"Don't have a budget really. Looking to enjoy myself so not looking for travel lodge so looking for good facilities. Pretty central is preferred. "
Grand central and Citizen M is nice ..only problem with Citizen M is there isnt much room to hang clothes so if your traveling light it should be ok xxx  |
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try the glasgow hilton
ask about the executive loung ..pay a wee bit extra and its free drink and nibbles,
great food great pool and fantastic beds!!
auds xx |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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Radisson, Malmaison and Blythswood are pretty central and well appointed.
Hilton and Crowne Plaza good but less central (still only a short taxi ride to town).
Millenium very central but a bit down at heel.
Jury's very central but a bit hen/stag weekendy.
Plenty of others. Deals to be had on late booking websites. |
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"try the glasgow hilton
ask about the executive loung ..pay a wee bit extra and its free drink and nibbles,
great food great pool and fantastic beds!!
auds xx"
when you say free drink, you mean bevvy right?? how much extra does that cost? |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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"Fraser Suites are very spacious with sitting area and small kitchen. Large beds are a bonus too.
Don't do meals or have a bar but is in the Merchant City area of Glasgow.
Stayed a few times now  "
There's no shortage of food and drink places in the Merchant City. |
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over a year ago
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"try the glasgow hilton
ask about the executive loung ..pay a wee bit extra and its free drink and nibbles,
great food great pool and fantastic beds!!
auds xx
when you say free drink, you mean bevvy right?? how much extra does that cost?"
The Hilton website says
"Guests staying in Executive rooms, Relaxation rooms and Suites have access to this private lounge in the Executive wing.
Find express check-in, complimentary continental breakfast and refreshments, PC access and shower room in a decor of black marble and cream, brown and turquoise tones."
How anyone could resist paying far over the odds for a coulour scheme like that defeats me.
Prices will depend on local circumstances.
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"try the glasgow hilton
ask about the executive loung ..pay a wee bit extra and its free drink and nibbles,
great food great pool and fantastic beds!!
auds xx
when you say free drink, you mean bevvy right?? how much extra does that cost?"
look out for deals..cld be än extra £20 sometime and you get Free tea..coffee ..soft drink and nibbles in the afternoon then 6pm its you beers.wines and spirits and more nibbles..usually the drink is pour your own.x
Been a few times well worth it.x |
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"try the glasgow hilton
ask about the executive loung ..pay a wee bit extra and its free drink and nibbles,
great food great pool and fantastic beds!!
auds xx
when you say free drink, you mean bevvy right?? how much extra does that cost?
The Hilton website says
"Guests staying in Executive rooms, Relaxation rooms and Suites have access to this private lounge in the Executive wing.
Find express check-in, complimentary continental breakfast and refreshments, PC access and shower room in a decor of black marble and cream, brown and turquoise tones."
How anyone could resist paying far over the odds for a coulour scheme like that defeats me.
Prices will depend on local circumstances.
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well depends on your circumstances youv got that right...always the ibis if Thats more up your market |
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"Thistle is good option for the health club/pool.
Citizen M is good for short visit and a bit different, funky feel and huge bed."
beds the only thing huge in it tho lol.
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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"try the glasgow hilton
ask about the executive loung ..pay a wee bit extra and its free drink and nibbles,
great food great pool and fantastic beds!!
auds xx
when you say free drink, you mean bevvy right?? how much extra does that cost?
The Hilton website says
"Guests staying in Executive rooms, Relaxation rooms and Suites have access to this private lounge in the Executive wing.
Find express check-in, complimentary continental breakfast and refreshments, PC access and shower room in a decor of black marble and cream, brown and turquoise tones."
How anyone could resist paying far over the odds for a coulour scheme like that defeats me.
Prices will depend on local circumstances.
well depends on your circumstances youv got that right...always the ibis if Thats more up your market "
It occured to me when I first noticed this thread that I haven't actually stayed overnight in an hotel in Glasgow for over 30 years.
Lots of day conferences and meetings but nothing longer. |
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We have used a few hotels in the city centre for swing meets and have found some fabby apartments with no reception desk so we can have as many people come and go as we please 
L x |
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If you don't mind being a wee way out of Glasgow, there's the Alona Hotel by Motherwell and Strathclyde Country Park.
I used to stay there lots for business and uhhhhhh "business" as well lol.
Always seem to see lots of folk there looking very - shall we say, alert lol. And the ladies always look very well "presented".
Rooms are nice too |
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"If you don't mind being a wee way out of Glasgow, there's the Alona Hotel by Motherwell and Strathclyde Country Park.
I used to stay there lots for business and uhhhhhh "business" as well lol.
Always seem to see lots of folk there looking very - shall we say, alert lol. And the ladies always look very well "presented".
Rooms are nice too "
Not sure when you were last at The Alona Inver but last time i was there i found the rooms a bit run down and in need of refubishing but it is a nice hotel but a better one out this way is The Shawlands park Hotel in Larkhall xxx |
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