시티 센터 룸스

Great location, spacious room, highly recommended!

My only let down about this place was even though it’s on the 3rd floor it’s not clearly stated there’s no lift so be prepared to carry bags up and down Room and accommodation were lovely part from that not much noise at all

This is a great place for a stay in Glasgow. The hosts are wonderful and there is plenty to do in walking and public transport distance.

This room is good if you are looking to be closer to the University but still near shopping. However, this is not a hotel in the traditional sense. No front desk, limited check in hours and I believe we were in the only room with its own bathroom. For our needs, a week stay, it was neither convenient nor comfortable, but would be good for a single night or a short stay. Be aware that the clubs on the street below can be heard very easily from the third floor rooms. And finally be aware of any cancellation policies with this establishment. The deadline to cancel (if they allow) is two weeks prior to your trip -- at least it was in our case. Final note, when I emailed about the room two weeks prior to our trip, I did not receive any response which was unfortunate as we were arriving early (outside the normal check-in time), and had to wait several hours before we could get keys to the room (and the outside doors, the only way to get into the building). Was told when we finally met with the person letting us in that they didn't know we would be arriving early.

What possessed me to pass on the wealth of budget hotels in Glasgow and plump for this place? Well, Friday and Saturday in Glasgow can be party time and I thought I'd try and find something quieter. The reviews of City Center (sic) Rooms made it sound OK and the price was comparable with the average budget hotel. Unfortunately, nothing else was. What a horrible dump. I have no idea where the other reviewers stayed but it was a different place from the one I found. Approached through an insanitary communal corridor, with damaged electrical fittings hanging from the ceiling and strewn with refuse bags, passing other anonymous doors with broken and boarded-up panels, the apprehension rises. The main door to the accommodation is painted black and is ill-fitted to the frame. The owner - a pleasant woman herself - met me, gave me the keys and showed me to the room, inviting me to leave a review when I returned home. Here goes... The room is a dump. Mushroom-coloured walls with sagging paper and a big hole to the world outside (shown in one of my photographs) momentarily distract from the plug-in "pest repeller" but as I settled in, the stains on the walls, the cruddy carpet - I kept my boots on at all times I was on the carpet - the wobbly furniture, the dust and the general disrepair gradually began to overwhelm. The bed itself was rock hard and lumpy but forget a decent night's sleep... Noisy and cold. Avoid. You've been warned.