Malmaison Glasgow

Lovely staff, quiet location and good soundproofing. Room was a bit old and a few things could be reviewed by hotel, very old radiator, bath plug doesn’t fit well and king size bed not fitted together well enough so could feel the join down the middle. Otherwise good value for money and bar, staff and food were very good.

A bit a little disorganised. Not enough towels for everyone and the extra bed for our son was overlooked so added in once we arrived. Staff polite and pleasant, Cara at breakfast stood out though as she actually appeared to be enjoying herself, not just working! The room was lovely with a seating area and mezzanine bedroom but a little grubby with lots of stains on the sofas. Also, the a/c panel is super bright and right next to the bed making for a very disturbed nights sleep. The shower was hot/cold/hot/cold. We did report it so hopefully it's fixed for the next guests! Overall, it was a nice break but there was no festive fun or "oomph" about the hotel; nothing to make their guests feel special.

The room was extremely warm with no means of cooling off. No sleep all night will never stop again at this hotel

The hotel put me in a room that the whole floor boards under the carpet made noises. The tv channels did not work, the water floor in the taps was poor and the lamp needed a new bulb. I was extremely disappointed as the room cost £209. The good thing they did refund some of the cost of the room.

Lovely spot close to city centre. Convenient location and easily accessible from M8. Parking was expensive and not the most convenient.

Stay here at your peril. Unless you are very hard of hearing there is a good chance you will have a dreadful stay. I was initially booked into room 120, which is in a corridor of ‘junior suite’ rooms directly above reception that, oddly, is only accessible up a flight of stairs. The squeaking of floor boards started in the corridor. And then into into the room. And then I heard the people in the room next door squeaking around their room. And then the people in the room on the other side squeaked around their room. Literally every step. It was unreal. The entire floor of rooms was one big interconnected squeak-fest. I have no idea what is wrong with that floor (old converted building?) but I am shocked that a brand like Malmaison has the nerve to sell any of the rooms in that corridor. The receptionist was pleasant when I asked to change the room (let’s just say she didn’t seem surprised when I mentioned floorboards). Room 452 was in a more modern wing of the hotel and at least had a solid, quiet floor. But then I heard coughs and sneezes from next door and the room was close enough to the lift to hear the announcement every time the lift doors opened. There were other issues: hand basin didn’t clear water quickly;all the hot taps had bizarre signs warning of extremely hot water; no plugs by the bedside to charge phones; tired decor. The staff were pleasant and I don’t enjoy leaving a review like this but people deserve to know how significantly below par this property is.

Overall an excellent stay bar food and breakfast couldn't be better. Would stay there again next time in Glasgow. Bar prices are a little bit high.9

A last minute booking and lovely stay. Staff were all helpful and friendly. We dined in the restaurant on the pre fixe menu which was good value. Comfortable bed and all we needed in the room. Thanks for a great stay.