Glasgow Hotel Guide - Glasgow School of Art hotels in Glasgow, United Kingdom.

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"I love the decor of my studio. It felt very cosy and stylist. It has fridge, coffee maker, microwave. So we could buy stuff for breakfast and was the only fridge we saw on our trip around Scotland. Such a lifesaver! Little things like body lotion helps. The bed was very comfortable and big enough to share witg my friend. The reception is located down in the basement and i do feel for them that they are standing behind pedestals. I didnt get the chance to try the food or coffee there. The hotel is a walk away from the centre and close to restaurants, shops, the bus to Edinburgh airport. It was a joy to stay there. Highly recommended. "

"It was so clean and organized. You have to pay for Nespresso coffee after 2 cups. The laundry facilities were a huge plus!"

"It was a great stay!"

"Clean room good city view and staff where lovely "

"Bed super comfortable, room really lovely. Reception staff really helpful and pleasant. Unfortunately breakfast let it down! Cooked breakfast not great at all despite it costing £21!!!! Rude member of staff with blonde hair, I had my breakfast plated but the hash browns were empty, I asked member of staff if she could replenish, she could see I had my hot items on my plate however she did not inform kitchen staff for around 5 minutes, hash browns were eventually put on the hot plate around 15 minutes later, I had already eaten my breakfast. I went to get a hash brown, it was so dry I couldn’t eat it!"

"Hotel was clean and staff were helpful. Liked the free candies too.😀"

"Front desk staff were very helpful."

"Would be perfect for someone going to a Concert Hall gig and wanting somewhere straightforward nearby to sleep. I could have gone to one of many nearby cafes in the morning for a cheaper breakfast but I was awake early and enjoyed treating myself to a quality early breakfast there. Staff seemed relaxed and friendly. I enjoyed the treat of having sky channels to watch on my TV and what had sold me originally was that the Saturday night rate was reasonable (I paid £187 for Saturday and Sunday combined, Premier Inn wanted £140 just for Saturday). The only thing I would be aware of is my room had a tiny window with just a view of a wall. It didn't cause a big problem for me and I would stay again especially if I had a need to stay on a Saturday but all else equal a view and a bigger window enhances the ambience for me."