Good central location in the city, door security is good needing to be "buzzed" in by reception, en suite facilitiies were good. Flat screen tv was poor quality and the basement room was a bit like I imagine an up market prison cell would be like. Breakfast was only average. Basic in value for money but there must be better... more

Very good location just 5 minutes walking distance from the shopping area in Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow. Good breakfast and friendly staff. Best rooms are at the back of the hotel, since those at the front can be noisy at night due to adjacent bars with loud music. However a good hotel and we recommend it since it is good... more

The hotel consists of two or three buildings that have been merged, so to get to our room, we were led through a maze of corridos. To top it all, when we looked out of the window in our room, we saw a shady yard full of beer cans and the back side of a restaurant (?) called Kamasutra! However,... more

Stayed here for one night in July. Hotel is probably walking distance from the train station but I took a taxi instead. Small frontage but secure entrance - you must be buzzed in. My room was downstairs in the basement area and it was reasonably quiet, except for loud drunks at night. The room had a single bed, tv, desk,... more

I made our reservations on www.hostelbookers.com and paid less through this website than anywhere else I could find. For two people (double room) on a Friday and Saturday night, the room total was 120 GBP. This is a steal compared to the Novotel which is about half a block away. The night before our arrival, I emailed the hotel to... more

We booked on laterooms so got a room in the basement but that wasn't a bad thing as it was rather quiet. There was only one light working in the room and our tv wasn't working. I think I'm quite picky when it comes to cleanliness so I wouldn't say it was excellent. The tap in the bathroom could have... more

I stayed at the Newton Hotel with my husband from 17 - 19 April. We were in Glasgow visiting relatives who live near the Mitchell Library - which was a 5 min walk away. We were literally around the corner from Sauchiehall Street, which for the Londoners is like the Scottish Oxford Street. The reception is manned 24hours a day... more

Me and my boyfriend stayed here on a Saturday night as we were going to see Peter Powers and couldnt be bothered making the trip back home. We arrived at the hotel an hour before check in time and our room was ready so we were allowed into our room early. We had to go down a set of stairs... more

Stayed one night at The Newton hotel. The room was comfy, clean and all that I needed. Walked from the train station, about a 15 minute walk. Hotel is close to Sausiehall St with many restaurants. Just walk out of the hotel turn right at the first street and one block up . If you turn right on Sauciehall and... more