Do not stay here. The staff are really dodgy and i needed to call the police in the middle of the night as one used their key to come into my room without knocking and for no reason! more

Well, for someone who fancies a place without windows, it could be alright... But think about it, it never receives fresh air and you do not get any sun light... Breakfast is enough but bad quality... We seriously do not recommend this guest house! more

The hotel was great and the staff where very helpfull and polite It is local to all shops, bars and restuarants. The rooms are clean and the breakfast is very substantial, sets you up for the day ahead. This is one hotel we will be going back to, we recommend it to all. more

The room I was given was really awful. It was a box room with NO windows, which I found rather odd. The bedding also looked like it had been on the go for years!. There was also an pungent unpleasant smell throughout the Hotel, which was still with me when I left the next day. I complained to the staff... more

My mother and I stayed for one night on a flying theatre visit to Glasgow. Relatively central location, we walked from Kings Theatre which was less than 5 mins walk. The Art School in on the same road too. Main shopping centre was a 10 min walk. However there are a lot of stairs to and in the hotel, it... more

great value, stayed in room 1 , 4 beds for a stag group. is close to the town, cheap and cheerful. friendly staff, was fine. more

The rooms at first floor are quite nice and with beautiful views over the town; on the contrary, the ones at low ground have no window and a bad smell. The staff is quite polite, but they want to be paid immediately! more

My Friend and I arrived mid afternoon on a Saturday to check in. We asked for non smoking but when we arrived the bedroom was STINKING of stale smoke! there was an ashtray in the room so it was obviouly not a non smoking. There were NO windows in the bedroom, that being why the room stank so much. It... more

A group of twelve of us stayed at the Hampton Court for a Hen weekend in August 2006. I was a little apprehensive given that the hotel only cost us £20 per night but we were very pleasantly surprised by the hotel and even more so by its location! It is so central, just off Sauciehall Street (although it is... more