Voco Grand Central Glasgow, An Ihg Hotel, Glasgow

The hotel had a huge room with a table and chairs, the biggest bed ever, and a fabulous bathroom. It was very warm, but a bit of a distance from the lift. The service was outstanding, particularly the cocktail makers in the bar and Sean who provided great local knowledge. The location was convenient for train arrivals and dining options, despite some noise from a late-night party. The dining experience offered plenty of choices but was out of cheese at breakfast. The facilities were well-equipped and enjoyable.

The hotel is located in a grand old building, perfect for exploring Glasgow city center. The rooms were a bit small and old, with some broken furniture, but the cleanliness was up to high standards. Service was modern and clean throughout, with a special touch of an anniversary chocolate and champagne in the room. The dining experience was decent, with a normal buffet style, although it felt a bit overwhelming during busy times. The location is fantastic, especially if arriving by train, but parts of it look a bit dated.

The hotel is ideally located in the heart of Glasgow, offering easy access to the city's sights and right next to Grand Central Station. The rooms are spacious, well-decorated, and comfortable, providing a cozy retreat. However, some maintenance issues like a non-functional toilet and occasional cleanliness oversights were noticeable, impacting the overall value for money.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. While rooms had some issues, the service was attentive. The location was convenient despite being crowded, and dining left much to be desired.

The hotel has a central location right above the taxi rank outside the central station. The rooms are bright and noisy until late due to the train concourse but are clean and well-equipped. The service was mixed with a complaint about heating not being sympathetically handled. The dining experience was decent but below expected standards. The hotel's facilities are convenient but lack some luxury amenities.

My stay at the hotel was overall pleasant. The rooms were clean, comfy, and beautifully decorated, offering a restful ambiance. However, some areas appeared a bit old and dull. The service was a mix of reactions ranging from confusion to excellence, with a delightful breakfast experience. The location couldn't be more perfect, right in the heart of Glasgow for easy access to transport. The dining experience, while generally good, had moments of disorganization. Facilities were satisfactory, although there were some minor inconveniences.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms were a good size and very comfortable, but unfortunately, it was far too hot even with the radiator off. On the bright side, I was pleasantly surprised that the TV was cleverly hidden in the mirror. The service from the front door to the room cleaners was exceptional, going above and beyond for my friends who were on their honeymoon. The location was great, especially for anyone arriving by train as it's right by the station and convenient for exploring the city. The dining experience had its ups and downs; while the breakfast was excellent with a great selection, the wait time was quite long. Overall, my experience was memorable, with some room for improvement.

The hotel had elegant public areas and a good-sized room with comfortable beds. Although the sitting area lacked a sofa and the bathroom was well-appointed, the room overall was not particularly fancy compared to the impressive reception. The service was excellent with welcoming and friendly staff. The central location, right by the main rail station, was perfect for exploring the city. The dining experience offered good food with efficient service but was let down by items not arriving hot as expected. Overall, a pleasant stay with some room for improvement.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of highs and lows. The location was superb, right at the city centre with easy access to the central train station and surrounding eateries, making it great for exploring Glasgow. However, the room, although spacious and overlooking the station forecourt, was quite dirty with dust everywhere, which affected my overall comfort.

Upon arrival, the room had been cordoned off for years but opened up last minute, leaving us with just a bed to sleep in. The room was generally fine, but we were surprised to find empty cans and a bar of soap left behind. We were then moved to an even larger but impractical room that was cold and overly bright.