2* star Hotels near Merchant City
7 2* star Hotels Found near Merchant City, Showing 1-7
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from £ 50.00
Excellent
7.2
1001 reviews
The stylish Brunswick is a modern hotel with many different rooms and unique architecture. It is located in Merchant City, a cultural area in central Glasgow, close to George Square.
The Brunswick ha...
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The staff were definitely the best about the hotel, very friendly and extremely helpful. The room was totally adequate for the price, clean and bright, the location is perfect for staying in Glasgow and the bar attached to the hotel is one of the best in Glasgow. - the staff were very friendly and willing to help at all times.I would love to return
... what people say » there the next time i am in town.I would recomend this hotel to anyone going to glasgow!!
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from £ 15.00
Excellent
7.3
4440 reviews
In Glasgow’s city centre, Euro Hostel Glasgow offers free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour front desk. The modern hostel is just a 5-minute walk from Glasgow Central Railway Station.
Euro Hostel has budget accomm...
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It was really very pleasant experience in the Euro Hostel. All Staff are very much co-operative. I attended the conference in the SECC,Glasgow.SECC is walking distance from the Euro Hostel. Altogether It is an excellent hostel to stay in the Glasgow. I am really very much thankful to all the staff members of the Euro hostel for their kind support
... what people say » . - Busy, but no rowdism. Room very spacious. Ready on arrival. Plenty offood available at breakfast, although shortage of desert spoons onboth days.
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from £ 34.00
Very good
7.0
1154 reviews
Just 300 metres from Sauchiehall Street’s shops and restaurants, the City Hotel is a 10-minute walk from the Buchanan Galleries Shopping Centre and Glasgow Queen Street Rail Station. Free Wi-Fi in the...
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Centrally located, it offers good value for money. The room was clean and a decent size with everything you would need to hand. The hotel was quiet and despite being close to Sauchiehall Street, was not bothered by any street noise. Breakfast was just right, not too much, not too small, and with quick and efficient service. A good base for explorin
... what people say » g the Rennie Mackintosh scene. - All staff were very warm and friendly making us feel at home immdeiately. The room was relatively big, clean, well heated and cosy.The bathroom was also clean and hot water were available throughout the day. The dining room was cosy and the breakfast served was plentiful. The hotel in general was very clean, well managed, nicely decorated which gave a 'feel good' ambience.
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from £ 30.00
Good
6.3
1572 reviews
In Glasgow’s vibrant centre, this family-owned guest house offers full Scottish breakfasts and rooms with en suite bathrooms. Glasgow Central Rail Station is just a 15-minute walk away.
Glasgow SECC ...
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After reading some reviews I was a little worried about staying here but
please don't let the bad reviews put you off. My stay was wonderful.
Easy to find, the receptionist who greeted us was polite, and helped us
pay for our parking. The place was very clean, and it was obvious
they'd cleaned the room and changed the beds in prep for our stay.
Br
... what people say » eakfast was basic but tasty. The hotel itself was very quiet, and I
didn't expect it to be as there was a lot of football fans staying
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Comfortable warm room,good clean on suite facilities.I didn't try the breakfast which was included so can't comment on that ,the lady who checked me in told me where to park ,gave me a large map and gave me good directions to where i was heading !.
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from £ 41.00
Excellent
7.6
5861 reviews
In Springfield Quay, the ibis budget Glasgow is 10 minutes’ walk from the centre of Glasgow. It is surrounded by restaurants and leisure facilities, including a 12-screen cinema, bowling and a casino....
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Room was clean with comfortable bed, practical shower and washbasin.
Toilet in separate cubicle. Staff were friendly and helpful and public
areas were clean and practical. I had read some unfavourable reviews
after booking, but in my experience the hotel provided excellent value
for money. We were in Glasgow to see Bruce Springsteen at Hampden Par
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and stayed 2 nights. It was an inexpensive taxi ride to Hampden from the
hotel. Also, a variety of eating places in the complex offering burgers,
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I booked 3 nights here as price was right. Room small and sparse but adequate for our simple needs.
The hotel is under a car park and besides a casino, bowling alley and cinema, like a mini mall enclave.
As this is budget stay - you pay for extras. Save 2 quids if you don't get room serviced during your extended stay.
Internet is 3 quids for 2 timed hours and signal available at the breakfast hall on 6th. It is fast though so that was fine.
Parking is free and not a problem at all as there a
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from £ 14.00
Disappointing
4.5
15 reviews
Rucksacks Hostel is a comfortable Victorian house in the West End area of Glasgow. It has a newly fitted kitchen and showers.
The hostel is close to Charing Cross Train Station and Kelvingrove Park...
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from £ 64.35
Superb
8.8
102 reviews
In Glasgow’s vibrant West End, just 1 mile from the city centre, the Amadeus Guest House offers bright rooms and continental breakfasts. Overlooking the River Kelvin, there is free street parking.
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Nice breakfast, good service and a pretty Victorian townhouse. Very near underground station Kelvinbridge on a quiet street. Situated near Kelvingrove Art Gallery, which is easily reached on foot through Kelvingrove park, a lovely 10 minute stroll. Supermarket is also nearby. Facilities in the room were fine (hair dryer, water boiler, coffee &
... what people say » ; tea). Bathroom was next door. -
My room was spacious and pretty. The bed was comfortable but I helped
myself to a second duvet
a) because I'm old and chilly.
b)because it was very cold weather
c) because I didn't know how to turn on the radiator! (Pathetic)
d) I really appreciated having two comfortable armchairs for when my granddaughter came to spend a morning with me.
