You get what you would expect from this well maintained, well staffed Hilton who are very attentive. While I'm here on a family trip it's definitely more business oriented with it's quick access from the motorway.

As an honors member the wifi is complimentary and fast. The pillows are gentle to the face and the beds are of the right firmness. The food is good and well prepared and the bar well stocked with a pool table.

A couple of strange things standout.

Glasgow Central Rail Station is a quick 10 minus walk away, same with the, every 10 min 24/7, Glasgow airport shuttle. However, for some reason when you walk to the hotel you arrive at the unattractive back of it a need to walk around on a dingy, unappealing, back-alleyish path. Why would you build the attractive front facing away from the city, no one is looking at this when they're in the car. At the same time walking around to the entrance you're not sure if you will bump into a couple winos and their Bucky.

The other thing that we found more amusing than annoying was related to the pool, so if you're not going to use it don't worry.

First, although advertised to close at 10 pm, you get asked to leave at 9:40 pm. Now, I don't know if this comes from the attendant wanting to get out at 10 pm, perhaps he doesn't get paid after that time, but if you're going to close the pool at 9:40 pm, then advertise that the pool closes at 9:40 pm. Don't tease us with the potential of a last 20 min dip before bedtime at 10 pm.

Second has to be an incorrect interpretation of pool safety rules. I've been in many hotels, in many countries globally, many Hiltons, even many times in Scotland and until this Hilton I have never been forced to actually be physically in the swimming pool while my kid is in the pool. Sitting by the pool yes, I understand this rule, even when my 12 year old son is a much stronger swimmer than I am. I would actually hazard a guess that if I saw a child drowning on the other side of the pool I could get there quicker from being on the side of the pool, diving across or moving around the pool, rather than trying to move through chest-high pool water, walking or swimming. However, seemingly sitting at the steps with one's feet in the pool achieves the level of safety required; baffling to me.

Anyway, all said and done, this is a very good hotel, especially for the business traveler, in a good location and at the level one would expect from this type of Hilton.

After travinling for 3 hours we got to the hotel we couldn’t get a park as there was a fancy ball on going up to tell them that they horriable lady at reception said park up the street I had a 2 year old and 4 year old with me who where extremely sleepy after driving for so long!! We eventually get parked and get into the hotel and the same lady looked at us like we were scum because he didn’t have a fancy ball room dress on!! We get to our room and I tried to get the pull up bed ready for my kids which was ripped and broken!! My kids had to sleep with us!! There was no another bedding for the bed neither! The next morning we all went out expecting our room to be freshened and more towels well once we got back the room wasn’t touched towels were soaked from the night before bed wasn’t made!! We put up with all this and had an early night as we were about to check out my partner checked is bank account to find that the Hilton had took an extra £250 out of his account even though the room was prepaid a month before! We told the lady at reception and got nothing but a horriable attitude! We will 100% not step foot back in this hotel and will be advising my family and friends not to go near!!! The worst experience with a hotel would expect so much more than what we got!!!!

A definite return brunch is called for, the staff were very friendly and attentive catering for gluten free without any fuss and large selection of items to choose from there is something to tempt everyone's tastes. The bloody Mary bar and unlimited mimosas are great addition and add to the excellent value.