Glasgow Hotels with Wi-Fi

I’ve stayed at several Easyhotels across the country and you know what you’re going to get. It looks like this one was refurbished quite recently as it was in good nick. Paid £36 for a room. Had one without a window and to be honest I’ve got used to not having one. Good quality air con unit, bed was comfy and bathroom clean. Would definitely stay again, it’s spot on for what I need.

Friendly reception at the counters (both front and level 7) except the lad manning what I think is the auto check in counters. Cheer up. Clean room. More varieties of food compared to Yotel Edinburgh. No kettle, coffee (tea) in the room unfortunately.

The hostel was good overall. But there is a problem, there is no kitchen. And I had a bad experience, girls never stayed  in the mix dorm in the hostel because I stayed for 3 nights and there was an uncle, he used to play loud songs in the laptop in the middle of the night and used to shout loudly.The location of the hostel is very excellent.We can get all things nearby this hostel.

Overall experience of Maldron hotel was very positive; it is situated in the centre of the city and a few minutes walk from the bus station. Pro's - Rooms were clean and tidy - Quite spacious - Very convenient; just a few minute walk from the city centre (just cross the road) - Front desk staff were very helpful and friendlly - Very comfortable beds Con's - Stay for 3 nights, and room was only cleaned on the day we were leaving.

Overall nice,clean and well managed hotel. Spa facilities could be bit more up to date and also I would suggest to consider timing for children to use the pool as its just too loud and chaotic. I developed headache after am hour with screaming and I mean screaming kids in pool.... Plus young kids were allowed to use jacuzzi and disturbing steam room users by coning in and out of the steam room. They should not be allowed to do so. But apart from the spa facilities hotel is okay.

Beautiful old railway hotel adjacent to the station, which provides excellent access if visiting by train. Though the hotel has heritage, it has been brought up to date without loosing any of its feel as a beautiful old Victorian building. Our room was perfect, very quiet especially considering it is next to the station and the city centre, rhe beds were very comfortable, bathroom wonderful and temperature perfect. I would recommend it to anyone visiting Glasgow who doesn’t want to stay in a modern concrete box.

My Grandson and I were in Glasgow for the Scotland v Portugal game and really enjoyed our stay , because we booked through the hotel we got a free breakfast. The hotel is an ideal location and staff were friendly and obliging . I would certainly stay here again.

Great location, staff excellent, clean rooms, free parking (most of the hotels in the centre don’t have parking or you have to pay a fortune) we didn’t eat at the hotel but they do have an area where you can eat your own food and they offer free hot drinks.

Lift is horrible as you can not understand how it can be used. Why need to do so complicated things for people. Room was not very clean such a shame for such a quite big price for room. Pool area, we could not get there as normal people as lift was not working, they asked us to dress up and fo out to and reach another entrance, not comfortable at all as you do not want wear your jacket and all bring all your staff to the pool when you can just take a towel. Nice place. Very good staff however I do not recommend it for such a high price.

Efficient and friendly check in. Suite was comfortable, clean and spacious: extras included with drinks at bar, coffee and access to exec lounge all good. Would definitely stay again. Would opt to go out for breakfast in future - the only downside to visit. A dirty oil taste to most cooked items of buffet, fried eggs were cold and required slightly more cooking with clear whites beside yolk. Tried the scrambled eggs instead and while light, and freshly prepared… a sever lack of flavour (suspect a pre-mixed product that was microwaved and not seasoned). Juices, yogurt/granola and coffee were good. Not worth the £15 each given what we could eat.