Radisson Blu Hotel, Glasgow

I’d happily stay here again. It’s good value, close to Glasgow Central station, and suitable for business or leisure. The room was clean and up to date, and I slept like a baby. The toilet was great, though the half shower screen meant water got onto the floor, which is just a personal preference. The hotel has a lovely design and wonderful staff. Breakfast really stood out. A staff member gave us a little tour of what was available, a thoughtful touch. I can see why the hotel won a best breakfast award: there was a great buffet with all the usual Scottish fry-up items, and the haggis was the best I’ve tried so far. The vegans in my party were impressed by the vegan croissants. Plant based milk alternatives were by the cereal, though I’m not sure if warm plant milk could be requested for coffee. Breakfast also includes an à la carte vegetarian fry-up, which can be made vegan if you ask to leave out the egg. The only downside was staying for just one night. It’s one of the best places I’ve stayed in the UK. Thanks again, Radisson Glasgow 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿, keep it up 💪

The breakfast was just right, and checking out was seamless. My room was spacious and had what I needed, including a decent wardrobe and a good choice of teas and coffee. I slept really well, with very little noise from the hallway or other rooms. I booked the hotel for the first time on Saturday because of an online deal and its location near Central Station, and I’m glad I chose it. Everything was clean and tidy, the staff were friendly and attentive, and the service was excellent. The hotel felt cozy, with plenty of seats in the main lobby. I couldn’t fault the stay and will definitely return.

The breakfast buffet was generous and good quality, with Scottish choices like haggis and Lorne sausage. I also slept really well in the large, comfortable bed. My upgraded room was spacious and had all the basics I needed, including a safe, fridge, coffee machine and iron. The bathroom was clean, with plenty of towels and a big walk-in shower. The hotel is close to Central Station and easy to reach on foot. Reception were friendly and efficient, and my room was on the fifth floor, with a key card needed for the lift. I had a very enjoyable stay and would come back if I can.

The room was clean and the bed was a pleasant surprise, medium firm rather than too hard. My stay was pleasant overall, thanks in large part to John and the other staff’s care. Roadworks meant a long walk to the hotel, and with my current disability and limited mobility I arrived in a lot of discomfort. John, the attendant and concierge, noticed straight away. He helped me through check-in, took my case, then assisted me to my conference. While I was there, he arranged for my room to be ready early, brought my luggage up and made sure I had somewhere to rest if I needed it. He was courteous and considerate without being patronising, which mattered to me because I try to stay as independent as I can. That was more help than I expected and made the whole visit much better. The woman greeting guests at breakfast the next morning deserves a mention too. She was helpful, polite and had a great attitude, and that lifted my impression of the stay. The haggis was tasty as well. Now, if only I could get Irn-Bru in bottles!