Fraser Suites Glasgow

Outstanding location close to everything. Stayed three nights, although it's was my 7th trip to Scotland it was my first stay here. Room was small but comfortable. Free laundry which is a rarity. Close to everything. Oh and a really nice gym!

If you're looking for the perfect getaway in Glasgow, look no further than the Fraser! I recently stayed there, and it was an unforgettable experience. As a first time visitor, I couldn't have asked for a better location it's ideally situated near a plethora of fantastic restaurants and vibrant bars, making it easy to explore the local culinary scene and nightlife. The charm of the Fraser is truly captivating. There's something magical about the views, especially when the moonlight casts a beautiful glow on the spires, reminiscent of a scene straight out of Harry Potter. It adds a touch of history and whimsy that makes the experience even more special. Comfort was never an issue; the Fraser is equipped with everything you need for a relaxing stay. From cozy accommodations to thoughtful amenities, they’ve thought of it all. I left feeling rejuvenated and eager to return. If you’re in Glasgow, the Fraser should be your go-to spot! Highly recommended!

This was the last accommodation of our trip to Scotland, two nights in Glasgow. We chose it because it offered a kitchen and looked modern and comfortable in the photos. There was another option further from the center but without a kitchen, so we finally went with this one. Unfortunately, the experience was disastrous. Arriving in Glasgow on a Saturday night was a total shock: streets full of drunk people, vomit on the sidewalks, and even a bleeding man after being beaten. That chaotic atmosphere already made us regret choosing this city as the last stop. Although it was listed as floor 1, it looked like a basement, with high windows stuck to the ceiling that barely let in natural light. The smell was disgusting, dirty carpet mixed with accumulated dust. The walls were stained, and the skirting boards had a thick layer of dust. The bathroom, though more modern than other places on the trip, also had poor finishes and dirt. The kitchen and living room, accessed via internal stairs, were in deplorable condition: dirty kitchen with greasy walls, equally dirty and unusable sofa, and an overall constant feeling of neglect and disgust. The Wi-Fi didn’t work, and the TV was obsolete, without streaming apps. To top it off, the street noise was unbearable: shouting, music, broken bottles, and cars. Even with earplugs it was impossible to rest. Inside the building there was no peace either, as every time someone walked upstairs, the floor creaked nonstop. After complaining, the next day they moved us to another room on the third floor. The “feeling” was different: still dirty carpet and dust smell, but a bit cleaner than the previous one. At least the sofa seemed usable, and the TV had Netflix. That partial improvement left us with the impression that the hotel first gives out the bad rooms, and only if the guest complains, they agree to change you to a better one. Even so, the level was still mediocre and far below what you’d expect for this type of aparthotel. The first floor smells of curry, really strong. It's disgusting

We were in Glasgow to attend a wedding and the Fraser Suites on Albion Street was an ideal location for the nuptials. Our party of three stayed for two nights in a two-bed executive apartment. The staff were helpful and friendly throughout our stay. They kindly let us check in early too, which we very much appreciated. The accommodation itself was spacious, clean, and very comfortable, with a small kitchen area and modern bathroom. The complimentary drinks and snacks were also a lovely touch. It was a shame that our apartment didn't have a view - all three rooms faced an unsightly wall. But as disappointing as that was, when you factor in everything else, it didn't spoil our stay.

My 2nd stay here and i simply cannot fault it. From late arrival (11pm) staff were friendly at the check in desk. Stayed in an apartment suite, spotlessly clean, free snacks and drinks. A proper Nespresso coffee machine! Shower was hot and powerful (even on the 4th floor) unlike Radisson in Leeds centre which basically didn't work. |Wifi is great and stable without over complicated logins. Just a great place to stay for business or weekend away.

My second time staying there and I have nothing but praise for the hotel and its staff. The rooms are large and spacious, with everything you could possibly ask for - not to mention how spotlessly clean they are. The staff at reception are very polite and well spoken, definitely making an effort to make sure everyone feels welcome when entering the hotel.

Stayed in a two bedroom suite for two nights and the room surpassed my expectations. It was clean, well-decorated, and like a proper little flat. The staff were very friendly and helpful, too: I originally booked for one night, but when I called to amend the reservation to two nights it was completely fuss-free. Will 100% stay here again!

This is a superb place. No matter how good your place is unfortunately some people will always find faults with it. I know this personally as I own and run one of the very highest rated backpacker hostels in Scotland. No matter what you do unfortunately some people find things to moan about no matter how much or how little they paid. I've been to 83 countries and stayed in hostels around the world costing 80 pence a night and I've also stayed in Gleneagles, The Old Course Hotel, Turnberry and 5 star hotels in Dubai. I'd definitely compare this place with the latter. Only booked 2 days before and TRNSMT Festival was on. Paid an extremely competitive price for a quality suite. Huge bedroom with kingsize bed and large living room / kitchenette. Perfect location in the city centre and beautiful old building. All the staff we dealt with were super friendly and helpful. Immaculately clean. As someone that has experienced both the rough and the smooth of accommodation around the world I can honestly say this is one of my favourite places I've ever stayed. Highly recommended. 6 out of 5!

I just fell in love with this hotel. We stayed in a deluxe suite, which was huge with plenty of space. There was a good sized cabinet and a drawer for clothes. The room also had a kitchenette, ironing board, hot towel rack, sitting area, a fan, a desk etc. This is a hotel which is perfect for longer stays. In the basement there's a laundry room with three washers and three dryers for the guests to use. No coins needed. You just need to get soap. Of course it could have been hardwood floors, air con and a pool - however this is Britain, so we didn't expect that. We did not try the hotel breakfast, however we ate at both The Spoon Cafe and Rose & Grants a cross the street. The food at the Spoon Cafe was very disappointing and Rose and Grants food was excellent, so we kept going to the latter.

This was our last stay in the UK and the official end of the vacation for me (my friend would go on to be around for a few more days). Throughout our stay in the UK, we slept at a variety of places: hostels, guest houses, Airbnb flats, and other hotels, so it was a pleasant surprise to discover that this hotel was so spacious. Though we were pretty tired, we did notice that it was an in good part of the city, with places around it to go out and eat. Each of the hotel rooms has a name, and ours was the Pantopticon. There was a separate mini-kitchen with microwave and mini fridge, and a bit of counter space, too, for meal prep. In that same area, there was a glass table with chairs, too. There was a couch, a few chairs, and a flat screen TV next to a desk. The beds were fairly comfortable and spacious, though on the firmer side. Though the furniture and carpet were pretty old fashioned, the room itself was really very spacious, especially since there were three separate areas (bedroom, living area with kitchen and TV, and the bathroom). Our stay was short-lived, but very pleasant. It was a great way to send off the vacation.

Fantastic stay! The rooms were well equipped and comfortable, the staff was friendly, and the location was really ideal. It could be a bit noisy outside, but that's to b expected in such an area... my only issue was with the laundry facilities in the basement, as it took a terribly long time to wash a load of clothes... it could have easily been user error, and certainly not worth subtracting a star. We will definitely be staying here again in the future.

If you're after a gorgeous Glasgow hotel and have a few quid to spare, then this place is for you. Fraser Suites is the ultimate in luxury hotels, filled with big comfy beds and fluffy white robes. My boyfriend and I paid a visit here last year, impressed by the fact that it was like our very own little flat, with a fully functioning kitchen included. When we arrived the staff were friendly and helpful, showing us to our room where we were greeted by the soothing sounds of Classic FM, that had been thoughtfully put on through the huge TV, which added to the rather swanky surroundings. As expected, room service was rather pricey, but was made up for by the cheerful bellboy who went out of his way to find us matches at 1am. As a student used to bog standard budget hotels, I doubt I could ever return to them after my glimpse into the high life. Worth every one of our 9900 pennies.

The rooms at Fraser Suites Glasgow are like home- if your home is new, modern, and has a cleaning staff. For me it was the little touches that made it feel like home: free laundry, a full ice cube tray in the freezer, and a thoughtful selection of kitchen supplies including a grater, garlic press, and nonstick pots. There was also lots of closet and drawer space for all my clothes! The entire staff of Fraser Suites were warm and unpretentious, and made great suggestions for local shopping, transit, and dining. Some drawbacks in the bathroom: the lighting was much too dim to do anything practical, like apply makeup, shave, etc. The shower had an impractical half-door that only prevented half the water from splashing on the floor. There was no fan, so shower condensation took a while to clear up. The heated towel rack was so hot it burned my arm and overheated the bathroom, and it didn't have an "Off" switch! The rack is on the same electrical circut as the light so you can't shut the heat off without shutting the light off too. In our second floor suite, my uncle and I both found the weekend street noise to be a bit loud at night, even with the windows closed, so try to get a room on a higher floor. Overall it was a great week at Fraser Suites. But as a girl who places high importance on a practical bathroom, that one aspect really didn't work for me.

Fraser Suites is a modern and welcoming hotel right in Merchant City. It's actually set up to be for long term stays, presumably for oil/gas/angus/whiskey bigwigs here for a few weeks or months getting their important executive on. There is a shuttle from the hotel to business-heavy parts of the city. Each room has at least a kitchenette with the necessary cooking accoutrement so one can settle into their ersatz home. I stayed here for one night--Hogmanay. Considering it was the busiest night of the year in the city, the price for a studio room was very reasonable at £90 for the night. The room was large and inviting, complete with kitchenette, "living room" area (a sofa across from a TV) and a double bed. There was a lot of noise from the street, but I am willing to wager that has to do with the particular night in question. Breakfast was not included, and was pretty costly for simple continental fare. The TV in the room was ancient and personally I would have preferred that it faced the bed, or were on a pivot so it could have been viewed from wherever in the room that one preferred. For a short stay, this is a very nice hotel in a fantastic location.

Imagine this. You're taking a morning shower and the fire alarm goes off. No announcements, just alarm bells. You rush to get dressed, still wet, and run down stairs into the street. Still no announcement. There's no smoke or fire - just a bunch of tourists in their pajamas in the freezing cold. After the local fire brigade comes and confirms that there was no fire, we are allowed back in. Still no explanation of what happened and why. I'm not staying here again due to the lack of communication - which is the cornerstone of good customer service. The early morning fire alarm was not the hotel's fault but at least tell patrons what is going on...right?

This is an interesting hotel located in the Merchant City of Glasgow. It is actually serviced apartments and these are very reasonably priced if you are looking for somewhere good to stay in the city, close to all amenities. The apartment I stayed in had a small kitchen area, large living/bedroom area and good sized bathroom. Everything was very clean and modern. Breakfast is not included but there are plenty of places to go nearby so this is not a problem. The location is perfect for the Merchant City and Argyle Street for shopping, and it's within walking distance of Central Station and St Enoch's subway station. It is quite a noisy part of town, both from traffic and passers-by, but I never travel without my earplugs so slept well. This place is well worth seeking out if you're looking for somewhere to stay in Glasgow.

fraser suites in glasgow is located on the edge of the merchant city near glasgow cross in a recently renovated victorian building they offer various 1/2 bedroom & studio suites - all with very modern fixtures/fittings incl fully equipped kitchents, hifi, broadband, private telephone line, satellite tv etc, carpark nearby good location for shopping, bars, restaurants, nightlife