Very friendly staff good foodservice free parking free wifi made for a pleasant surprise when you are a regular at Marriott glasgow! Would recommend to all

We asked for a quiet room with the hotel being on a main road. It was room 12 the last bedroom at the end of the roof space at the back of the building. We couldn't get into the room initially, fearful of pulling off the rickety handle off. the very friendly assistant told us there was 'a knack' to opening the door and obliged with a tug on the door and a turn of the key. Inside the the decor was dreadful, paper peeling from the ceiling, poor furnishings, insufficient bedding, which barely covered the top of the bed and for the temperature of the room. (October and no heating). The bathroom was desperate for a refurb, it was very Heath Robinson! The door wouldn't close properly the poor quality shower went from hot to cold without warning, the shower curtain was hanging off, the bathroom was damp due to there being no fan for ventilation. The towels were so small, thin and old I wouldn't use them to dry my dog. This is a very tired and tatty looking hotel once inside the rooms, quite the worst I have stayed in for a very long time. At breakfast we were offered a 'full breakfast', sausage, bacon, black pudding, haggis egg, tomato, mushroom and beans, lovely! I asked for no meat so ended up with 1 poached egg, 1 mushroom cut in 4 and half a tomato, all beautifully cooked but lost on the dinner plate it was served on. The waiter commented that it didn't look much! No kidding, perhaps another mushroom and the other half of the tomoato to keep it company might have filled it out a bit! Very poor provision for anyone who has any dietary needs. Oh and do change the music in the breakfast room. A very dissapointing stay from what we had anticipated from the website and other reviews.

This is a farily standard place made good by the staff. Politely greeted and well served thoughout my stay despite the the place being really busy. And although the room wasn't the type I'd booked, and it smelled like a jock strap when I walked into the gloom of low-energy bulbs, it was spacious with a good shower (but I heard another resident compaining at breakfast so I might have stolen her pressure!).

The food is good pub fare. Far from gormet, but so are the prices: fair do's.

This is a nice hotel in a lovely part of Scotland and a handy stop over for the Northern Ireland ferries. We had a spacious very reasonably priced room. The breakfast was good although the pop music radio in the restaurant did spoil the traditional Scottish character of the hotel.