Glasgow hotels near Glasgow City Chambers

Cons: Everyone if the staff were so friendly and lovely! Have stayed here before and shall again! Breakfast is to die for! Xx

Cons: We had no remote control for the tv, the room had no fridge or minibar, we had no menu for room service and when we phoned to ask for one it took 1 hour 30 mins to arrive

Cons: This hotel is right next to the train station and a very loud night club. It is very loud.

Cons: There was a bit of noise from town and station, but considering the location it was to be expected and cant see how the hotel could do anything about it

Cons: Wifi is terrible

Cons: Upper floors could do with a make over

Cons: Staff could be more friendly and helpful. Also wash cloths and more soap in the rooms would be nice.

Cons: The two single rooms we booked were very small with no air conditioning. The one upholstered chair was thread-bare. With the window open for fresh air the traffic noise was unbearable. The hotel has a very rigid no refund policy so be very careful when paying up front. We would not stay at the Grand Central again nor would we recommend it to our friends.

Cons: Beds awful no mini bar in room and rooms very small and not nice

Cons: Quality of the restaurant.

Cons: There could have been brighter lights in the room, we found it a bit dim. Also I thought there would have been more vegetarian items in the hot breakfast section (mushrooms and tomatoes). I was surprised there weren’t any tomatoes bearing in mind all the ‘five a day’ health advertising there is these days

Cons: No issues.

Cons: The room felt like a nice hostel, not a 4 star hotel. This location is 2 blocks from the nightclub scene so it was very loud with people shouting on the streets and cars revving their engines. The water closet was very plain and the toilet paper quality poor. There is no pool/whirlpool/jacuzzi. We booked this room at a discount rate, thankfully. Had I paid full price, I would not have been happy with the full-rate and the quality of hotel. This is more like a 2 star hotel.

Cons: Gym facilities were advertised but no weights section existed. As such I was disappointed to not be able to do a workout as planned. It would be useful to clarify this on the website I.e. Call it a cardio gym.

Cons: It’s very noisy with the traffic and trains as well as loud guests in the corridors. I didn’t mind but don’t go if you’re a light sleeper.

Cons: The tv is on the wrong wall on room 718, neither bunk bed has a clear view. The shower was a bit hard to work out and the pressure is not great. The soap in the shower should be actual bath gel or body shampoo not hand hashing foam.

Cons: The bathroom light in the shower is motion sensing, but it doesn't sense your motion in the shower. So the lights turn off on you about every 2 minutes and you have to get out in the dark and make motion. Not the safest. Also the shower drained poorly so it would overflow if I didn't shut off the water. I actually had to switch rooms when I first got there. The first room had mosquitoes, and smelled musty. The place was cheap, but maybe too cheap.

Cons: Shower could be more powerful and warmer

Cons: the sinks were separate from the toilets, and situated so that if you turned the light on it would wake everyone up, breakfast was expensive and very limited, didn't have soy milk

Cons: It's a bit shabby because, sadly, part of it is soon to be demolished to allow for expansion of the train station. We were told a much smaller boutique hotel would emerge from what's left of the Millennium. That new hotel will of course inherit the location -- and with luck, the wonderful staff.