Great location near both central and queen station train station. Sir John Moore - Whetherspoons was cheap and had great food, conveniently located next door.

Strange layout in the rooms - no table/desk or counter spaces. No kettle and no tea/coffee. The only outlet for the room was located by the entrance - the opposite side from the washroom so the blow dryer wasn’t very useful. As well the only place you could open the ironing board - the plug for the iron wouldn’t reach. The room has no privacy so you had to change in the shower stall - fine if you’re alone or a couple but staying with my two adult daughters wasn’t the best. Also the shower is opaque so when someone is showering you can see their full silhouette - again fine for a couple but weird for a family.

The location was perfect for us, as we needed to be close to Glasgow Central train station & Yotel is basically across the street. We wouldn't normally choose a modern hotel, as we love the old, traditional style, but this was a pleasant surprise. The staff at check-in were great & it was really quick & easy to grab our key cards & get to our room. The room had cool features, like a bed that slides up into a "couch", LED lighting with color-change options behind the TV & all the room & hotel info on the TV menu. The bathroom had a separate shower & toilet within the bath area & the bathroom mirror had adjustable lighting. The windows had 2 sets of blinds that either allowed filtered light for privacy, darkening, or open-to-the-public ;) Breakfast was on an upper floor, so there were pretty good views of the city. It was buffet-style & had all the usual Scottish breakfast staples. This was adjacent to their bowling alley, which we didn't get to enjoy, but was pretty cool. All in all, a great stay.

The room was pretty dark, despite the cool lighting. I think one of the overhead bulbs was burned out, but I don't know that it would've added much more light as it was right by the door. The shower stall has no way to hang a towel, so when you get out, you have to cross the floor to the closet where the hooks are, so that was weird. Also- no kettle or coffee maker in the room, which is a bummer if you want a cuppa outside of breakfast hours.

Clean and comfortable, very pleasant staff and perfect for my early departure from Central Station. I think I got lucky with my room as it was huge and so was the bathroom, I think I was given an accessible room. Great rainfall shower, nice toiletries in dispensers, gorgeous big towels, nice bed linens and I liked the electric bed. I had 7 huge wall to ceiling windows which gave a great dual aspect view, but it was hard work winding down all the blinds.

I have got to say it and hope that Yotel will listen to the majority of other reviewers as well as me, the lack of kettle is a deal breaker. I needed to get a drink and an early night, no way would I go several floors up to visit a bar to get one, i don't need an ironing board or fancy moving bed, I do need a cuppa in my room so sadly won't be booking again.

Loved the entire feel of this hotel! The rooms are small but perfectly laid out thought about the positioning of everything, it felt really comfortable, i loved where the power sockets were, that you can cast to the TV from your phone to watch your own Netflix etc. Wifi was great, and the bar on the top floor was great. Make sure you go up to 7th floor in the disco lift from ground level, it was really fun. Breakfast was really good and the staff were brilliant

The shower was a rainfall one but had no real "power" when trying to wash long hair (just a personal thing) - the handheld shower wasn't high enough to use so you had to hold it, the bed also was a bit hard for my liking, but i slept fine. Minor gripes. 100% would stay again.

Stayed here for Hyrox. It was about 1.2 mile from the arena with a lovely simple walk to the venue along the Clyde. Staff at the hotel were very friendly. Hotel room was clean and tidy. The hotel has a small gym which was clean and very handy and although we could not check in until 15:00 there was a baggage drop to save carrying our luggage around. Good central location with plenty of restaurants and shops and only a couple of minute stroll to the River Clyde.

The toilets in the room were not exactly to private with just a frosted pane of glass to separate 😂 but as long as you know who you are staying with well it was clean, tidy and served a purpose. The lifts took a bit of getting used to, sometimes they worked, sometimes you had to scan your room key and they would work and occasionally you would have to change lifts as it kept coming up with “call locked” or something similar and the lifts took would not work. This was no big issue though.

Wonderful location, next to Glasgow Central in the heart of the city. The room was ultra modern and very comfortable; reclining bed, ironing board and iron, hairdryer, fridge, safety box, Urban Jungle body wash, shampoo and conditioner in large dispensers. Very clean. We stayed for five nights and would definitely stay there again. The staff were friendly and helpful. The bar/ breakfast room on the top floor was very comfortable and even had a four lane bowling alley. We were able to leave our luggage with reception on the day of departure at no extra cost as our train was late afternoon. Excellent!

So, why not ten out of ten? No tea/coffee making facilities in the room! Thank goodness there's a Wetherspoon's just next door.

Great location next to central station, very clean, nice but small room. Comfy bed. Ease of checkin and check out.

Being evacuated from the building at 2am due to some idiot smoking in their room. No apology, nothing . I know it’s not there fault but there was no roll call no organisation in where people should go. If that was a real fire people would be at risk. The fact it has no kettle or although it has a fridge that isn’t a fridge but a cool box with lights that is warmer than the room but they don’t tell you that. So you buy drinks and snacks from the shops only to find the next day they can’t be used and told go to the bar and get some cups of ice to cool it down. What is the point a cooling device is a fridge. If it doesn’t serve a purpose remove it !!!

My go to hotel for every stay no matter what city. So clean and modern with lovely helpful staff

Only thing that disappointed me again, (exact same thing as last time i stayed here) was that after paying £15 to extend my check out time from 11am to 1pm, housekeeping were not informed and woke me up around 11:30am by banging on the door (by the time i got up and to the door they had already opened it)

We stayed here one night as we needed to be near Glasgow Central Station and ready to go the next day. The location was perfect - right behind the station and in a busy area though the room was very quiet. The bed was comfortable - and we loved the reclining function - with a large tv that we could easily 'cast' our phones to. The bedroom was very quiet with double black out blinds making it peaceful. These rooms are compact but comfortable and in a great location and a very reasonable price.

The sensor light was easily triggered when we were sleeping - we were woken a few times by the light seemingly triggered by one of us turning over in bed! however it is controlled by a remote so it was quick to turn it off and go back to sleep.

The hotel is in a great location, right across from the central station, with several pubs and restaurants nearby. The hotel is modern, clean, and well-maintained; check-in and check-out were quick and efficient. The breakfast is generous and varied, served in the restaurant on the seventh floor, which offers pleasant views of the city. Good quality-price ratio.

The room would have been small even for two people, but for three it was truly at the bare minimum of usability; the third bed was located on a mezzanine level, placed crosswise above the double bed, less than a meter from the ceiling. The double bed itself, in order to open suitcases and move around the room, had to be automatically folded and then unfolded when it was time to go to sleep.