Glasgow Hotel Guide - Partick Trinity Church hotels in Glasgow, United Kingdom.

"Parking was very limited but we managed to get a space. Location is great Mohammad who checked us in was very friendly and helpful. The hotel has a very comfortable relaxed feeling. We booked a deluxe bedroom with views over Botanic Gardens hoping for a peaceful night, however this was very much not the case as the very busy main road between the hotel and the gardens produce a lot of traffic noise all night. I would still book this hotel again but choose a different location of room if possible. Breakfast was lovely with plenty of choice and fresh food being brought out when running low."

"Lovely spacious room - excellent value for money. Staff very helpful. Lovely touch having a welcome drink. Would definitely stay again"

"Lovely hotel and great amenities and staff, Holly in particular on reception was excellent. Only small niggle was that there wasn’t a fridge in the room. "

"Normally stay here when I'm in Glasgow. Location is perfect for me with my trains arriving into Central station, the lobby is excellent for working during my visit with plentiful power sockets for laptops and a quiet relaxed vibe. Another very comfortable and easy stay with Motel One. It was also extremely cheap this time round, perhaps because of the roadworks taking place outside, but these had zero impact on my stay, the hotel is tall and I heard no noise from them. "

"Rooms were nice and clean. Staff was friendly and courteous. Breakfast was ok. Parking was excellent "

"Great experience."

"We have stayed in this Hotel on numerous occasions mostly 2 nights but just had a 3 night break.The Hotel is Bright & Modern the reception staff offer a quick friendly checkin.Our room was spacious with a double & single bed great when youre child is with you. "

"Great location for city centre and OVO Hydro. Nice reception and bar area, staff were polite and helpful. Spotlessly clean. Highly recommend staying here."

"I was skeptical of this place being one of the cheapest places to stay, but I was not unimpressed. It’s an old building and they give you a key that you check in and out as you come and go if the day. It’s actually pretty smart. Upon checking in, the guy at the desk was very helpful and friendly and gave a few suggestions of places to walk to nearby and that was very helpful. The room was clean, the staff were friendly, and they cook you a breakfast each morning! They made me a full Scottish breakfast! This is a diamond in the rough and is close to The Kelvingrove museum and University! I give it like a 4.7 out of 5."