3-Star Hotels in Glasgow

The air conditioning was a bit tricky; it kept blowing cold air at first. It took a while following the instructions to finally get it to blow hot air. I guess most three-star hotels are similar. There were hairs on the sheets, and the room was small because it had no window. However, the location is excellent, very close to the train station, bus stop, and city center. It's fine for a night or two.

I arrived pretty late in the evening but the check-in steps were smooth though. The room is sufficient for one person and the bed sheet and pillow cover was clean. However, the sofa has little stain on it which should be cleaned properly. The bathroom is a bit small. I barely can turn when I show. There is no bottle water provided when I arrived late and a bit thirsty... A bit shocked with a fan (which was on when I entered the room) by the bed for ventilation purpose. Th breakfast is a bit disappointed... the smashed egg was not up to standard...the hash brow was not crispy at all...the mixed berries are as cold as ice and the sausage and bacon were too salty... (in a cold weather I woke up) the food choices were so little... I think provide a banana or yogurt would be much better than the soft hash brown and icy mix berries...

Booked it as we were attending a concert. Man on reception was so lovely and cheery. Made us feel immediately at ease. Breakfast was fantastic - quiet and plenty of food. A very chilled vibe! Would definitely book here again next time we are in Glasgow!

The room was a bit small, and the cleanliness was okay, but there were some marks on the sheets. They might have been clean marks, but it still bothered me a bit. I requested a room near the elevator, and it was literally right next to it, haha! The hotel is actually quite small, so everything is close by anyway. The service was excellent. My English isn't great, but the front desk lady and guy were both incredibly patient. The lady even used a translation app to tell me what she wanted to say. In the afternoon, I wanted to visit the museum, but my room wasn't ready yet. The lady proactively offered to store my luggage so I could go to the museum first and check in later. When I did check in, she also helped me with my luggage. Their attitude was very friendly throughout. The guy at the restaurant was also super friendly; he recommended the hot chocolate, which was indeed delicious and one of the few things I can praise about an English breakfast. He also noticed I was Chinese and proactively said ”Nihao” and ”Xie Xie,” which was very kind.

Hampton by Hilton, Glasgow Central is located on West Campbell Street and this truly is right in the heart of the city centre! Located just around the corner from the bustling shopping street of Sauchiehall Street, you’ve got everything you need at your disposal within walking distance of this hotel! Even Glasgow’s Central station is just a short 10 minute walk away - ideal if you’re coming in from another such as Liverpool like I was! A double room in this hotel is a fair size. To maximise on the space, Hampton by Hilton have removed wardrobes and cupboards and have replaced them with walk-in spaces. It works - the L shaped room can feel a little cosy at first, but once you’ve passed through the corridor, the main area where the bed and TV is feels quite spacious. The breakfast provided - which is free for all guests - is to a great standard. Make sure you try out the fresh waffles which come as standard in Hampton by Hilton hotels. The breakfast area isn’t huge though, so if you come around 8.30/9am, space might be limited! There’s also a fitness suite in the hotel which has a good range of equipment available. No windows in there though! Some areas for improvement - the room could do with a bit of refurbishment as the furniture is looking quite tired in parts and there are a lot of scratches and dirty marks on the walls. The room is very functional rather than a luxurious stay. Having said that, Hampton by Hilton is not marketing itself as a luxury brand. It’s firmly in the budget hotel bracket, probably at a similar standard to Premier Inn - which certainly isn’t a bad thing! Another thing to note - if you stay here during the weekend, it could be noisy. There are three nightclubs right near the hotel and on a Saturday night, the noise didn’t stop until 2.30am and this meant we didn’t get much sleep one night. However, the staff were very helpful when we flagged it with them the next morning and gave a credit for a free night’s stay at any Hampton by Hilton! All in all, this hotel is a good base to stay whilst exploring Glasgow. It’s functional, it does the job and you’re going to be well fed during breakfast. True, there are areas for improvement, but this shouldn’t impact your overall experience too much!

The place was clean nice and quiet. However the wifi signal I would say was one of the worst that I have ever seen, let alone I was in one of the closest rooms from the front desk. Service was fine in general but on the second last day of my stay, the LED light ***** got dismounted and fell, some might see it as a big deal but it didn't really bother me. I was on a tight schedule so my first available opportunity to let them know about it was when I came back at the end of the day, to my surprise their front desk initial response didn't seem to be apologetic instead was questioning when did it happen and why didn't I let them know earlier. I hope that wasn't a standard level of their front desk service.

I stayed at Premier Inn George Street severel times and I returned because I was satisfied. I am pkeased to recommend this place, ideal for even an overnight or a complete long weekend journey. Give it a try!

The location is super convenient, close to two train stations. Central Station is less than a 10-minute walk, and Queen Street Station is a bit further, about a 12-minute walk. The subway entrance is just a few steps from the hotel. We booked a family room, and it was nice and quiet, perfect for a good rest. The windows don't open, but there's a note saying the air conditioning can keep fresh air circulating. We didn't have breakfast, so I can't comment on that. My only complaint is the bathroom sink. Whenever we used it, a foul smell would come up from the drain. Also, the water pressure was very low, and you couldn't adjust it – it was like a tiny little showerhead, which made washing your face a real chore. The hand soap dispenser was fixed to the wall and looked quite old; there were obvious stains on the bottle from not being cleaned. I have no idea how often the soap inside is changed; perhaps they just top it off when it looks low, leaving the old soap at the bottom. Despite the bathroom issue, I would still consider booking with this brand again in the future.

it's really uncomfortable, the room is so small and also smells mariyuana around the corridor, The first room we got smelled stingy , The second we got small and still smelly even though it didn't smell like the first one, however this room good for backpacker not for the family, Not recommended, no amenities at all only towel we got

Great location. Stayed here before. Staff are friendly but it's really let down in other areas. Our room was filthy. Bed was fresh but the desk was sticky, carpet looked like it hadn't been hoovered in weeks and when I went to plug in my phone beside the bed there was the remains of someone's peperami snack lying on the floor. Bathroom had a brown poo mark on the loo seat (which we cleaned!) And the loo floor was covered in long black hairs. I am platinum blonde and my friend has long dyed red hair... We told reception who offered to comp us breakfast but we had already paid for it so they just took the feedback. We asked for an iron and ironing board, and they were really pitiful appliances. They could do with an upgrade for sure. Oh and during breakfast the coffee machine was fully broken and was being taken apart...