Hotels near Muirend Station

"Sign for direction to lift was not clear, too small, easy to get lost,"

"Good clean modern hotel. Couldn’t fault the place!"

"Stayed for 2 nights here 1st floor, overlooking Suchiehall Lane, both mornings wakened at 4 by staff at nearby restaurant laughing and talking, on 2nd morning delivery truck arrived at 4.30 was there for about an hour, so if you go ask for an upper floor apart from that Hotel good. Perfect location for city centre rail and bus station"

"Such a good experience! The room was clean and comfortable. Excellent location for the SEC and the west end. Really enjoyed our free welcome drink! Very grateful to the staff for letting us check in early."

"Clean, good location, check in / out simple, modern. Wouldn’t pay the money for the breakfast though, there’s plenty of cheaper options within 5-10min walk."

"Nothing much too say other than beer selection not much to choose from and prices other than that.brilliant hotel"

"Lovely accommodation in a quiet area with only a few minutes walk to Sauchiehall Street."

"This property was amazing, staff was excellent and food was outstanding"

"While the room itself was nice and spacious, the building itself is showing its age with uneven floors throughout. Water pressure was great. Basic equipment for the mini kitchen was adequate. Staff was very friendly and tried to be helpful. Fitness center opened on my second day there... you can get a good lift in, but you're in tight quarters. Breakfast was fine, though I'm used to American breakfasts that include scrambled eggs, pancakes, potatoes, and bacon/sausage. This was just the cereal, fruit, and pastries- no hot options. Great coffee, though. Where it came apart for me was two things. One: the site was advertised with an airport shuttle, "A RARE FIND". THERE WAS NO SHUTTLE but I did get to pay $80 for a couple can rides - which blows. The other was that the hotel is directly attached/adjacent to not one, not two, but THREE nightclubs on the street level that were THUMPING until 3AM. Combined with the time change, that lead to my Garmin recording three "no sleep" nights out of the six I was there."