What possessed me to pass on the wealth of budget hotels in Glasgow and plump for this place? Well, Friday and Saturday in Glasgow can be party time and I thought I'd try and find something quieter. The reviews of City Center (sic) Rooms made it sound OK and the price was comparable with the average budget hotel. Unfortunately, nothing else was. What a horrible dump. I have no idea where the other reviewers stayed but it was a different place from the one I found, as I think that my photographs clearly show. Approached through an insanitary communal corridor, with damaged electrical fittings hanging from the ceiling and strewn with refuse bags, passing other anonymous doors with broken and boarded-up panels, the apprehension rises. The main door to the accommodation is painted black and is ill-fitted to the frame. The owner - a pleasant woman herself - met me, gave me the keys and showed me to the room, inviting me to leave a review when I returned home. Here goes... The room is a dump. Mushroom-coloured walls with sagging paper and a big hole to the world outside (shown in one of my photographs) momentarily distract from the plug-in "pest repeller" but as I settled in, the stains on the walls, the cruddy carpet - I kept my boots on at all times I was on the carpet - the wobbly furniture, the dust and the general disrepair gradually began to overwhelm. The bed itself was rock hard and lumpy but forget a decent night's sleep, for the room is directly above the busiest night-life section of Sauchiehall Street. This would not be a problem if there were proper double-glazing but, of course, there isn't... There is pitiful, cheap secondary glazing and a curtain which will only cover half the window. Light streams in from the streetlights below. This would be impossible in summer. It is about 0 degrees outside at night. Does the heating come on? No. It is freezing cold. Add to that a shower which won't stay in the one place, a toilet which doesn't flush properly and a host of nagging signs and 'house rules' and you have one miserable experience. This is an absolute rip-off. Avoid. You have been warned.

The apartment is situated in an amazing location, with so many restaurants and shops accessible via foot. The host welcomed us immediately and made us feel at ease and gave us some tips about the surrounding area as well as a little tour of the place. There are great amenities incase you’ve forgotten any toiletries and full access to the kitchen. Made my stay in Glasgow all the more easy and pleasant!

I arrived at this property with my wife and childern (3.5 yrs and 10 months) and after 20 minutes we decided to leave. I spoke to the landlady directly and explained why. It was not a "executive suite" as described at all. The hall and stairwell to the property was filthy and smelt of urine. The stairs (all 3 floors, 6 flights) were in poor order and difficult to manage with 2 small children and luggage and at no point did it state it was a 3rd floor room with no lift. The "hotel" itself is what I can only call converted student accomodation and I wouldn't have stayed here as a student let alone with my entire family. It was terribly cold and already noisy outside despite only being late afternoon, double glazing there is not. When I spoke to the landlady and explained we agreed to a full refund. 2 months later I am still awaiting said refund and she will not return my calls or texts. Terribly unprofessional.

We are a couple that have been living in this flat during a few months. Our experience has been very positive. The location is perfect and the rooms in the flat are very quiet, meaning that you can't listen the other guests. The best part has been the treatment with the landlady, she's very kind and has helped us a lot.

A lovely place to stay on Sauchiehall Street. 5 comfy rooms, a well appointed kitchen and bathroom. Lots of items incase you forget to bring something like toiletries or kitchen regailia. The owner was very kind and considerate.

Lovely traditional rooms with original features. Great location, bang on centre of Glasgow’s city centre, expect noise and expect atmosphere at the night. Plenty restaurants and tourist attractions to visit nearby on foot.

The worst place I've ever stayed 3 flights of stone stairs before you reach your room they even have mouse traps In your room booked for 3nights only stayed 1 night

Good Service