Walking distance to everything. Room was fine nothing special but clean. Lots of construction while I was there.

This is a very nice hotel. Very nice rooms. The restaurant was great. The service was great. The bar was a nice feature. There is a market only a couple of blocks away. The neighborhood is nothing fancy but is safe. Not much to do in the area. We stayed here as a part of a Trafalgar Tour: Britain & Ireland Highlights. We'd definitely stay here again. read more

Hotel was booked through our traveling company EF Go ahead tours. The room itself was spacious. Separate room for the toilet itself which is nice. I don't rate a hotel on a favorable note if they don't allow the guest to adjust the room temperature. The thermostat was turned off so I had to crack the window to stay somewhat comfortable. I understand this is a European thing but if you want to make your guests from over the pond happy let us adjust the temperature and not decide for us read more

There's no AC. The room is very stuffy. The room is small. The toilet room separated from the bathroom is a bad layout. The room is tiny already. Making the toilet a separate room makes it very cramped. The toilet room stinks since there's no ventilation. It's a disaster. read more

It can be really difficult when you are not familiar with an area to try and pick a centrally located hotel. We went back and forth a few times switching where we were going to stay, but Novotel seemed to be the best fit for the few sights and less than 24 hour time frame we had to see stuff. After traveling for about 14 hours straight and no sleep, when we finally arrived in Glasgow the only thing we wanted was a nap! We prayed that when we got to the hotel a room would be ready to check into since we were exhausted. It was only 12:30 pm so I wasn't sure if that would be possible. When we arrived, the gentleman who greeted us was very nice. They did have a room available which made me want to jump with glee. They have a few lifts to take you up to your room, but keep in mind nothing in Europe is as big as things in the states so the spaces are more limited. When checking out in the morning at the hotels, everyone is trying to go down with their luggage and the space is limited in the elevator. When we got to our room, we noticed housekeeping was on the same floor cleaning. There were about three people. We tried to get comfy to lay down for our nap we so desperately needed, but the housekeeping team were yelling back and forth to each other and being extremely loud on the floor. It was pretty ridiculous actually. They were speaking in another language very loudly. My anxiety shot right through the roof, because there is nothing worse than having no sleep and being desperate to get some. We didn't last long in the room as I was about to have a melt down. We got up and had to get out of there so we ended up doing a little sight seeing. The fresh air helped wake us up, but we were in rare form. I've never witnessed anything like that from housekeeping before. Normally, there are several people cleaning, but they have their own carts and clean independently. The noise continued even from guests on the floor obnoxiously knocking and yelling down the hall. It was plain rude. The bed and pillow in the room were also awful. They were extremely hard and uncomfortable which for me is a huge problem as I have a neck injury I suffer from. When we had arrived the day before, the man who checked up in told us we could add breakfast to our room for 10 pounds each, otherwise, the next day it would be 39.95. That sounded a little high and crazy. We did add it, but the next day in the dining room we saw the price was 19 pounds and change. I'm not sure if we heard him wrong, or he said it wrong but my husband heard what I heard too. The breakfast was decent. Different pastries/bread, cereals and milk, eggs, sausage, bacon, beans, tomatoes, and some other items. We didn't really have the energy to get up and walk around looking for somewhere to eat so this worked for us. The ladies in the dining room were very kind and helpful. I saw one in particular make a little girls day. It was very sweet. Overall, I would not recommend this hotel. read more

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during my trip to scotland this was my second time staying at a novotel hotel. my first novotel hotel was in edinburgh and i have to say, between the two this location is my favorite. Staff are super nice. very accommodating. i loved that there is a small play area for the kids to play in the lobby area. everything was very clean. the room was spacious and maid was super thoughtful. brought extra blankets for the sofa bed. if they know that you will need a sofa bed they will prepare it with linens and pillows. no complaints about my stay. tips: *Free breakfast. *Free stuff animals for the small kiddos. *Free WiFi. *They got sofa bed. *Do charge for parking. *15 mins Walking distance shopping/dining areas. *Premium rooms have a fridge. *provides an electric water kettle *restroom in lobby area. *mailbox is located at the corner. *you'll need a adapter/converter to charge your electronics if you are from the states. read more

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No massive complaints about the Novotel - I would stay again, if needed, as I think it gets the job done. These days, there's a few things that I look for in a hotel (especially if travelling for work) - location, comfort, food, cost and customer service. Location-wise, Novotel is extremely convenient for me to get to work - literally a 5 minute walk to the office. The downside is that it's up a very steep hill when trying to get back from the office (try that while dragging a wheelie suitcase!) and it's next to a police station, so at night it can get a little bit noisy if you're facing the main road. The upside is that it's great on the calves (!) and conveniently located next to Bath St - so some good local eateries nearby. It's a reasonably comfortable hotel for the price - in my opinion, you get a larger room than at other Glasgow hotels that I've stayed (in fact, probably the largest room that I've stayed at in Glasgow, bar the serviced apartment I stayed at a few years ago) - I had a double bed and a sofa bed, which was nice. The room was clean and well-looked after. Room service is quite good at the Novotel - I tried it a couple of times, and while some dishes are nicer than others, I've no real complaints on the room service menu. Breakfast, on the other hand, is another story - you get the usual buffet-spread and it's perfectly adequate, but somehow lacks spark (gloopy porridge is not my cup of tea!). But you get what you pay for. which leads me nicely into cost - Novotel is very good value for money (I paid £74 a night, including breakfast). Finally, customer service - the hotel staff are very professional and friendly. I had a problem with my room, which was resolved by two members of staff quickly and efficiently, with minimum fuss (I had to move rooms in the end, but it was done at minimum inconvenience). Overall, I thought Novotel was a good hotel to stay at - probably not as central as other Glasgow hotels if you're a tourist, but good for the business travellers like me, depending on the location of your office. read more

It was actually a relative who is a wheelchair user that stayed here at the weekend. Unbelievably he told me this was the first hotel he had ever stayed in who discussed escape route in the event of a fire or if the lift were to break. As per many modern hotels the accessible rooms are located on 1st or 5th floor and there is the choice between a low sided bath or wet room. We have had previous with lifts breaking/power going off in other hotels and being stranded upstairs for hours (plus said person is smoker!) and so this was really reassuring as you can imagine. The plan was that a member of staff would meet them at top of stairs to assist in event of emergency. Access into the hotel is on the flat and it is possible to park right outside with a blue badge. There is also an underground car park. See my tip for a couple of other great things about this hotel. read more

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Nice sized room which is great because the rates are expensive. Right smack in the center of town which is fun for people who want to get in for a meal and/ or a few pints. The theatre is right down the way too. The breakfast is £13 extra which seems like it should be included. Nonetheless very clean and very helpful staff. I would stay again. read more

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Would never stay here again EUGH. I booked this hotel as a treat for my Mam as she never gets the opportunity to go shopping/ sightseeing when we are in Glasgow. We arrived to the hotel late and I was immediately unnerved. The outside of the hotel genuinely looks nothing like the pictures on the website which is a disgrace. It is located up a side street, which pretty much looks derelict and there are a lot of building works going on - so maybe they are trying to rejuvenate the area... The staff were lovely and very helpful upon checking, but the instruction given for the wifi were incorrect. They advised just click and connect but you actually have to register to use the wifi. The room on the whole was fine but very small. The bed was comfy but the fold out bed provided as the twin option was incredibly uncomfortable. The bathroom was the saving grace of the whole experience. I would not recommend this hotel though. read more

If you have any hopes of getting rest, do not stay here! Drag racing happens all night long, until about 4am. It is very, very loud. The bed was uncomfortable. read more

Stayed here for one night. Breakfast was ok. The room was amazing, especially the tub...could soak in that for hours. Bed was comfortable, central location. Kinda loud and my view had a crappy view...but that's fine. Good place over all. read more

Big Bang, for your bucks! Novotel on Pitt St makes for a great base from which to explore Glasgow. I booked a premium room a month in advance, b&b, £110. Ok so this is no trendy boutique hotel, but it's in a great central location and you get a lot of little extras for your money. A Bose speaker dock, Nespresso coffee machine, flat screen TV, premium wifi, laptop safe, and complimentary mineral water in your room. You'll also find a gym on the 6th floor with sauna, steam room and view across Glasgow's rooftops. Breakfast is good value for money, the buffet includes the traditional cooked goodies, a continental buffet, porridge, pancakes, pastries, yogurts, drinks and table service. You're a two minute walk from Sauchiehall Street and Bath Street, you'll find dozens of cool bars n eateries close by. The main shopping district's just a ten minute walk too, allow plenty of hours to explore the retail scene, it's huge. Staff are well trained, service is helpful and friendly. read more

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Had a nice visit food was good and good service however found service drop when none uk staff could not understand what you need

Defo not 4* room carpet was dirty coffee machine didn't work to over priced. But beds were comfortable n shower was great. Staff lovely but could hardly understand the Scottish accent. read more

Horrible hotel - in a slum area. At night the streets surrounding the hotel become a racetrack, with cars speeding around the block hundreds of times, and a group of 15 or so men outside waving them on, yelling and screaming. Impossible to get any sleep, and the hotel says there is nothing they can do about it because they can't tell the police how to do their job! Hotel has no rooms with two beds, and the sofa bed mattress is about 2" thick, with springs and metal pieces sticking up. You can't change the temp. In the room, there is only one small lamp in the room, the food in the restaurant is subpar, and the desk clerks were very unfriendly.. Would never stay here again. read more

very central hotel minutes from the clubs and pubs and plenty of places to eat are all less than 5 minutes from this hotel friendly staff and rooms are nice all in all a good hotel in a great location. read more