We were in Glasgow for an event at the OVO Hydro and travelled up from South Wales by train. The hotel was perfectly located in the centre of Glasgow for our visit. Easy walk from the railway station. Room was comfortable and clean. The bar/restaurant was friendly and the food was excellent. I can recommend the steak pie! Breakfast was continental and was always fresh which suited us just fine. A cooked option is available if you are happy to wait until 9.30 am. The staff were fantastic! Friendly, helpful and attentive, service was great even though the bar was really busy over the weekend. Should we be staying in Glasgow again we will definitely use Rab Ha’s.

We knew when booking a city centre pub/hotel that it would likely be noisy and that was the case, helped in no small way by the absolutely gorgeous weather, but we traded that for the perfect location for our needs and the other benefits of great staff, food and convenience that outweighed the small problem of noise from outside which is beyond the control of the premises!

Delayed on a train journey from Mallaig I did wonder if I might have been locked out as the cut-off time stated is 22.00. I need not have worried. The bar was in full swing with two retirement parties taking place on a Tuesday evening! The staff member who showed me to my room was so courteous and made me a light snack and provided a drink at my request. If you want a cooked breakfast you do have to order the night before but I was happy with an extensive continental one. Did the bar revellers affect my sleep? Not at all as I could hear nothing of what was happening downstairs. The establishment is accommodating and ideally suited to guests like myself who have unforced late arrivals. My thanks to the pub manageress who was courteous and convivial during breakfast time. Would I stay here again; yes!

No negative comments.

Staffer from the restaurant who checked me in was very pleasant. Old school interior furniture & design-very UK-ish. Had a corner room so two windows. Breakfast was decent as well as the salmon pate appetizer I had the evening I arrived. Overall very comfortable & the wifi was decent enough-about 10 mbps so at least I could stream youtube. A mini-fridge would be nice-I had to open up my window & carefully set my cans/bottles of adult beverages on the edge jutting out from it since it was still chilly outside in early June. Finally the location was decent for getting near the central part of the city.

The room was a twin room with two single beds and a bathroom. The room was a good size, the bed was really comfortable and the bathroom a good size too. The shower was hot and powerfull in the morning to wake me up. Tele on the wall and coffee/tea facility available. The room was very clean and tidy and decor very nice. The breakfast was absolutely dynamite and one of the best i have had in a while. A perfect cure to help with the previous evenings antics.

There wasn't really anything that i would pick up on that i didn't like.

The hotel is very close to the Central and Queen Street stations (5-10mins). I was welcomed by a young lady (Miriam) who showed me the room and gave me the info I needed. When I mentioned I had to leave before 8am and that I would miss breakfast (it starts at 8am on weekends and 7am on weekdays), she offered to leave something for me outside of my room before the end of her shift, which I greatly appreciated! The room was lovely and very clean. I will definitely stay here again if I come back to Glasgow!

The hotel is above a pub so, if you are a light sleeper, you will struggle falling asleep until 11pm. I didn't mind it, but it might be a problem for other people. Also, there are a few things that could do with an update (the bathroom floor and sealing around the shower), but nothing that compromises your staying!

Staff are excellent, good and friendly. Due to my train being much delayed I was far too late to get supper which is a shame as the food was highly rated by a customer! I had the continental breakfast (sorry I messed you about Chef!), a good selection and a good start to the day. The rooms were unexpectedly (only because they are above the pub) lovely, clean and comfortable and a good size, the windows open and there's a tub in the en-suite - big tick for me! There was no noise coming up from the bar - which has French windows opening to the outside seating - fab. Very good value for money considering the above and Rab Ha's central location, 10 minutes walk from G Central Station.

Excellent spacious room, the bed was very comfortable, breakfast was superb, the staff were very attentive and friendly.

Single glazed windows meant a lot of noise coming in from the street late at night, although I did specifically choose to stay in the city centre for convenience and it didn’t stop me from getting to sleep

In a very central location with lots of shops and restaurants around. The hotel and pub had a very cosy vibe and the staff couldn't do enough for you. Great continental breakfast and also a very good cooked breakfast for an additional price.

We we're given the compact double which don't get me wrong is lovely, just what you need for 1 night. But for 3 nights with a fair bit of luggage, we found this quite cramped.

This is the second time I have stayed at Rab Ha's It is great for what we need it for a comfy bed and a decent shower. The staff are absolutely lovely and nothing is any other bother. Would definitely stay again. The breakfast is fabulous as well. Well worth paying the extra £10 for the cooked breakfast. Thank you for your hospitality :)

What a wonderful find! Small hotel over a pub, in a central location close to everything. Off the main road so amazingly quiet at night. The room was luxurious and well laid out. And the bed so comfortable I didn't want to leave. The pub below was excellent. Food very good and popular. And top off all this excellence, the staff were amazing. I'll try not to recommend it any further so I can keep this my special Glasgow secret. Oops.

Steep stairs to 1st floor, but staff helped with bag. Having to leave