Point A Hotel, Glasgow

Recent Reviews: 2805

• User: Phyllrab

  Trip type: Family

  Budget hotel charging premium rates.

  We booked this hotel in September 2025 for a one night stay in June 2026.Take That were performing at Hampden Park and Scotland were playing in the World Cup at 2am on the Sunday morning.We paid £214 for a one night stay for each room for our party of 4 adults. Unfortunately the premium rate didn’t match the hotel especially the facilities in the room.It is common for a kettle in rooms and I can’t… Read moreWe booked this hotel in September 2025 for a one night stay in June 2026.Take That were performing at Hampden Park and Scotland were playing in the World Cup at 2am on the Sunday morning.We paid £214 for a one night stay for each room for our party of 4 adults… Read more

• User: Maps64031531562

  Trip type: Couples

  Good hotel

  Good hotel, excellently located with plenty of shops, bars restaurants nearby. Room was on the smaller side and definitely could do with some uplifts. Base of shower was cracked, decoration in the room was dated but suited our needs of using it as a base. All staff were super friendly, no iron in room but they did have an ironing room that could be accessed 24/7.Good hotel, excellently located with plenty of shops, bars restaurants nearby. Room was on the smaller side and definitely could do with some uplifts. Base of shower was cracked, decoration in the room was dated but suited our needs of using it as a base. All… Read more

• User: John A

  Trip type: Family

  Feels like you are sleeping in one of those pods in the airport. That’s not a good thing. Couldn’t be less impressed.

  Skip it. Tries to be modern while skimping on typical amenities. Self serve front desk and no windows. No thanks.Skip it. Tries to be modern while skimping on typical amenities. Self serve front desk and no windows. No thanks.

• User: Fas02

  Trip type: Friends getaway

  Point a hotel

  Not too far to walk from Glasgow Queen St station. Very central and plenty of restaurants, cafes and shops within walking distance. You can choose a room with or without a window, but all have en-suite shower room. The shower looks like a tin can, and it wasn't the best for water output but better than nothing. There are hairdryers in all the rooms, tv, a pulldown table if you were possibly eating… Read moreNot too far to walk from Glasgow Queen St station. Very central and plenty of restaurants, cafes and shops within walking distance. You can choose a room with or without a window, but all have en-suite shower room. The shower looks like a tin can, and it wasn'… Read more

• User: 638federicof

  Trip type: Couples

  Sconsigliatissimo

  I stayed at this hotel two weeks ago for two nights, choosing it with confidence after a very positive experience at the same chain in Edinburgh. For this reason, the disappointment was even greater.The property feels dated and, above all, poorly maintained. Several details speak for themselves: the safe with a damaged panel, the TV practically unusable due to constant signal issues, and an overal… Read moreI stayed at this hotel two weeks ago for two nights, choosing it with confidence after a very positive experience at the same chain in Edinburgh. For this reason, the disappointment was even greater.The property feels dated and, above all, poorly maintained. S… Read more