Millennium Hotel Glasgow

The gentleman at the reception is one of the nicest, polite and helpful i have fount in this trip His recommendations turnrd a nice night in Glasgow into a great one Thanks

Only stayed one night, but very happy with location, proximity to restaurants, rail station, centre of town. Old building with character. Bed was very comfortable. Staff were wonderful.

Booked an expensive standard double as per the website photo but I got a very small room which was in a dilapidated state. Breakfast was poor - powdered eggs!!. No evening meals. Staff were very apologetic

Over-priced, dated, worst stay ever! Would definitely not stay again and I wouldn’t recommend this hotel. In the middle of a heatwave, there is no air-con, just a large, noisy fan which overtakes any conversation and unable to watch TV unless you can lip-read. You can only open the windows about 10 inches so was unable to let any airflow in to the room. One window had a coffee cup holding it open. The room was very dated with old furniture. The hallway was very squeaky, and the floorboards need replacing as they were very spongy. No fridge to keep drinks cold which you need when you’re overheating in the room. I messaged the hotel several weeks before we stayed as the other party needs an accessible shower, no reply from several messages and at check-in, was told there was only one room in the whole hotel with a walk-in shower. Not sure why there was a need to put the radiator on in the bathroom, adding to the sauna ambience. Really not impressed with this hotel considering the amount of money paid.

The room was very large and had many helpful amenities. It was very close to the Queen Street train station which was what we needed. We left too early to really utilize the breakfast. But it was close to dinner restaurants that we did use.

Central location was the best part. Bed comfortable; An old hotel that needs renovation; no air conditioning; Rooms not cleaned unless requested; twice we asked for refresh( clean towels) and nothing done. Very noisy and hard to get to sleep. Rooms to warm for sleeping. Couldn’t open windows; Poor value for the price!

Room was a bit smaller than I expected, bathroom was larger. Room was hot, grateful for fan provided, needed. Location, location, location, great. If into late nightlife, perfect. Bit noisy with window open for air.

Very handy location in the city centre and next door to Central Station. Nice qualty bed linens and towels, friendly staff

As basic

Staff were lovely, hotel is tired and needs loads if attention. Foyer is lovely, rooms need painted, new bathrooms and carpets.

The location is great, the staff were friendly and accommodating.

Lovely and clean, comfortable bed. Staff were all amazing and very helpful. We would love to stay at this hotel again.

Lovely old hotel. Beautiful bathroom. I had a single room on the top floor. The bed was very comfortable. There was no air conditioning, but the bathroom window could be opened. Location on George Square was perfect. I walked everywhere.

It’s ok but the construction was not advertised so I booked but with I would have known ahead of booking

No air conditioning during hot weather but the fan in the room saved the day

The hotel rooms are dated but huge and perfectly clean so we were not disappointed

Really enjoyed staying again staff always very friendly

Toilets did not work properly

For the price that we paid of £179 for bed and breakfast we felt that it was overpriced for what we received. Our room 425 could do with renovating especially the bathroom and shower. Tiles cracked along the outside of bath. We feel that the breakfast provided is very poor. We would rather a breakfast cooked to order and fresh rather than be kept warm on a buffet style table. The products are dried out and obviously heated up in the oven on trays. This cannot be a cost effective way to provide breakfast. For the price paid I was expecting more than we received from such an iconic Hotel in the Centre of Glasgow.

Convenient to train station