The Burnside Hotel

Nice staff clean comfy bed nice breakfast close to railway 20 mins for glasgow town centre good location Will defo stay again

Short of sockets in bedroom for phone charger etc

Room, breakfast no dinner.

Very friendly and accommodating staff. No problem providing coeliac friendly food.

Decor and facilities are a bit dated but perfectly adequate.

Very helpful and professional service

Nothing

Location, excellent parking and location

Room was a little noisy

Breakfast was freshly cooked to order and more than sufficient to satisfy. Most traditional Scottish breakfast ingredients available.

Public areas looking a little "tired" however bedroom was very clean and comfortable.

Evening meal was fine.

The railway line about 10 feet from my room.

Friendly staff, doing their best. Breakfast is the highlight.

This hotel is badly in need of some long overdue maintenance. Wallpaper has multiple tears, stains on the shower room ceiling, a shower room door with damage simply painted over rather than repaired. And it took two attempts for staff to close a damaged hopper window - during a period of windy weather, terrible even by Glasgow standards. Exterior frontage is also extremely tired, with peeling paint and signs of more serious problems. Having to exit the hotel to re-enter the bar in atrocious weather is not great. (There is a connecting door, but for staff only.) There are no accessible electrical outlets beside the bed - inconvenient in today's world of rechargeable devices. Even in March, this seems a moderately busy place which could afford to devote a bit more TLC to the fabric of the building.

Location was excellent, very close to Burnside Railway Stn. and staff both friendly and helpful. The cooked breakfast was excellent, particularly as I was under the impression that I hadn't already paid for it.

Not a particularly good selection of cereals for breakfast, but that is being niggly given the excellent cooked choices. Not sure what the reason was but my stay seemed unusually expensive; Sat & Sun nights costing £260 ( vs £160 on other weekends). Considering the room etc £160 would be perfectly reasonable for 2 nights, £260 did seem poor value.