolates!
Overall, we were very impressed with this hotel. It seemed to be quite new, extremely clean and the staff were excellent!
We had booked a large booking through late rooms and were given a large discount, however, if we had booked through the hotel itself, then this would be understandably more expensive.
We will be coming back to glasgow in march and we'll hopefully get booked back in to the jurys inn.
On another note, i have tried to find details of the jurys inn aberdeen as mentioned by another user of this web page, however, the jurys company tell me it doesnt exist? I think they'll be right!