Find a place to make yourself at home, then set out to explore Glasgow. City-centre stays, West End character and a room on the other side of the Clyde.
Choose a hotel to see its Subway connections, nearby sights and pubs. Every guide links to the hotel's own booking information. Some hotels are further from the Subway; compare the station distances before choosing your base.
28 places to stay
Budget is a guide to brand positioning, not today's room price. Family options vary by room and facilities: check the individual guide and confirm your booking arrangements.
Beside Glasgow Central Station, Motel One pairs compact rooms with a lounge inspired by railway travel. Scottish landscape photography, brass details and compartment-style seating connect the interiors to the city's industrial history. A central base for setting out on foot or by Subway.
A design-focused Renfrew Street base with king-size beds, blackout blinds and tablet-controlled room settings. The shared living room combines contemporary furniture and art, while canteenM provides food and drinks around the clock. Compact bedrooms are designed for two adults exploring central Glasgow.
Point A's Bath Street hotel offers compact rooms with mood lighting, air conditioning and practical storage. A guest atrium provides space for breakfast, working or a pause between outings. Its central setting suits shopping streets, theatre visits and exploring Glasgow on foot.
≈ 300 m from Buchanan Street Subway · straight line
Native occupies the former Anchor Line Shipping Company headquarters beside George Square. Its studios and apartments retain details such as terrazzo floors, timber panelling and fireplaces alongside contemporary furnishings. A staffed reception and restaurants add hotel conveniences to apartment living.
≈ 150 m from Buchanan Street Subway · straight line
On Miller Street between George Square and Merchant City, this design-led economy hotel provides a central base for galleries, restaurants and shopping. Queen and twin rooms are joined by connecting-room options, with an on-site restaurant and bar for guests.
Overlooking the Clyde, Clayton combines the restored nineteenth-century Custom House with a modern hotel building. Guests have a restaurant, café and fitness suite alongside several room categories. Deluxe twin rooms include a double and single bed, offering an option for three people.
Beside the Botanic Gardens at the top of Byres Road, the Grosvenor occupies a historic West End terrace. Its rooms include family accommodation with two double beds, while Bo'Vine restaurant and beGIN bar provide places to eat and drink within the hotel.
Set within a tree-lined Victorian terrace in Glasgow's West End, One Devonshire Gardens offers bedrooms and suites with period character. Its restaurant serves seasonal Scottish dishes, while the bar and Whisky Room offer places to settle in after exploring the neighbourhood.
This family-run hotel occupies a traditional building on Sauchiehall Street in the West End. Its en-suite bedrooms include single, double and twin options alongside triple and quad rooms. Museums, parks and galleries provide plenty to explore around this part of the city.
On the south bank of the Clyde, Village Hotel Glasgow combines bedrooms with a Pub & Grill, Starbucks and a health club. The indoor pool has designated family swim sessions. Its Pacific Quay setting places the Glasgow Science Centre and riverside event venues nearby.
This Premier Inn sits beside the Clyde, close to the SEC Centre and OVO Hydro. The hotel lists family rooms, a restaurant, air conditioning and Wi-Fi. Its riverside setting suits visitors combining a Glasgow sightseeing day with an event across the water.
At Springfield Quay on the south bank of the Clyde, ibis budget Glasgow offers straightforward double, twin and triple rooms. Triple rooms combine a double bed with a single bunk. Snacks and drinks are available around the clock, with a continental breakfast buffet offered separately.
Adjoining Glasgow Central Station, this landmark railway hotel pairs Victorian grandeur with contemporary bedrooms. Champagne Central overlooks the station concourse, making the building's travel history part of the stay. Room choices include loft accommodation and selected Premium rooms with two double beds.
≈ 350 m from Buchanan Street Subway · straight line
Georgian architecture and a leafy square set the scene at this central Glasgow hotel. Bedrooms and suites sit alongside the iasg restaurant and a spa with thermal experiences inspired by the Scottish Hebrides. Period surroundings give the property a distinctive character between city outings.
Opposite Glasgow Central Station, YOTEL offers compact contemporary rooms, self check-in and a gym. Its top-floor VEGA bar and restaurant combines city views with a four-lane bowling alley. Queen, triple and larger room categories provide different layouts for a central Glasgow stay.
Art-filled rooms and a lively rooftop bar give Radisson RED its character beside the Clyde in Finnieston. OUIBar + KTCHN provides casual dining, while selected rooms look towards the river or Hydro. Connected-room family stays add an option for parties travelling with children.
≈ 1.6 km from St George's Cross Subway · straight line
Close to Central Station, Radisson Blu combines contemporary bedrooms with The Grahamston restaurant and a broad choice of suites. Families can choose a room with bunk beds, while a two-bedroom apartment provides additional space. The Argyle Street setting makes a practical base for central Glasgow.
Dakota brings a restrained contemporary style to West Regent Street, with carefully furnished bedrooms and a range of suites. The Grill and Jacks Bar provide places to dine and unwind within the hotel. Larger categories add living space, while selected suites feature roll-top baths.
On High Street, Moxy places Glasgow's Merchant City and cathedral district close at hand. Contemporary bedrooms include streaming facilities and walk-in showers, while the lobby doubles as a sociable bar. A fitness centre and round-the-clock snacks provide useful options between exploring and evening plans.
≈ 925 m from Buchanan Street Subway · straight line
Beside George Square, AC Hotel Glasgow combines contemporary accommodation with the city's former Parish Hall. The heritage building retains stained glass, decorative tilework, fireplaces and sweeping staircases. Modern bedrooms emphasise uncluttered layouts, while heritage suites offer a closer connection to the building's historic interiors.
≈ 375 m from Buchanan Street Subway · straight line
Hotel Indigo occupies a former nineteenth-century power station on Waterloo Street. Victorian architecture, high ceilings and original brickwork sit alongside murals by local artists and contemporary rooms. Turbine 75 provides a bar and kitchen, with a fitness centre available within the hotel.
Set in a former Greek Orthodox church on West George Street, Malmaison offers individually styled rooms and suites with a moody contemporary feel. Chez Mal Brasserie & Bar serves meals and cocktails, while larger suites add lounge space within this compact city-centre hotel.
A restored Victorian baronial building houses these serviced apartments in Merchant City. Studios and one- or two-bedroom layouts include kitchen facilities and space to relax, offering flexibility for shorter visits or longer stays. Guests also have access to a gym and self-service laundry facilities.
Overlooking the Clyde on Jamaica Street, Leonardo Royal pairs a central setting with bedrooms featuring botanical decoration inspired by Glasgow's motto. Leo's Bar and Restaurant, a coffee bar and a gym serve guests between outings. Room options include double-and-single configurations and executive rooms with two doubles.
Beside the Clyde and close to the SEC and Hydro, this Hilton Garden Inn offers rooms with river-view options and a fitness centre. Recess serves casual meals throughout the day, with a south-facing riverside terrace. Connecting rooms and a children's menu support family stays.
≈ 1.7 km from St George's Cross Subway · straight line
On the western edge of the city centre, Hilton Glasgow combines a large choice of rooms with a health club, indoor pool, sauna and steam room. Whisky Mist Bar & Kitchen and the Tea Lounge provide dining options, while connecting rooms offer flexibility for families.
In leafy Pollokshields, Sherbrooke Castle offers a red-sandstone baronial setting with bedrooms, suites, a restaurant and a bar. Accommodation is spread between the castle, cottage and garden buildings. The Tower Suite adds a separate lounge and elevated views across Glasgow from the main tower.
Facing Queen's Park, Number 10 combines Victorian architectural features with contemporary interiors on Glasgow's Southside. The hotel offers individually furnished rooms, a restaurant and bar, plus a spacious beer garden. Its neighbourhood setting provides a different perspective on the city from the central hotel districts.