Reviews Ti Lounge

Large hotel with tons of facilities, very nice bar, restaurant and the executive club was a nice touch for eating breakfast in a little more peace than the main restaurant. 20 floors and the higher rooms are super quiet despite being next to the motorway. Food was excellent as were the staff. A bit of a walk into central Glasgow and not surrounded by the nicest of streets but minor complaint overall.

Bed & pillows were so comfortable. Staff were friendly & accommodated an early check in without issue. The shower was amazing! The toiletries were fantastic as well. Really enjoyed staying at this location & walked everywhere from here.

Excellent hotel, great staff. Had a standard room, great size and amenities. Tea tray substandard at this price point, but the room is very comfortable and bed excellent. Good gym and very good breakfast. It's a little out of the centre but well located if you drive, about 15mins walk from the main stations. Highly recommended.

Absolutely lovely hotel after its refurbishment. Rooms are beautiful and well designed. Breakfast is very well organized and plenty of options avaliable. Great service, especially from the staff at reception and the executive lounge. The food is great in the lounge to and a great idea having ordered platters. My 3rd time here and won't be my last. Great location too.

One of the best Hilton’s I’ve stayed at internationally, the Hilton Glasgow is a great representation of the brand. The hotel seems to be recently updated and has a clean and modern look. Rooms are a good size and have very comfortable beds and a good bathroom layout. The hotel was quiet and service throughout was great. The breakfast buffet was top notch and the hotel did a good job acknowledging our status with Hilton. The only downside is while the location is central and close to “downtown” Glasgow, it’s not particularly walkable and you may end up taking an Uber or Taxi.

To start off with the negative- the location really isn‘t top of the pops. The HG is surrounded by either motorway feeder or dark alleys next to adjacent office buildings from all sides, where you feel uncomfortable after dark. However, everything else IS top of the pops 👍: Very friendly service, well trained staff hitting just the right tone, helpful and interested in the guests‘ well-being. In my experience a highly trained staff like that with a common level of proficiency indicates high-quality management. Furthermore spaceous rooms with nice interior, excellent breakfast buffet with the best porridge in Glasgow and many hot and cold specials including a real honeycomb with honey. Very nice spa area with a surprisingly large pool for a city hotel. In summary, after two days we thought „Well, Hilton is Hilton after all!“ There are a few peculiarities, but I want to stress that I mention these rather as curiosities, this really is complaining on a high comfort level: (1) The difference between the central section of the breakfast sitting area and the periphery behind the separation wall is so great that we initially thought the latter area was restricted for suite residents only. Feels a bit like Titanic first vs. second class and we were really pleasantly surprised that the much more cosy and comfortable area behind the sliding doors was also open for everyone. (2) Beautifully renovated rooms, however the interior architect must have been member of a religious cult that considers drawers of any kind to be the essence of evil: There are box-like elements next to the bed, under the sideboard and under the sink, perfectly looking like drawers - but without any openings or moving parts (!!), just mock-up minecraft boxes. Also inside the large wardrobe: no shelf, no drawers. You end up in a large luxurious room living out of your suitcase for want of any storage space 😢.