Glasgow Grosvenor Hotel

“Disappointed and would not recommend.”

Hotel is quite tired looking generally. In the bedroom the headboard was very marked , cupboard doors no soft closures on so awful noise every time you closed. Large dust ball hanging under the sink very visible from the shower. That said the room was otherwise clean ( apart from headboard mentio… more

Hotel is quite tired looking generally. In the bedroom the headboard was very marked , cupboard doors no soft closures on so awful noise every time you closed. Large dust ball hanging under the sink very visible from the shower. That said the room was otherwise clean ( apart from headboard mentioned ) Fridge was empty , no water supplied. Breakfast was mediocre to say the least, very disappointing, thankfully we ate elsewhere for dinner.

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“Disappointing Hotel”

I stayed here two nights last week and felt it was poor value for money considering I had paid over £150 each evening with no breakfast included. Like previous customers I had to sit in this so called lounge until a room was ready with nowhere in the hotel where I could get a cup of tea or coffee w… more

I stayed here two nights last week and felt it was poor value for money considering I had paid over £150 each evening with no breakfast included. Like previous customers I had to sit in this so called lounge until a room was ready with nowhere in the hotel where I could get a cup of tea or coffee without going outside to a café. My room was perfectly acceptable though later I discovered some of the bedding was torn ! Bovine restaurant was acceptable though not much choice and expensive for what it was . Not the Grosvenor Hotel it used to be sadly. I’ve paid half the price in a city centre premier for better service. Also some of the staff (apart from the restaurant) need to smile a bit more ?

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“Dogs allowed but not dog friendly”

We picked this hotel as it’s advertised as dog friendly. While dogs are allowed at the hotel it certainly couldn’t be classed as dog friendly. Dogs aren’t allowed in the restaurant or bar and they’re not allowed to be left alone in the room so if you want to eat there you must do so in the foyer wh… more

We picked this hotel as it’s advertised as dog friendly. While dogs are allowed at the hotel it certainly couldn’t be classed as dog friendly. Dogs aren’t allowed in the restaurant or bar and they’re not allowed to be left alone in the room so if you want to eat there you must do so in the foyer which is basically the walkway for the lift and the stairs. The tables are just coffee tables so eating a meal off a low table in front of all the guests walking by is not what we wanted to do. Luckily there are many places to eat nearby that welcome dogs. We did pop into the bar later in the evening and asked if the dog could come in and they said yes, and were happy to see her, so not sure if receptionist’s information was wrong or if the bar staff themselves just allowed it. I must say that the room was nice and the staff were lovely but we’ve been to many dog friendly hotels who welcome dogs and allow them into the bars and restaurants but this place was a big let down and not what we’re used to. Hotel fine to stay in as long as you don’t want to take your dog.

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