The location was excellent for walking to the OVO, great for popping to a shop for essential items and lots of cafes and places to eat. Amazing location for visiting the Kelvingrove art gallery and museum. Hotel itself was really good, breakfast was great - really super, attentive staff and a great selection of breakfast options. Rooms reasonably small but perfectly clean bathroom. Quiet location at night and very close to bus stops. Perfectly reasonable price to pay for the room and breakfast. Would stay again and certainly recommend it to others.

In all honesty, very little. Maybe having glasses to use in the room be helpful but sure we could have had some if we’d asked. Genuinely pleased I picked to stay here. Booked for myself and my mum, lift was a great bonus. Hotel was easy to find and we had no complaints. Thanks for a great stay.

Room was spotlessly clean, quiet and very Scottish with the red tartan curtains and cushions, which I liked. A staff member Katie ( I think?) was so helpful when my friend returned hobbling with a damaged ankle (fell into a pothole walking around the park). She produced a set of crutches on a late Sunday afternoon and brought us a bag of ice for the wounded. Thank you so much - you really saved the day!! Also the breakfast room was attended by a memorably hospitable and efficient lady from Turkey. Loved the location with good selection of quality eateries, pubs and art gallery. Thumbs Up for the Argyle!

When checking in I was greeted by a very dull and grumpy fellow who showed me to the baggage storage room.

I booked this place as I was at a concert near by, I was a little anxious after reading some bad reviews. However, I didn't encounter any issues during my stay, the staff were friendly - especially the breakfast staff, the room and bathroom were very clean and well looked after and my bed was very comfortable, breakfast was hot and fresh with a good variety, my room was the standard single room which was very small but suited me perfectly as a solo traveller! The hotel itself is in a great location very near SW3G and the university, museum and botanic gardens. The building is charmingly old, so if you are expecting a modern chain hotel style room, book elsewhere, if you are looking for a stay with character, book the Argyll and soak in the history. Lastly, it was amazing value around £52 for a nights stay and breakfast included, will most likely choose this hotel if I am visiting the west end of the city in the future and would recommend to others.

A little hidden gem! I'm so pleased with our choice for our 1st weekend break in Glasgow! I chose it because it was one of very few hotels that would accommodate a single adult with more than 2 children and it was very reasonably priced. Our family room was spacious, clean and beautifully presented. The buffet breakfast was lovely and plentiful. The hot breakfast was actually hot (rare at a hotel buffet) and the items were always topped up immediately. The staff were very friendly, helpful and approachable. Nothing was too much trouble. The staff were all lovely especially Linda at breakfast. The location was perfect for our concert at the OVO Hydro and the beautiful big park across the road was a highlight for the children. 5 mins down the road was a wonderful, free museum and art gallery. Next time we visit Glasgow I will be checking this hotel for availability first.

Our room was street side and even with the windows shut and the curtains closed it felt like the windows were still open - very noisy and drafty. Not alot can be done about the beautiful sash windows, just something I noticed and it wouldn't stop me booking again. While breakfast was very good a few additions would have made it even better, especially for the children who didn't eat much. Ie. Fresh fruit, chocolate cereal, pancakes and/or pastries.

The hotel is darling and decorated in a charming manner. Each room is appointed with a kettle and basic drink supplies. The bathrooms are good and have a generous offering of towels. The breakfast was one of the highlights of our stay, the staff was very pleasant. The food was excellent and they had a neat machine to make specialty coffees. Definitely worth getting the rate that includes breakfast.

The biggest drawback, despite everything else being lovely was the bed. Ours was hard as a rock with hard pillows. We stayed a week and I didn’t get a single solid nights sleep because the bed caused serious back pain. It would behoove the hotel to invest in some updated mattresses and pillows.

The staff were very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was delicious. It was easy to reach the city center by walking about 10 minutes to the metro stop, crossing through the park. There are grocery stores, pubs, a park, and restaurants nearby. The area is not very busy, which is great as it means there isn’t much noise on the streets. I loved that there were tea, instant coffee and biscuits in the room. In general the room was very cozy.

Honestly, nothing to complain about. The building and rooms are somewhat old, but that’s expected in a historic city like Glasgow. Nonetheless, the whole building is very charming. I booked the budget room, so I was aware the bathroom would be small.

the location of hotel is close to where we had our night out. decor is nice all different tartans. room clean and tidy. staff we seen polite and hard working. key pass to enter into lift area.

The room was small (not too small) but had a sloping roof making it appear smaller than it was. shower water is really hot took a while to get to temperature that wouldn't scald me (or too cold). breakfast did have options and I was able to get something to eat (limited choice for me at hot buffet) however food was slowly replenished but items ibwould have selected hadn't been replenished during our sitting for breakfast. We choose 9.30 to have our meal. also bedding seemed to be on short side for me and I was slightly cold through night (partner was fine didn't feel the chill like me) window is a skylight so not much natural light comes into room.

This was an amazing find. We thought we would book a last minute break ,we had a look on Booking.com. As we stay in Glasgow we thought ,let do local and go to The Westend , go to some during the week Quizzes, due to always working, thought this would be a great idea. Which it was. The Hotel staff were all so lovely, very polite and courteous,nothing was a problem. Room was beautiful,spotless, and had a great shower, a four poster bed ,we also had USB sockets in the lamp and on the walls. Furniture was lovely too, just a genuinely lovely wee room for the price we paid. Breakfast was amazing, just everything you would want,cereal, yogurt, toast and all fry up items. The breakfast staff would come around to ask if anyone wanted coffee refils Tea drinkers were given a pot of tea. Checkout was 11am which was ample time too so we weren't rushed. We asked for a taxi in which we were shown to a button on the wall which was a direct line to the taxi firm. Absolutely lovely wee stay ,this hotel also includes a lift which was a great benefit to myself. Will definitely go back.

Couldn't fault, one thing although definitely not a criticism as I feel you get this in most hotels ,only one chair in the room. My husband went down to ask for another chair and received one with absolutely no problem so thank you again. Great place.

The three bed room we had was very dated with an old carpet which didn’t look too good on the floor and the padded headboards above the beds looked old and worn. Apart from that little issue, the room was fine with a lovely modern bathroom and shower and lovely towels to use. The room was warm and cosy. Plenty of tea bags etc to make a hot drink. The beds were very comfortable and we all had a good sleep. The breakfast was amazing and plentiful and the staff there are very helpful and friendly. The dining room is modern and is lovely and spotlessly clean. The front desk staff were very helpful and friendly too. There is a lift to take you to the floor you need. We walked down the stairs to go for breakfast and the lower floors looked really good with nice Scottish touches in the hallways.

There wasn’t anything we didn’t like.

Staff at Breakfast were fantastic. Really friendly and professional. Hotel in general is value for money.

Checking in was a disaster! If £100 is needed as a deposit, the hotel would need to mention this in the confirmation e mail. I paid through Booking.com and receptionist kept saying that i am not their customer, even after I checked in! Does not give a female traveling on her own much confidence in her safety. Morning receptionist was the opposite, very friendly and professional. Checked the room and sent me an e mail confirming no extra charges will be needed. Really appreciated this.