Hotels near Burrell Collection, Glasgow

"The room is quite basic, typical of an economy hotel. However, the surrounding area has a lot to offer, including supermarkets, various restaurants, a cinema, and even a bowling alley. It's about a 1-1.5 kilometer walk to the city center, and there are also buses available."

"This is a lovely traditional looking hotel in an plush upmarket suburb of Glasgow. We were attending a concert at Bellahouston Park so was an ideal location. The room we had was spacious and clean, the service from the staff was exemplary and should we be in a the area again would consider staying there."

"The location is the best, just a stone's throw from the central station. The room is quite small. There are no blackout curtains, so with the long summer daylight, it felt like morning after just a short sleep. The space-saving retractable bed frame sometimes makes noise when you turn. Great for convenience, but affected a little esp for light sleepers"

"The hotel is very close to SEC and right next to Exhibition Station, making it super convenient to take the train to Edinburgh and Ayr. The breakfast selection is great, with a good variety of vegetables and fruits (which is rare to find), many types of coffee, delicious juices, and a wide assortment of bread. The room was cleaned daily and kept very neat and tidy. You can even see the University of Glasgow right outside the window."

"Great team at the Village Glasgow, always friendly and helpful, decor is getting a bit worn now though and breakfast choice could be better, but overall a great experience with an excellent gym and pool and lovely staff who all work very hard"

"I stayed in room 210 . Excellent inexpensive hotel for a short stay. Rooms clean, bathroom clean and modern. Shower temperature and power excellent. Mattress firm. No minibar or fridge. Ideal for Scottish exhibition centre. 30 minute walk to centre of city and No 500 bus to Airport."

"Staff great parking convenient executive lounge was very busy and staff tried their best to keep up with demand. On the whole a pleasant stay."

"The hotel was clean and the staff very friendly. It's a bit tired though. Just little stuff like the door sticking, gaps in the laminate floor, cheap shower head with low pressure. No Aircon although they supplied a small desk fan. Worst pillows I've had in a hotel in an age. Breakfast was fine. Nod to being Scottish with potato scones instead of hash browns. About half an hour to walk into the city centre. On good bus route. It was alright. We'd stay again as it was one of the cheapest city centre hotels we could find. Suited us as we were only there for 2 nights."

"Great location, straightforward checkin, excellent price for twin room apartment. Good kitchen facilities - microwave, hob, toaster, kettle, coffee maker, dishwasher- and reasonable quantities of crockery, cutlery, tumblers, wine glasses, washing up liquid etc. Good to have separate area with sofa and tv. WiFi perfectly fine. Slept fairly well but beds and especially pillows were very firm, I usually have 3 pillows but often 1 here was adequate. The main niggle was that we had an accessible room even though not requested. We understand it is hotel policy to allocate these when necessary and heard someone else who was disappointed as well. The problem is that if you’re 6 foot tall the low height of bathroom mirror, sink and fixtures makes things difficult to manage easily."

"The hotel was very clean and modern, with a warm and welcoming reception. A lovely touch was the dog-friendly corner, where you can even arrange dinner for your dog. It made the stay feel especially thoughtful and accommodating."