Hotels in Central, Glasgow

Overall I am happy with my stay here. Firstly, the hotel is in a perfect location in the heart of Glasgow city centre and very close to trains, buses and metros. You are also surrounded by bars, restaurants, cafés and shops. I was very impressed with the room. It was spacious and with an adequate amount of storage. I liked the modern decor and the room was spotless. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The bar and bowling alley on the top floor looked cool. I marked the room down for amenities because it didn't have a kettle and the desk should have included a mirror so I could sit and do my make up.

Good location just in front of Buchanan Street and St.Enoch shopping area. Glasgow Centra Station is about 8 minutes walk and underground tune St. Enoch Station is 2 minutes walk. Convenient to go anyway. Tesco and Lindl supermarkets are just about 2 to 3 minutes walk away, so you can buy something to cook in the apartment hotel if you wish. In-room Pantry are with microwave, kettle with dining wares, glasses etc. There is a laundry room with washer and dryer (pay separately £3+£3). Actual conditions are still new as per photos. It's also wonderful to walk along the river bank which is 1 block away from the hotel. There are pubs near the hotel but you can't hear the noise with window closed and air conditioning turned on. We are 4 persons with 2 slept in the bedroom and the other 2 slept on sofa bed in the living room. Good stay and highly recommended.

Our room was great for watching trains at Glasgow central station, just outside the window. Clattering of the tracks went on late into the night. TV in room was 2nd most annoying thing, as could not turn off descriptive channel information. Breakfast ok. Hotel location was great for what we wanted to do in Glasgow. You can walk up the river to the crane and hydro. Not convinced it’s the best place to stay in Glasgow, I Think I got a good deal on the jnr suite price and I’d stay again.

I really enjoyed my stay at DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow Central. The hotel’s location is excellent — right in the heart of the city, making it easy to get around on foot or by transport. The staff were consistently friendly, welcoming, and helpful, which made the overall experience very pleasant. One small area for improvement would be the in-room amenities. It would have been convenient to have items like a luggage scale or even a bathroom scale available, which are often handy for travelers. Overall, the combination of great location, professional staff, and comfortable facilities makes this a solid choice for a stay in Glasgow.

Great stay. Only down side I would say is that I booked the wrong day and tried to change the date but it wouldn’t allow me to. I then contacted customer service who reached out to the hotel. They didn’t response. So I had to make another booking. Not impressed with the hotels customer service

It was a warm Welcome and Seamless Check-In at Point A Hotel Glasgow From the moment I arrived at Point A Hotel Glasgow, I was genuinely impressed by the professionalism and kindness of the reception staff. Although I arrived before the official check-in time of 3pm, I was warmly welcomed and accommodated without hesitation — a gesture that immediately made me feel valued and at ease. The check-in process itself was smooth, efficient, and stress-free. The team handled everything with a friendly attitude and genuine hospitality, setting a positive tone for the rest of my stay. It’s rare to experience such thoughtful service, and it certainly didn’t go unnoticed. Thank you to the team at Point A Hotel Glasgow for going above and beyond. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay again!

This was my first visit to Glasgow, and the hotel was easy to find. The hotel offered a very comfortable stay, and its location was excellent for getting around. With restaurants and a shopping mall nearby, both dining and shopping were incredibly convenient. I would definitely stay here again on my next visit.

Fantastic hotel, reception staff are extremly welcoming..we arrived early but they were able to find a room that was ready for us. The on site pool, steam room and sauna we did actually use what a bonus,, towels,shampoo,body wash and lotion all included in.the hotel room. The room was spacious with a large comfy bed desk table and chairs tea and coffee making facilities even an iron and ironing board. Located within a short 10 min walk from the train station it was so easy to find. Would i recommend yes 100%

My Glasgow trip was amazing. I had originally planned to stay an extra night in Edinburgh, but my travel companions mentioned the Edinburgh Marathon, which meant rooms were virtually impossible to find, with even hostels charging upwards of 1700. So I arrived in Glasgow earlier than anticipated. On a rainy day, I initially overshot the hotel and ended up at an Express hotel. The very friendly lady at their front desk kindly directed me back to the correct location. After settling in, I had a deep sleep. The next morning, my power bank was fully charged, but my phone wouldn't turn on. I then realized my charging cable had broken at the worst possible moment – I was stunned! Fortunately, the staff member on duty at the front desk helped me charge my phone and even directed me to the nearest Apple store. It was also lucky that the hotel is very close to the central pedestrian street and square. Thanks Paul for the power line help! The hotel's location is truly excellent. While it's a few blocks from Central Station, the immediate area is flat and central – a significant plus, as I later discovered other parts of the city, like the university and station areas, involve steep uphill walks, which would be tough with luggage. Various theatres, concert halls, and cinemas are right next door. Buchanan Bus Station is just across the road, and next to it is a Sainsbury's (a very convenient supermarket). During my stay, many children participating in a dance competition at the concert hall were also staying here. The surrounding area offers incredibly convenient options for dining and shopping. My room was an economy type, not huge, but comfortable enough. The window faced a gallery apartment and a concert hall across the street. While the soundproofing might not have been the best, I was so exhausted I fell asleep instantly. Glasgow's weather cycled through heavy rain, light showers, and sunshine multiple times a day. While some people might brave it, an umbrella is definitely useful here. In the city center, it's not too windy for an umbrella, and the downpours always arrive very suddenly. Even though locals seemed quite used to the heavy rain and unfazed, it was nice that when the sun did appear, you dried off quickly.

We had stayed here for two nights, I can't comment on the food/drink as we went out as most places were a short walk away. The location was very good with being a short walk to Glasgow Central train station and city centre. Reception staff were friendly checking in, however the room we were given had not been cleaned... Went back to reception and they had apologised and changed our room with a slight upgrade. This room was immaculate and all the amenities gave it that little bit extra luxurious touch; use of a cosy white robe, slippers, tea, coffee and hot chocolate. I loved the sustainability efforts with their toiletries being plant based and vegan friendly! The bathroom had a rain shower with really good pressure and easily enough to control and a bathtub. The only cons were there was a small towel rail in the bathroom which was a slight struggle to fit them on to dry. The TV in the bedroom area did not work and we only found this out on our last night. There was only one lift operating and the other one was out of service, so best to leave anywhere in plenty of time.