Hotels near City Chambers in Glasgow

Could be better..we wish that the receiptionist have more knowledge on assisting customer regarding Glasgow activities and transport. Other than that everything better than our London stay..affordable stay but complete..just amenities we need to request

Great location, super close to city centre and very convenient. Staff members are always helpful and super friendly. On my final night there was a storm in Scotland and staff was super helpful with trying to see if they can book me for one extra night just in case if trains don’t run the next day :) really happy with the service. Breakfast has good selection! Room is okay, the AC seemed a bit old and broken but still works, temperature in the room is fine!

Amazing view of the city! Requested for a high floor and thankfully was given one, front reception was friendly and informative. Location was great! Just few minutes away from the railway station and in the middle of many foods and cafes

The room was very clean, spacious and bright. The staff was very friendly. I ordered breakfast separately and it was also very good, a classic English breakfast. The location is also good and transportation is very convenient.

Basic hotel but in an ideal location short walk to Sauchihall Street, great restaurants close by. Antipasti if you like Italian. Sichuan house, brilliant Chinese restaurant. The staff at the hotel were very helpful. Free WiFi also a free drink from the bar. We didn't have breakfast we went out to eat but there is breakfast for an extra £12 per day if you prefer.

This is a very well located hotel, and the parking is close by. Parking at additional charge but the hotel has negotiated preferential rates. The breakfast was excellent- quality and variety. The staff were helpful. The room was clean. I would stay there again.

I stayed when visiting for a concert so I checked in, dumped my bags and left. The hotel had great décor and was very central. The room itself was a very nice. Great shower. Our twin beds were close enough that we were pretty much in a double.

The place was clean nice and quiet. However the wifi signal I would say was one of the worst that I have ever seen, let alone I was in one of the closest rooms from the front desk. Service was fine in general but on the second last day of my stay, the LED light strip got dismounted and fell, some might see it as a big deal but it didn't really bother me. I was on a tight schedule so my first available opportunity to let them know about it was when I came back at the end of the day, to my surprise their front desk initial response didn't seem to be apologetic instead was questioning when did it happen and why didn't I let them know earlier. I hope that wasn't a standard level of their front desk service.

My stay with the ibis hotel was somewhat mixed with both positive and negative. On a positive, the accessible room that I had booked was of a good size and the main bedroom area was clean. The staff on arrival were helpful and provided me with all necessary information upon check in. Sadly, I was disappointed when ordering from the hotel resturant. My son wanted a pizza and the menu provided a list of three types. When ordering, I was told that there was only one type which wasn’t listed on the menu. I found the food to be of substandard which is disappointing given the price. Equally on check out, I advised that the bathroom had a build up of dirt and hair around the shower tray. I was told “apologises, this is a housekeeping issue”. I voiced my disappointment regarding the food to just be told “sorry”. Lastly I expressed my disappointment that I was charged £12.99 per person for a breakfast buffet. I felt this was a bit steep considering my under 5 ate half a croissant. The front desk only advised that usually they did not charge for under 5’s and would need to take this up with the app I booked to is stay through. No solution or refund were offered.

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.