Sarah M
Google
I’ve stayed in budget hostels all over Europe but this is the first time I’ve ever felt the need to leave a negative review - it’s completely against my nature to complain. I was only in Glasgow for the night and so it wasn’t worth the hassle but if it had been any longer, I probably would’ve left this hostel and found somewhere else to stay. ||The person on reception was really unwelcoming and replied ‘well I suppose you can’ in a very dismissive tone when I asked to check in because they (by their own admission) were rushing to make key cards before a large group arrival. They seemed really annoyed that I’d interrupted this but I’d have been more than happy to wait if they’d just asked. I’ve worked in hospitality for years and would’ve completely understood! Instead I was made to feel like an inconvenience which was super off-putting as a paying guest.||The standard of the 8 bed female dorm was one of the worst I’ve seen. When I walked into the room after the experience at reception, the first thing I noticed were numerous large stains on the carpet (unclear if they’re food or vomit). There were no plugs beside the beds and just one socket beside the main door which barely reached beds 1 & 2, never mind the rest of them. The beds don’t have individual lights or privacy curtains either (curtains obviously aren’t to be expected everywhere but enough plugs for each guest feels like the bare minimum tbh). Finally, the toilet door had so many holes in it that it looked like a prop from The Shining and the hot water from the taps didn’t work to wash your hands. ||One of the most uncomfortable stays I’ve ever had. If you’re in Glasgow, save yourself the trouble and book an AirBnB or hotel instead!