Hotels in Glasgow

Recently reviewed Hotels in Glasgow

• Grand Central Hotel
  4.4 from 133 guest ratings
  4.0 stars
  "Great Hotel in Perfect Location" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 4, 2012

  I stayed at Grand Central Hotel 1 night and had a great experience. From the minute I walked into the building I felt welcomed. The staff was very friendly and the rooms were modern and full of great amenities. I will most definitely be staying at the Grand Central Hotel on my next visit to Glasgow.
• Best Western Glasgow City Hotel
  3.7 from 73 guest ratings
  3.0 stars
  "Central location" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Apr 29, 2012

  Pleasant stay in the hotel, close to the centre of Glasgow.
• Millennium Hotel Glasgow
  3.7 from 96 guest ratings
  4.0 stars
  Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Apr 16, 2012

  This guest did not leave a comment.
• Premier Inn Glasgow Charing Cross
  4.0 from 105 guest ratings
  3.0 stars
  Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Apr 5, 2012

  This guest did not leave a comment.
• Carlton George Hotel
  4.4 from 52 guest ratings
  4.0 stars
  "Great location!" Reviewed by Fred H of "Bradenton, Fl" on Mar 27, 2012

  Located right next to all transportation, including hop-on hop-off bus. Friendly/helpful staff. Small lobby, but attractive. Good value. Enjoyed our stay and recommend this hotel.
• Holiday Inn Express Glasgow City Centre Riverside
  3.9 from 115 guest ratings
  3.0 stars
  "Next to Shopping District..." Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Mar 4, 2012

  We enjoyed our stay here, overall. However, these beds were among the hardest we experienced during our holiday in Scotland. The beds were so hard in fact, that I ended up sleeping on the loveseat while my husband wrestled with the "boxspring" feeling matress. The breakfast was fantastic and the staff were on top of everything and very pleasant! The hotel was located about 3 blocks from the shopping district, but the neighborhood felt a little shady when we arrived. Very convenient.
• Radisson Blu Hotel, Glasgow
  4.4 from 114 guest ratings
  5.0 stars
  "Radisson Blu, Glasgow" Reviewed by Seth M. of "VB, Va" on Feb 16, 2012

  Excellent stay at a great hotel. Very close to train (central station) and great restaurants. Staff was friendly and helpful.
• Holiday Inn Express Glasgow Theatreland
  4.1 from 61 guest ratings
  3.0 stars
  "Simple but clean!" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Jan 29, 2012

  Staff were mostly very helpful and the room was always sparkling clean. Small rooms with very little storage space, small but efficient bathrooms, street noise wasn't bad for second floor room, but the road was partially closed during our stay! Very convienant to shopping and restaurants, a practical choice, no luxuries here!
• Campanile Hotel Glasgow - SECC
  4.1 from 56 guest ratings
  3.0 stars
  "Perfect location for SECC event!!" Reviewed by Sue W of "New Jersey" on Jan 17, 2012

  We attended a concert at the SECC and this hotel was absolutely perfect. Our room was immediately available despite our early morning arrival from the US. This allowed us to get a few hours of sleep before we began our busy day. The room was very clean, comfortable and noise-free even though we were on the first floor. The front desk employees were extremely friendly and helpful as we planned our afternoon in the city (a quick 20 minute walk). Would defnitely stay here again!
• Novotel Glasgow Centre
  3.9 from 30 guest ratings
  4.0 stars
  "Lovely Room" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Jan 3, 2012

  My room at the Novotel was large and comtemporary... It was a great location for me ( I was visiting friends in the West end but wanted to be very close to the city centre as well) My only problem was the internet... the charges for WI-FI were outrageous and I wasted tons of cash on it- most other places provide a free connection... its 2012 people! I usually think Novotel is geared toward business travelers so not having internet in the rooms was kinda crazy to me...yes there are 2 comps in the lobby but children were always playing on them (maybe im a jaded new yorker but why are kids allowed to run wild in this kind of setting?) and if that wasnt the case they were out of service. This might not seem like a big deal to some, but if you are a career orientated person who's employer doesn't foot the bill for excess expenses- I would look to stay elsewhere... oh and the food is awful.
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