Premier Inn Glasgow City Centre (St. Enoch Square)

Just needed an overnight stop prior to driving home after a long flight. Minor problems with the shower setup in 212 but I assume there’s a reason for it (hard to use the smaller shower head because of the way it’s fixed. But I have to say the bed was fine, the breakfast was good and the staff, without exception were terrific. I’ll be back.

員工友好，早餐美味。房間寬敞安靜，乾淨。床品舒服。已經住了三天，因去愛堡，中間空了一晚，明天繼續入住。

酒店位於繁忙地區，不用搭車就可以逛街；樓下有河邊風景，附近有3間中小型超市。 房間簡潔明亮，打掃乾淨，達到連鎖標準Premier Inn質素，會再入住。 * 轉彎就有2間酒吧，星期五六較多人飲酒happy * 近河邊及橋底一帶會比較多其他人種, 出入要留神

酒店在市中心地鐵站口，附近就是超市，便宜時性價比高。房間設施一般，免費Wi-Fi速度很慢，廁所設施有點老舊。

Premier Inn is supposed to be one of the top budget brands. I would hate to see the others. Pros: Absolutey lovely, considerate staff. Well placed for the city centre. Real cups (glass) in the bedrooms, Clean bathroom. Cons: Dirty carpets. The one in the foyer as you walk in is filthy. Cushions on the seats collapsing. Although the bathroom is clean, slippers are needed to put your feet on the bedroom floor. The price hikes are egregious. Thursday = £55.00. Friday = £152.00. So not worth it...There was a music festival on, but this is way beyond the capitalism of "supply and demand". No phones in the rooms. My shower didn't work..so I would have had to get back dressed, go down to reception for help, then back again. In an emergency??? Phones are not compulsory, but still....Dust on the lamp bases. Dust on the kettle lid. No wee "bar". There is a steak "restaurant" attached, where there is a bar, but only with high stools. Whitbread are coining it in for minimum effort. Will certainly not be back - to any Premier Inn, which may be unfair to some of them.

This hotel was in a very good location. It was a very short walk to the central train station and short walk to the cathedral and necropolis. It was reasonably priced and the room had everything I needed