Hotéis Hostels em Glasgow

The vibe and atmosphere at the Oak Tree Inn was amazing. The food was also a huge plus. I was less impressed with the room and bed, but it was still a fantastic experience. This seems like a popular hiking stop point for those on the West Highland Way trails. This inn has a wonderful outdoorsy vibe that was infectious! I highly recommend the food- both dinner and breakfast here. The dinner was one of my favorite meals in Scotland. The breakfast was very good as well. As for the room itself, I didn't find the bed to be very comfortable- personal preference. The room we stayed in had a very hard bed. The shower was extremely slippery, so it was actually quite scary to take a shower. Our TV didn't work, which ended up being ok because we were exhausted. (In fairness, we did not attempt to get help with the TV). I would stay there again, especially for the wonderful meals!

Inconvenient location and nice staff The staff are quite friendly and nice. The location is... a bit hard to say. If you are a nature lover, u probably enjoy the walk in the neighborhood. There're hills and nice houses nearby. Around 5 min walk from the hotel, there's a nice track called Strathblane Railway Path. But if you want to get to the city centre, and you can't drive, you can only get there by a bus which is 50 min ride (note that it's 1 to 2 hour frequency). I waited for the bus at the buschanan bus station on Saturday at 7pm (it's scheduled at 7:10pm) and the bus went missing. I asked staff at the bus station and they told me to find the help desk but it was closed and the hotline was also shut down. I waited for the next bus at 8:35pm and luckily it did arrive. So make sure you check the bus schedule if you are going for a tour/taking train in the city centre!!!

Just to be clear, this isn't a fine star establishment but it does deserve a fine star review for what it provides at the price or charges. City centre location. Lots of shopping and food options around the venue. Staff were very pleasant although more knowledge about bus routes would have been helpful given the number of out of towners that will be staying here. I chose a double room without a window sunder I was literally just sleeping here rather than spending time in the room. It is very clean, nice white bedding. The double bed took up the whole of the Room bar the entrance part but that was absolutely not an issue because I didn't need any more space. There was a toilet and shower wet room, TV, mirror, hanging area (not a full wardrobe but it absolutely sure what I needed). I appreciated the interesting extra touches which had clearly been considered for a compact space such as storage under the bed for luggage, free wi-fi, plug points and light switches by the bed and only having room cleaning and bedding changed on request and for an additional charge, rather than being included in three cost of the Room when it really wasn't necessary or environmentally aware given that I only had a two night stay. I would definitely use this service again. I paid £25 per night through booking.com which for a city centre location is outstanding.

The English breakfast was hearty and delicious. The hotel has complete facilities, elegant environment and high security. It is only a 5-minute walk from the university where my daughter is studying. There is a cafe downstairs, and afternoon tea is convenient.

I get what this hotel is trying to do, but it doesn't do it that well! I had good communication prior to my stay, a few texts reminding me. I liked the self check in screen, saves time. The room itself was supposed to be a 'queen' but it was extremely cramped, the bed was a small double at best and there was a weird single bunk bed over the double, which made the room feel so small and oppressive. Floor to ceiling windows in the bathroom were inconvenient. There was a door joining my room to the next which was less than ideal. The whole hotel was very noisy, you could hear doors opening and closing all over the place. There was a lot of noise coming from the room next door which was made worse by the door, as this let more noise in. The party eventually stopped about 3am. This wasn't just me, my colleague had to ask someone to come up and stop a party in the hallway at 1am and he was 2 floors up. No kettle, no water, pretty basic room. This would do for one night maximum IF there was nowhere else.

The location of the hotel is a quiet area, not far from the city center, and it is convenient to go to the pedestrian street. The service staff is more enthusiastic, the breakfast is more abundant, and the variety is more complete. The bathroom sink hot and cold water faucet is separate and not very used. The overall experience is better.

A very warm welcome to Scotland from our receptionist who was so helpful in pointing out the highlights and giving us recommendations. Best night’s sleep in ages. The room was a carbon copy of one we’d stayed in the night before in Newcastle. Modern, super clean and very comfy. Fantastic breakfast with great pastries, lovely yoghurts, porridges, bagels and hot treats. Really loved it.

Overall experience was great. the hotel has a lovely first impression when you walk in, and it smells lovely. Checking in quick and easy, staff very friendly. Only a small problem was when we checked in. I was asked if we would be using the car park, which I said yes we will be, I was told it is £15 per night, which I had no problem I then paid by card with the parking. The staff member never asked us for our car registration plate at the time, but I didn't think anything about it. Also, be aware that while parking in the car park, our car rear window got smashed as there are mental pipes sticking out of the very low units. The hotel wasn't interested at all as it's park at your own risk. After my husband spoke to someone at the reception desk about our smashed rear window, he proceeded to look at our reservation, and there was no log of a car registration, but we had already paid. My husband explained this, and the person at the reception said we should have been asked our registration plate prompt to fill something in, which we weren't. A few days after we arrived home, we received a fine through the post for using the car park without paying, quick call to the hotel and it was quickly rectified. A few issues that shouldn't have happened.

On arrival at Premier Inn Buchanan Galleries at the back of 4.00 pm we discovered the queue for check-in extended from reception right down through the bar and then doubled back again. When we arrived only one member of staff was on reception and none of the self check-in machines were operational, another member of staff did arrive to help out but the wait was totally unacceptable. Premier Inn are cutting costs by limiting the number of staff on duty at the same time as they are trying to increase income by charging anyone who wants to check-in early £10.00. This inevitably leads to the type of queues that we encountered more than an hour after the official check-in time. Unfortunately, when you consider this along with the policy on not servicing rooms daily unless requested to do so, then it can only lead to the impression that customer satisfaction is no longer important to them. Although we have been long term customers of Premier Inn we will be looking at other options in future.