Best Hotels in Glasgow
Explore Glasgow with 186 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Argyll Hotel ★★★
Comfortable rooms with excellent service, varied breakfast options, and convenient meeting facilities, ideally located near Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, the University of Glasgow, and Exhibition Centre station.
DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow Central ★★★★
City-centre hotel featuring a heated indoor pool, sauna and steam room alongside a Scottish restaurant and bar, conveniently placed near the Theatre Royal and Cowcaddens metro station.
Sandyford Hotel ★★★
Friendly, good-value hotel with comfortable rooms and helpful staff, set in Glasgow's West End just minutes from Kelvingrove Park and its museum, with easy access to the SEC and OVO Hydro.
Ibis Budget Glasgow ★★★
No-frills budget hotel with a bar, snack bar and complimentary on-site parking, located at Springfield Quay beside a cinema and bowling alley, a short walk from Shields Road metro station.
Yotel Glasgow ★★★★
This hotel featuring a 24-hour fitness room, a rooftop bar and even a bowling alley, positioned directly opposite Glasgow Central Station and a few minutes from Buchanan Street.
Leonardo Royal Hotel Glasgow ★★★★
Contemporary hotel offering a grill restaurant, bar and fitness room, centrally situated on Jamaica Street about 200 metres from St Enoch metro and a short walk from Glasgow Central Station.
Ibis Glasgow City Centre - Sauchiehall Street ★★★
Straightforward city-centre hotel with a bar and comfortable rooms, placed just steps from the King's Theatre and the Glasgow School of Art and within easy reach of Charing Cross station.
Best Western Glasgow Hotel ★★★
Welcoming hotel with an on-site restaurant, bar and free parking, sitting on Sauchiehall Street close to Kelvingrove Park and the museum, with the SEC campus a short walk away.
The Social Hub Glasgow ★★★★
Modern hotel with a Mexican restaurant, café-bar, fitness room and games room, set in Merchant City steps from Merchant Square and an eight-minute walk from George Square.
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Holiday Inn Express GLASGOW - CITY CTR RIVERSIDE by IHG
"Amazing place to stay! Clean, great service, great location! Dylan at front desk is the definition of good customer service and deserves recognition for how lovely and kind he is. Breakfast was great, not rushed lile other hotels as usually buffet is gone an hour before closing but here the staff replenished until last customers left and were polite and friendly. I would stay here alone for the great customer service. Thanks!"
Holiday Inn GLASGOW - CITY CTR THEATRELAND by IHG
"The room was well appointed when we arrived. It has basic amenities. Parking is really accessible just across the hotel. Buchanan St has everything, train station, sub way, shopping cebtre and a lot of restaurants."
Loch Lomond Waterfront Luxury Lodges
"Lovely holiday in a superb location. We stayed in two interconnecting lodges as a family of nine people (from 17 to 70 years of age!). The lodges were a perfect set-up, and very well looked after, with plenty of room for all. We had a fantastic stay and enjoyed all the area has to offer (from boat trips, to a climb up conic hill, to the fantastic local pub!). The hot tops were an added bonus!"
Hilton Glasgow
"The Hilton brand seems to have lost it. Check in amd out staff were nice. Room was also nice. However been profiled is in today's world is just unacceptable!"
Glasgow Argyle Hotel, BW Signature Collection
"Hotel does not check trip.com messages which made check in difficult as my husband was arriving before me which I had informed them. Took many phone calls to resolve"
Glasgow Marriott Hotel
"Great hotel. Good location, clean, friendly staff, good breakfast."
Village Hotel Glasgow
"The beds are amazing!"
Kimpton BLYTHSWOOD SQUARE HOTEL & SPA by IHG
"An outstanding hotel! From the decor, to the staff, and the food, this hotel was beautiful. Highly recommend for a comfortable and high end stay for a gift."
The Alamo Guest House
"Very average, below expectations"
The Address Glasgow
"Amazing location, beautiful hotel, outstanding customer services."
Macdonald Crutherland House
"I had one of the worst hotel stays I’ve ever experienced at Macdonald Crutherland House. The room was in very poor condition. The bathroom was completely flooded due to a leaking shower — water was everywhere on the floor, creating a slipping hazard. There was mould all around the window, which is unacceptable and a health concern. On top of that, the TV didn’t work at all. This was especially disappointing because there was an England vs Mexico match on, and I couldn’t watch it. I complained to the receptionist immediately, but nothing was done — no repairs, no room change, no assistance whatsoever. The issues remained for the entire stay. The hotel failed on basic cleanliness, maintenance, and customer service. I would not recommend this property to anyone and will definitely not be returning. Avoid this hotel."
Dakota Glasgow
"Special very beautiful hotel, beautiful view cool"
Courtyard Glasgow Sec
"Fantastic! 🎉 The ambiance is elegant, and the breakfast is plentiful. The hotel rooms are incredibly luxurious and spotlessly clean."
Crowne Plaza GLASGOW by IHG
"A enjoying the food and the room was very clean bed was so comfortable"
Motel One Glasgow
"The staff were really helpful. The room was clean and easy to get to."
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Hotels Near Top Attractions in Glasgow
Discover the charm of Glasgow by staying near its iconic landmarks.
University of Glasgow
Stay near the University of Glasgow, a historic campus known for its stunning Gothic architecture, academic heritage, and beautiful surroundings.
Glasgow Central Station
Choose a stay near Glasgow Central Station, the city’s main transport hub with convenient rail connections and easy access to attractions.
George Square
Book a stay near George Square, a central landmark surrounded by historic buildings, monuments, and lively city events.
Gallery of Modern Art
Explore stays close to the Gallery of Modern Art, a popular cultural venue featuring contemporary exhibitions in a historic city-centre building.
Glasgow Cathedral
Stay near Glasgow Cathedral, a medieval landmark with impressive architecture and a fascinating connection to the city’s history.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
Find accommodation near Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, home to world-class collections, art displays, and family-friendly exhibitions.
People's Palace
Choose a stay near People’s Palace, a museum and winter garden showcasing Glasgow’s social history and local culture.
Riverside Museum
Stay close to Riverside Museum, an award-winning transport museum featuring historic vehicles and interactive exhibits by the River Clyde.
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Hotels in Glasgow: where to stay and what to book

Glasgow's centre is a grid of streets either side of two railway terminals, with the Clyde running along its southern edge. Central and Queen Street are 500 metres apart and serve different directions; the West End, with the university and Kelvingrove, sits over the Kelvin to the north-west; the SEC and the Hydro are on the south bank; and the airport is eight miles west at Paisley. The grid is walkable end to end, and the Subway fills the gaps when it is raining. Below are ten hotels in Glasgow, grouped that way, with the star rating, guest score, address and station walk for each.
Where to stay in Glasgow: four areas worth comparing
Area | Best for | Practical check |
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City centre: Argyle Street and Candleriggs | Shopping, the bars, both stations, first visits | Glasgow Central and Queen Street are 100-620m from these hotels, and the Subway loops through the centre. |
West End: Hillhead and Kelvingrove | The university, Kelvingrove, Byres Road, quieter evenings | Two Subway stops from the centre, with Hyndland and Hillhead the nearest stations. |
Clyde waterfront and the SEC | The Hydro, the Armadillo, conferences, riverside walks | Exhibition Centre station is 550-660m away, and the walk into the centre takes about twenty minutes. |
Glasgow Airport | Early flights, late arrivals | Eight miles west at Paisley, with the airport bus into the centre and Paisley Gilmour Street two miles away. |
The hotels in Glasgow below are grouped by these four areas, cheapest first within each. Coming for the shops and the bars, book the centre; for the museums and the university, the West End; for a gig at the Hydro, Finnieston.
City centre hotels: Argyle Street and Candleriggs

Hotel | Class | Score | From | Location | Good to know |
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4-star | 9.3/10 | £54 | 15 Candleriggs Square; Argyle Street 370m | On the Merchant City edge, with a bar and co-working space downstairs | |
4-star | 8.9/10 | £61 | 260 Argyle Street; Glasgow Central 100m | The closest bed to Central station, with compact cabin rooms | |
4-star | 9.2/10 | £77 | 298 Clyde Street; St Enoch metro 210m | On the river side of the grid, two minutes from the Subway | |
4-star | 9.1/10 | £82 | 80 Jamaica Street; Glasgow Central 440m | A big, reliable room between the station and the river | |
5-star | 8.9/10 | £133 | 11 Blythswood Square; Charing Cross 620m | The grand address on the square, with a spa, on the quiet western edge |
All five sit within the grid, which puts Buchanan Street, Merchant City and both stations inside a fifteen-minute walk. Buchanan Street runs through the middle of it and the Merchant City sits to the east. The Social Hub and Yotel are the value pair at the eastern, station end; the Clayton and Leonardo Royal are the practical mid-range rooms closer to the river; the Kimpton is the one for a spa weekend and a quieter street. The Subway's inner circle runs around this grid, so anywhere in the grid is one stop from the West End. Buchanan Street is the shopping spine, and the Merchant City's bars are ten minutes east.
West End hotels: Hillhead and Kelvingrove

Hotel | Class | Score | From | Location | Good to know |
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5-star | 9.1/10 | £135 | 1 Devonshire Gardens; Hyndland 14 min walk | A terrace of townhouses on a leafy street, with a restaurant guests rate highly | |
4-star | 8.6/10 | £168 avg | 1-9 Grosvenor Terrace; Hillhead 420m | Beside the university, with Hillhead's bars and the Botanic Gardens five minutes away |
The West End is a different Glasgow: red sandstone terraces, the university, Kelvingrove, and Byres Road's independent shops and pubs. It is two Subway stops from the centre, which makes it a realistic base rather than a suburb, and Kelvingrove is free to enter, which makes it a good wet-afternoon fallback. One Devonshire Gardens is the special-occasion address; the Grosvenor is the one for the university and the Botanics, with Hillhead station 420m away.
Clyde waterfront and the SEC

Hotel | Class | Score | From | Location | Good to know |
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4-star | 8.7/10 | £72 | Congress Road; Exhibition Centre 660m | Attached to the SEC, which makes it the obvious choice for a conference | |
4-star | 8.9/10 | £229 avg | 25 Tunnel Street, Finnieston; Exhibition Centre 550m | A rooftop bar looking over the river, five minutes from the Hydro |
This is the gig and conference quarter: the SEC, the Armadillo and the OVO Hydro sit together on the south bank, with Finnieston's restaurants a few streets inland. The Crowne Plaza is built onto the SEC itself; the Radisson Red is the one with the view. Neither is a base for shopping, and the walk into the centre along the river takes about twenty minutes. Both are a short walk from Finnieston's restaurants, which is where you eat after a show.
Glasgow Airport
Hotel | Class | Score | From | Location | Good to know |
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3-star | 9.3/10 | £71 | St Andrews Drive West, Paisley; Paisley Gilmour Street 2 miles | At the airport itself, which is the whole point for a dawn flight |
One hotel, because the airport is a single-terminal base rather than a district: it sits at Paisley, eight miles west of the centre, and the detail that matters is that you can walk to the terminal rather than book a taxi at five in the morning.
Before you book: five practical checks
- Avoid match and gig nights. Home games at Celtic Park, Ibrox and Hampden fill the east and south sides, and a concert at the OVO Hydro fills Finnieston; either can double the price of the hotels nearest them, and old firm match days are the busiest of the lot.
- Read what the price covers. Parking in the centre is charged by the hour and expensive, breakfast varies by rate, and weekend rates in Merchant City run well above midweek.
- Pick your station before your hotel. Central takes trains from England and the south; Queen Street takes the Edinburgh shuttle and the Highland lines. They are 500m apart, and neither substitutes for the other.
- Check the map pin. "Glasgow" listings include Paisley by the airport, Clydebank and East Kilbride, none of which is walkable to the centre.
- Decide about the West End. The Subway is a single loop through the centre and the West End, so a West End hotel costs you two stops — but it does not reach the SEC or the airport, which are separate journeys.
Arriving in Glasgow: by train, coach or air
Arrival point | What to do |
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Glasgow Central | The station for trains from England: the Yotel is 100m away and the Leonardo Royal 440m. |
Glasgow Queen Street | The station for Edinburgh and the Highlands, on the north side of the grid, five minutes from the Merchant City hotels. |
Glasgow Airport | Eight miles west at Paisley, with the airport bus into the centre and the Holiday Inn Express at the terminal. |
Coach | Buchanan Bus Station is on the north edge of the centre, five minutes from Queen Street and the Merchant City hotels. |
The trap is the two stations: a ticket to "Glasgow" can arrive at either, and they are a ten-minute walk apart with different lines. Check which one your train uses before you book a hotel at the station end.
※ Prices, scores and availability change. Check the linked hotel pages for your dates before booking.
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FAQ – Hotels in Glasgow
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What is the average price of a hotel in Glasgow this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Glasgow this weekend is £155 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £332 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Glasgow this weekend typically cost £432 per night.
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How much do hotels in Glasgow cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Glasgow during weekdays is £138 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £300 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Glasgow generally cost £360 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Glasgow?
Some of the best places to stay in Glasgow are near popular attractions like Glasgow Central and University of Glasgow, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Glasgow?
Families visiting Glasgow often prefer hotels like Best Western Glasgow Hotel (from £50), Aparthotel Adagio Glasgow Central (from £62) and Leonardo Royal Hotel Glasgow (from £59), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are some of the best hotels in Glasgow?
The most popular Glasgow hotels for your stay: Best Western Glasgow Hotel (from £50), Yotel Glasgow (from £57) and Aparthotel Adagio Glasgow Central (from £62) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Glasgow are pet friendly?
Best Western Glasgow Hotel (from £50), Aparthotel Adagio Glasgow Central (from £62) and Ibis Glasgow City Centre - Sauchiehall Street (from £60) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Glasgow are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Best Western Glasgow Hotel (from £50), Yotel Glasgow (from £57) and Aparthotel Adagio Glasgow Central (from £62) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Glasgow have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Crowne Plaza GLASGOW by IHG (from £48), Holiday Inn Express GLASGOW - CITY CTR THEATRELAND by IHG (from £49) and Holiday Inn GLASGOW - CITY CTR THEATRELAND by IHG (from £55) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Glasgow have swimming pools?
DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow Central (from £83), Glasgow Argyle Hotel, BW Signature Collection (from £57) and Crowne Plaza GLASGOW by IHG (from £48) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Glasgow offer an especially good breakfast ?
Yotel Glasgow (from £57),Argyll Hotel (from £42) and Clayton Hotel Glasgow City (from £70) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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