Best hotels in Glasgow

Kimpton Blythswood Square

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

Scotland’s largest, most stylish city needs a hotel to match – and this Georgian-trimmed terrace of townhouses with spa and seafood restaurant fits the bill, with glossy marble and modern art that belies Glasgow’s once edgy reputation. Read expert review

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Hotel du Vin at One Devonshire Gardens

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

This luxury boutique hotel in the fashionable West End of Glasgow occupies a Grade II-listed Victorian terrace of five townhouses and offers a country house vibe, opulent rooms and an award-winning restaurant. It's the connoisseur's choice, and that of a galaxy of A-list celebrities. Read expert review

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Grasshoppers Hotel Glasgow

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

A stylish independent penthouse hotel hidden above Glasgow's bustling city centre. This oasis of calm is situated atop a converted Victorian office block, and its luxury rooms have stunning views over the historic Central Station. Read expert review

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Dakota Glasgow

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

One of the classiest hotels in Glasgow, an impressive addition to the Dakota brand created by Glaswegian hotelier Ken McCulloch and his designer wife Amanda. An old Works and Pension building in the city centre transformed into a stylish modern boutique hotel offering affordable luxury and excellent cuisine. Read expert review

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Motel One Glasgow

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

A budget hotel by German chain Motel One with a subtle railway theme and contemporary design. The handy location adjacent to Glasgow Central Station makes it an ideal base for a city break or pit stop en route to other parts of Scotland. Read expert review

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Malmaison Glasgow

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

Nothing orthodox about this former Greek Orthodox Church, transformed into a stylish modern boutique hotel in a city centre location. There’s a lively lounge bar, excellent brasserie dining and a casual bar. Read expert review

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Hilton Glasgow

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

A slick exemplar of the Hilton brand, this 20-storey tower in the centre of Glasgow is reasonably priced and contains over 300 rooms, as well as first class business facilities, an indoor pool and spa, and a restaurant serving excellent cuisine. Read expert review

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Radisson Blu Glasgow

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

Glasgow is a serious party town and this Scandi-cool city centre hotel caters for revelers with a 24-hour residents bar and generously late check out. Large conference and events facilities, and a gym and pool make it a good base for business as well as partying. Read expert review

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Z Hotel Glasgow

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

A funky, converted 18th-century print-house in the historic heart of Glasgow. A super-swift lift takes you up five floors via a glass-covered central well which retains the original white ceramic tiles and displays recovered items from the print industry. Read expert review

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Hotel Indigo Glasgow

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

A classy city centre boutique hotel in an imposing, Italianate Palazzo-style sandstone building. Once a 19th century electricity station, it has been transformed into a stylish contemporary collection of 94 rooms with a distinctive Glaswegian art and heritage theme, and with a fine dining restaurant too. Read expert review

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citizenM Glasgow

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

CitizenM, an uber-cool showroom of ultra-modern Dutch styling and facilities, contrives to make travellers feel at home with relaxed living and dining spaces. With a futuristic design, enthusiastic staff, good business facilities and excellent value for money, the hotel offers a good balance of work, rest and play. Read expert review

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15 Glasgow

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

This high-class boutique bed & breakfast in a terrace of Georgian townhouses set in a tranquil setting close to the city centre, offers spacious, stylish rooms and suites at reasonable prices. Read expert review

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Native Glasgow

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

An impressive alternative to conventional hotel rooms in the city centre, smart serviced apartments with a choice of good restaurants in an Edwardian art deco former HQ of a shipping company. Offers a more relaxed and private experience than most hotels. First venture of the Native aparthotel concept outside London. Read expert review

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Village Hotel Glasgow

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

7 /10 Telegraph expert rating

An award-winning, popular and ultra-modern medium-priced chain hotel with affordable dining, an impressive gym and spa, and 20-metre pool. It's close to the city's main entertainment and exhibition venues. Think Scandi-cool in a gleaming black space station on the banks of the Clyde. Read expert review

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Glasgow Marriott Hotel

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

7 /10 Telegraph expert rating

A 300-bedroom hotel located in the centre of Glasgow, convenient for the city's exhibition and concert venues. Features include a large health and fitness complex with pool and spa, good food and substantial meetings and events facilities. Read expert review

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The Pipers' Tryst Hotel

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

7 /10 Telegraph expert rating

A Scottish gem in a handsome 19th-century Italianate church that's connected to The National Piping Centre (with soundproofed rehearsal rooms). This is a fun, quirky alternative to standard hotels, and a magnet for bagpipers all over the world, as well as tourists seeking a Scotch experience. Read expert review

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Grand Central Hotel

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

7 /10 Telegraph expert rating

A generally stylish hotel with direct access to Glasgow Central Station, making it a great base for short stays in this culturally rich city. The lobby is great for people-watching; sink into a deep, comfy armchair and watch guests going to and from the station, just next door. Read expert review

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DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow Central

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

7 /10 Telegraph expert rating

This 300-bedroom hotel in the centre of Glasgow offers a fitness suite, pool and spa, and an award-winning chef. Its conference facilities are excellent, and include the largest hotel event space in Scotland. Read expert review

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The Belhaven Hotel

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

7 /10 Telegraph expert rating

Despite the Victorian splendour of this listed townhouse in the heart of Glasgow’s beautiful West End, the general vibe is classic rather than sumptuous. Nevertheless, it’s clean, friendly, especially popular with business travellers and very well-run. Read expert review

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ABode Glasgow

Hotel Glasgow, Scotland

7 /10 Telegraph expert rating

An imposing three-storey Georgian townhouse, childhood home of the first Scottish-born Prime Minister Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, redesigned as a stylish city-centre boutique hotel with interesting dining options and facilities for private parties. A good mid-range choice. Read expert review

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