The Georgian House Hotel

My friend and i ( women in our 60's) just spent 4 glorious days at Georgia Coach House.it is a very lovely stone cottage in Glasgow. A ten minute walk to the Botanical Gardens and restaurants and shops.The place is big and cozy with a ton of charm. And has a beautiful back private garden with flowers and trees and shade. You would never know you were in a city while having morning tea in this tranquil space! We arrived early and at the wrong address and were exhausted from a long long trip . I called Elizabeth who was very accomodating and she immediately sent Sam to pick us up and drive us the short distance to the correct address. Sam was fantastic! He even drove me to a local grocery store for supplies for the evening, refusing a tip or payment of any kind. Natalie came over later as we were having troubles figuring out the wifi. She was helpful and very very fun. All in all it is a lovely clean and peaceful place and i recommend it highly.

The property was convenient for us, and the bedding was clean. Other than that the place was very diminished. Decor, furnishings, and bed were all very tired. The place looked very shabby. The kitchen units were broken. There were poorly fitting windows with gaps to the outside. Carpets and flooring were stained. It is a shame as the property could be magnificent with lots of original features.

Wonderful house and host. Very spacious, beautiful with all amenities needed for a stay

It’s a place to lay your head for the night. Nothing more, nothing less. Parking is awkward from a back street. Owner is pleasant but it is what it is. A bed for the night.

Georgian is a short ride from the airport. Our room was clean and bright. Like many hotels it is old but kept nice and clean. Mr Lin was very kind and helpful. We arrived late and at the wrong address and he quickly got us squared away and safely settled.

The place was not easy to find and looked like an abandoned building. The so called car park was just a driveway and there were about 5 cars there that at least 3 of them looked like they hadn’t been moved for months if not longer. They were all bumped and the bumpers all taped up with duck tape. We were very concerned for our car. The carpet on the stairs, leading us to our room, were ducked taped and was a major safety hazard. We were showed to our room and brothel was the first thing that came to mind. All the carpets were miss mash and the wooden flooring was all scratched. None of the windows locked there was a musty old smell in the whole room. There was a single bed in the sitting room and the frame (if you can call it that) was dirty and looked very unsafe. The second room had a double bed but there were, what looked like, blood stains and other unidentified stains all over the carpet. One of the drawers, in the wardrobe had clothes in it. The kitchen was disgusting and the cooker top filthy. There were stairs down to the bathroom and another bedroom (the brothel room we called it) there were stains on the walls and the curtains were disgustingly filthy. The bathroom was in disrepair the blind on the window did not go all the way down as it had been cut and for some reason it was at the height of your hips so if you did have a shower your lower area would be on display to anyone looking. The host was rude when we were locked out we called 8 times to get in at night.

The place was not easy to find and when we arrived it looked like an abandoned building. The so called car park was just a driveway and there were about 5 cars there that at least 3 of them looked like they hadn’t been moved for months if not longer. They were all bumped and the bumpers all taped up with duck tape. We were very concerned for our car. The carpet on the stairs, leading us to our room, were ducked taped and was a major safety hazard. We were showed to our room and brothel was the first thing that came to mind. All the carpets were miss mash and the wooden flooring was all scratched. None of the windows locked there was a musty old smell in the whole room. There was a single bed in the sitting room and the frame (if you can call it that) was dirty and looked very unsafe a prisoner in jail would have a better bed!!!! The second room had a double bed but there were, what looked like, blood stains and and other unidentified stains all over the carpet. One of the drawers, in the wardrobe had someone’s clothes in it. The kitchen was disgusting and the cooker top filthy. There were stairs down the the bathroom and another bedroom (the brothel room we called it) there were stains on the walls and the curtains were disgustingly filthy. The bathroom was in disrepair the blind on the window did not go all the way down as it had been cut and for some reason it was at the height of your hips so if you did have a shower your lower area would be on display to anyone looking

Was ok for a weekend break would stay again

I didn’t go as the reviews were terrible and I don’t keep well. Your advertising of the place is inaccurate as there is no breakfast on offer . I went to see it and there was know one there . I feel I should get

Got upgraded into a suite in an off site location due to utility problem at main venue and this meant we lost out on breakfast apparently, which considering we were cycling to Inverness the next day was a bit of a blow.

There was no one there when I arrived - 7.15 on a Friday evening although I had been warned about this and given instructions in how to let myself in. The check out time was 10am! and at 9.45 a member of staff tried coming into my room as I was on the toilet with the bathroom door open - it was just me in the room.

Probably the worst hotel I have stayed in (& that includes some dreadful ones in London). I was bumped from my booking for a double en-suite and found myself in a single in the basement. And I did mean “found myself” as only contact I had with hotel was with owner on phone when I arrived - no sign of any staff throughout stay - who provided directions and an explanation of sorts. Filthy carpets; musty smell; too cramped for proverbial cat; basic shutters on window - no curtains; no fixtures in shower ‘room’ beyond basin, shower and loo - although tap was only just hanging onto basin; tv had no working channels - despite being digital; furniture wonky and drawers not great; door handle loose with missing screws; radiator filthy; either bright ceiling light or dim bedside lamp; and to top it all I discovered kettle wasn’t working - probably to stop me using boiling water to sterilise the carpets or surfaces! I went out and bought an air freshener and tried to stay out as long as I could as unfortunately there was nothing else available last minute nearby - if there had been I would have been out of there. The ONLY positive was its location as the venue for my concert was across the road and the Botanic Gardens were across the junction. I will not be using that hotel again and cannot recommend it to anyone.

Clean and tidy but overall condition of the property not very good eg shower tray filled up and nearly flooded the bathroom, took 10 minutes to drain, shutters wouldn't stay closed properly so light coming into the room, curtains only covered half the window, bed felt uneven and rough. Small things but added together made the room quite frustrating.

View and location excellent Certain aspects really bad I phoned up Expedia on occasions and none of the people I spoke to took me seriously I’ve got back to me

Appears to be a poorly maintained rooming house. Windows dont fit with not sash cords. SHower doesnt drain. The man left in charge tries hard and is pleasant.

booked room only as it had parking but parking extra, no real staff around, room a bit tired needed refurbished, hostel like for the money

I travelled to Glasgow for a concert with my 9 year old Nephew and 60 year old Mother. We arrived at the hotel and after ringing the doorbell a young man let us in, along with another group. He told us that we had been given an 'upgrade' and that we would 'like it very much'. He gave us an address to go to, which when we got there, it was like a scene from a horror film. An eerily quiet large house converted into individual flats / rooms. Nobody was there to greet us and after looking around for 10 minutes we travelled back to the hotel. We rang the doorbell a number of times but nobody answered. With time getting on we made other arrangements. An hour or so later we had a phone call from the woman who owned the room we had been sent to, who was very apologetic when we explained what had happened and told us to cancel the booking. Due to all of this we missed the start of the concert which we'd travelled 3 hours to see. Terrible.

One hand towel provided for two people. Tea/coffee making facilities but no mugs. Two single beds pushed together with one higher than the other. Uncomfortable mattress. Not good value for money.

No Tv in the room. No food available. Not given coffee. Unable to open the windows properly due to their poor state. Window shutter in bathroom was near falling off.

I'm surprised Hotels.com have allowed this standard on their website the hotel room especially the bathroom was of a extremely poor and run down state and not fit to use. very disappointing for the price i paid.