Our experience was far better than some of the previous reviews of this Edwardian period B&B. Rosemary and Douglas Rogan were charming and attentive hosts. So were the other staff members. Breakfast (yummy) arrived hot and at the requested time. Rooms were comfortable and clean, as were the bathrooms. Good price, outstanding location. Quiet, but easy walking to shops and restaurants. On-street parking readily available., We had a total of three rooms (two single and one triple) for a week. Would definitely book again.

I expected so much more from this beautiful building, but alas that is but a facade for what lurks within. My welcome was distinctly underwhelming. It was as though you are a slight hindrance to the owners. I found long black hairs on the POLY-cotton bedding and asked for it to be changed. The maid informed me that it wasn't due for a change. Surely grubby sheets have no timetable!? There is a lack of attention to detail...grime-encrusted tv remote...dusty ledges. Horrible aqua 1970s bathroom. The whole bedroom is tired and out-dated. The Kirklees reminded me of a faded Hollywood star, the looks have gone and it relies on what it once was. Definately not worth the money. Returning to Glasgow in July. Hotel du Vin here we come!

Good size rooms, quiet location. I was disappointed that the bedding was very poor quality - no crisp cotton sheets, alas. I also expected good standards of presentation and cleanliness, which was not the case. Did not feel particulary welcomed. Our room is in need of refurbishment. Room info stated that the hotel was licenced and this is no longer true, so up to date and accurate info required.

The Kirklee is lovely with ambiance of another time. A full Scottish breakfast was brought to our room every morning, hot and delicious! Perfect location on a quiet street. Close to West End subway, train, walking to Byers Road with it's shops and restaurants. Also close to museums, University, and Botanic Gardens.