I stayed here with my husband and 16 year old daughter for 2 nights..We arrived after a 10hour journey..but didnt have a clue where to park so we parked in the multi story behind the hotel..and the hotel gave us a discount on the price of the parking..Check in was fast and friendly..great!! Our room was on the 7th floor..and i must say the floor in the lift was gorgeous..By any chance could you tell me who did the floor..and how i could get in contact with them? Our room was lovely..we had a view to the train station..and when i went to look out the window,..the glass was so clean that i hit my head off the glass noise barrior..silly me..!! shows how clean they keep the hotel i suppose!!Didnt hear any noise and slept like a baby!! The hotel is very well situated..and if i was in glasgow again..i would definaaly stay again!! thanks..! Only one negitive is the price of use of the internet in the hotel lobby..found that over expensive..but other than that great hotel!!

I stayed at this hotel with my husband and 5 year old child last month for 1 night. The service from start to finish was as good if not better than a 5 star hotel. The location, being so central is excellent, but it was extremely quiet. We had a room on the 9th floor and overlooked the Clyde. We arrived after a long drive and deposited our luggage after a straightforward check in. We parked in the multi storey car park accross the road. This was totally hassle free. We took a taxi to Red Onion Restaurant which I would highly recommend. The food was excellent and it was very child friendly. We spent the evening chatting with friends in the hotel lobby. We slept so well that we missed breakfast the next morning so I cannot comment! On checking out, we met with Peter Stack, the manager who was extremely pleasant and helpful as we were looking for directions to Stranraer. I would have no hesitation in recommending this hotel and will certainly stay here again should I be in Glasgow.

We took the train to Glasgow. On arrival, you walk out the main entrance of the Glasgow Central train station, turn right, then right at the light, and walk 2.5 blocks. The street you are walking on changes its name to Jamaica St. Jurys is on the right. Actually, when you arrive by train, Jurys is directly above the last cars on the train. Reception is simple, but not really warm. There is no one to help with bags. Small 'lift'. Our double room looked more like a single room. Even on the 7th floor, you can hear the trains. The lobby is functional but not impressive. You are only 2 blocks from a pedestrian mall in central Glasgow. The Clyde River is amost outside the door of the hotel. Be sure to go to George Sq. just a few blocks from Jurys. Our room was disappointing: one towel, small bed, small room. But -- for one night -- and for the price -- it is OK.

Stayed for 2 days on business trip and my partner joined me for a lesuire break. Jurys Inn is a modern, clean hotel in a great location within 5 mins walk from Glasgow Central Station.
The Management and staff at the hotel work hard to deliver a good product. The bedroom offers a comfy bed, bath/ shower, tea/ coffee and internet access(charge for hour/day). The hotel is very clean and well maintained. Breakfast was include in the rate and offers cereals, fruits, pastries and full breakfast. All was very fresh and we enjoyed on both mornings. We often stay at Marriott hotels and do enjoy the lesiure facilities that they offer, however for a city break when you have little time to use lesiure facilities I would have no hesitation in using the Jurys in when I next stay over in Glasgow.