I have known the Pond for some years, and it's had many owners, some of them large groups. It's now…read moreindependently owned, and marketed through Best Western. I stayed there last night. Rooms look to have been recently modernised and are clean and orderly with flat screen TV's. Staff are efficient and helpful. I entertained two local friends for dinner, - they hadn't been in for a while and were really very pleasantly surprised by the quality of the dinner we had. In particular, the Rump of Lamb was well executed. A nice Australian Shiraz helped it down. A good nights sleep but it would probably be better to ask for a room on the opposite side to the main road. Breakfast was a bit disappointing - as is usully the case with hot buffets, you get some items hot and some cold ! The scrambled egg was a gelatinous mass. If you wanted a fried one you had to wait. Coffee was also pretty lousy to my taste, and those pats of butter wrapped in a 'parcel', surely it wouldn't cost extra to have the 'pull off top' type . I have given four stars, but probably 3 and a half is nearer the mark because of the poor breakfast.

Very good hotel to stay at in a good place with quite a bit of scenario has a great atmosphere all…read morearound with the staff being dead friendly and greeting like Calum and kerry, Good food all around and clean rooms.

When in Glasgow, I stay here. Been coming here for 30+ years. Family owned. Quaint. Breakfast…read moreincluded. Multiple rooms from budget savvy singles to more extravagant quarters. Fabulous location being in the west end.

A lovely little hotel opposite the Botanic Gardens with a warm and welcoming reception…read more Our room was small but toasty warm and comfortable. No doubt one of their more 'cost effective' rooms but fine for us all the same. The staff are fabulous - attentive and always smiling and nothing is too much trouble. Breakfast is generous and really tasty with a cooked option full of local meaty goodies. The potato scone was good too! We only paid £54 for b&b which was a steal!

Wow! What a bathtub ! Long and deep it was so relaxing and such a treat to soak after long walks…read moreand busy days. L'occitane amenities including a bath bomb. Hotel staff excellent in their desire to help Scallops on their menu was so good we had it two nights out of our four night stay Great location and central to the botanical garden and shopping and eating on Byres street

NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY. My 2 year old spent a glass of milk, asked for napkins to clean it up, and…read moreinstead of bringing napkins they said they were out of napkins and asked them to leave the breakfast room. "OUT OF NAPKINS"!! Are you kidding me? The manager made my wife cry with her actions. I won't recommend this this you if you have kids as the staff made us feel like they hates kids, such a shame

Quiet relaxing beautiful and priced well. What more can you ask for? Short walk north of the…read moreUniversity. Lovely restaurants and coffee bars nearby. Highly recommend this and would stay again

From the owner: We are a fashionable and historic hotel in the West End of Glasgow, surrounded by some of Glasgow's…read moremost beautiful areas. The Alfred is at your service!

CitizenM prides itself on offering consistent service and features, so it's no surprise to me that…read moremy experience at the Glasgow location was much the same as other cities. The room itself was exactly the same. Overall, the layout and king bed are always enjoyable, but the hard floor makes for a difficult experience if you're trying to do some in-room stretching/yoga/exercising. A couple things unique to my visit in Glasgow: -During check-in, it asked me what type of room I'd like (meaning, the level/view). I chose a lower room, as it said it was a city view. This was more like a view of the building across the street on the west side of the building. But the lower room was good because... -One of the elevators wasn't working when I checked in, so being able to take stairs up to my room was something I took advantage of. -The actual spot in Glasgow I found very convenient for my purposes. I was able to walk to the university area in about 25 min, as well as over to my favorite spot (Mono/Monorail) in the same amount of time. It was also very close to the Glasgow Queen St station. So all in all, a good experience and I would definitely stay here again.

I stayed here for a night with my sister for my birthday and I would highly recommend. It is pricey…read morebut the decor is fabulous, the drinks and atmosphere is fun, the rooms are small but the bed is huge and so so comfortable and I love how your able to operate the tv and blinds using a tablet, the tv is big at the end of the bed so a comfortable way to relax and watch a movie. The shower area is frosted glass so your silhouette is on full show so be aware of this. The staff here are so lovely and welcoming and helpful and we had such a wonderful stay and would 100% stay again.

A very nice hotel with warm staff and cute rooms. Tasty breakfast and comfortable beds.read more

lasgow was a travel stop en route to Highlands. Manor Park is located in quiet residential area of…read moreGlasgow and is a converted, huge, beautiful old terrace home. Very charming on outside but decor is somewhat tired. Our room was dark, shower tiny and water pressure non existent. Ok for room charge, but would have preferred to have stayed downtown in nicer more convenient hotel or B&B. The owner is very friendly and helpful. There is a nice neighborhood bistro with great food within walking distance.

A hidden gem this. Quite literally. Whilst it has an excellent location in the heart of Glasgow's…read morewest end, just a short walk from Kelvinbridge tube, it's position nestled behind some trees on Great Western Road means most locals probably don't even notice it. Granted this can make it slightly tricky to find, particularly if you're a visitor to the city. This is a minor niggle. My mum and sister booked a room here on a recent visit. (There was genuinely no room at my place, honest.) It's cheapness and location were the deciding factors, I wasn't expecting too much and since we'd be out and about most of the time it wouldn't matter anyway. It was just a bed, you know? However, I was really surprised by just how lovely the place was. Clean, nicely designed, friendly staff, en suite shower, TV, wi fi, computer, tea and coffee making facilities. You're not supposed to get all that for £25.00 a night are you? Did I mention the full Scottish Breakfast buffet and free parking? A real bargain. The only really negative thing to come from the experience was setting foot back in my own flat, which is in a building structurally identical to the hotel. They had done such a good job on the decor and upkeep of the hotel, my home suddenly felt cold and unwelcoming.

Hidden gem of a hotel in one of the most sought-after locations in the city, the Kirklee will set…read moreyou back just 60 quid for a single; truly astonishing value for money. I have advised guests visiting Glasgow to stay here for years and the only times they have been disappointed is when it is fully booked. With just nine rooms, this can happen from time-to-time so it's always worth booking early. As well as being a beautiful building in its own right, probably the best thing about the set-up is its location. Five minutes walk from both Hyndland and Byres Road, the area is leafy and safe, but easy to access at the same time.

A beautiful townhouse hotel in Glasgow's stylish West End that is worth seeking out…read more Kirklee is a lovely red sandstone townhouse over four storeys with only nine guest rooms plus a lovely Guests' lounge. It is stylishly decorated and retains a lovely elegant Edwardian charm that you'll never find in the standard hotel chains. Our room was spacious, clean and comfortable with lovely views out over the Kensington Gate area. Breakfast, served in the room, was delicious and in with the room price. If you are sick of the usual budget box hotels you must give this a try - it's just off Great Western Road by the Botanic Gardens and only five minutes from Byers Road and the subway into the city centre.

Joe the manager really made this a comfortable and comforting stay. The room was quiet and clean…read more A great up and coming neighborhood with a range of restaurants nearby from fancy to casual.

Great hotel. Located very close to all the pubs and restaurants. We walked everywhere from here!…read more Marlene at the front desk was incredibly welcoming and friendly. Breakfast was an extra when we booked and we are so glad we did! Made to order hot breakfast. Very nice way to start our morning. Would highly recommend staying here while visiting Glasgow!

Cute hotel located in a historic castle. It's a bit outside of the city center in a quiet…read moreneighborhood but makes for a peaceful stay. My friend and I shared a suite and it was quite large. The bathrooms were also quite luxurious and there's a tub as well as shower. They have free breakfast if you book directly with them, but since we booked it through the Capital One portal, we didn't have that. The keys themselves are physical keys (not keycards). The front desk is nice and even though there wasn't a water bottle filling station, they filled them up for us. They were able to hold onto our baggage after we checked out while we explored the area.

This was a baronial estate designed by two well established local architects - Robert Sandilands…read moreand John Thomson. They were prominent builders and for Edwardians and Victorian's House. During the Second World War the building was requisitioned by the Royal Navy and was used as radar training center. Today it is a relaxing Castel - hotel that offers distinguished suites and services. There is a modern and absolutely delightful feeling about this hotel. Reminding us that luxury can be accessible and sometimes affordable. With 11 rooms inside the castle and 7 outside this definitely has a boutique feel. Beds are hard and the room are spacious. Surrounded by a lush garden this place will give you a sense of peace and serenity.