Point A Glasgow

Enjoyed our stay from start to finish. Super friendly and helpful 24 reception staff and also lobby security. Amazing location just off restaurants, nightlife and shops and supermarket. Very modern take on a room; though compact, it had all we needed. Loved the multicoloured LED lights. Everything was immaculately clean and fittings worked fine. Only downside would be that our room did not have a window opening to outside, only one a frosted one facing the interior of the building, so it could feel a little closed-in at times, but we were aware of this when booking so it was fine.

This hotel is a great little find. The staff are very friendly & helpful. The breakfast was great. Rooms are clean & comfortable. My only gripe would be the aircon in the room . I found the control to be difficult to navigate & consequently woke through the night cold with cold air blowing . . The mood lighting is a lovely touch.

The hotel is in an excellent location, perfect for exploring the city on foot. While the room was quite small, it was clean and functional for a short stay.|Breakfast was nice, with a good selection to start the day. What stood out most was the welcoming and helpful staff. On our departure day, we had an early flight, and they kindly allowed us to have breakfast before the official start time — a much-appreciated gesture.

I am writing to express my extreme disappointment following a recent three-night stay at Point A Hotel Glasgow, located at 80 Bath Street (G2 2EN). From the moment I checked in, the experience was far below acceptable standards for any hotel—let alone one charging nearly £700 for a three-night stay. The room I was given felt more like a jail cell than a hotel room: extremely small, windowless, and lacking the most basic amenities. The lack of natural light and poor ventilation made the space uncomfortable, with lingering moisture and unpleasant odors after using the washroom or taking a shower. I was shocked to learn that room service is not provided unless you pay an additional £8 per night. This meant that during my entire stay, no one changed the bed sheets or emptied the very small garbage bin in the bathroom—something that should be standard in any hotel, regardless of tier. Additionally, the atmosphere in the hotel was unwelcoming. The lobby lighting was consistently turned off, giving the unsettling feeling of being in a war zone rather than a place of rest and hospitality. I understand that cost-saving measures are common in the hospitality industry, but there is a clear line between efficiency and neglect. What I experienced was the latter. This was a complete waste of money, and I would strongly discourage anyone from staying at this hotel. It fails to deliver even the most basic comforts expected of a budget stay, let alone one at this price point. Sincerely, Ali Abbas

Staff was super friendly. Had an issue with the air in the room and the staff came up to manually reset the A/C. The morning the staff helped us celebrate on of our traveling partners b-day and gave us a great selection of places to see.

Good, budget hotel right in the city centre. You can't beat the price for this location, especially with the included (cold) breakfast (if you book directly with Point A). Rooms were a little worn, but compact and well-designed. Breakfast options were ok. The bathroom in my room had a bit of a sewage smell and the shower temperature fluctuated a lot, but neither of these were severe enough to create problems. The discounts available for hotel guests at a couple nearby restaurants was a nice surprise.

Staying here was just unpleasant. The room was tiny. I couldn't get my bag, let alone myself, between the bed and the wall. The "desk" is a joke. The TV didn't work. Charged me extra for a window. Ideally for light and air. Except it's right up against another building so little light. And you don't want it open for air because it's where they store garbage. So I got charged extra for my room to smell like rotting waste. Wanted to extend my stay. Went to the front desk. Can't do it through the screens. Guy tells me to just adjust by booking online. Came down later. Different guy. Same conversation. I explained I couldn't which is why I was talking to him. He said he couldn't help now but I should come down in the morning. Came down the next morning, different guy again. Told me I was mad trying to extend my stay this late. I explained the above to him. He said I'd still have to check out then check back in 6 hours later. I checked out and went to a different hotel.

The location is really good in the city centre of glasgow. Very smartly planned room. But the room should include cupboards for the luggage because the rooms are very small and with luggage there's no space to move around. And for the price we are paying, it should also include kettle because its a three star hotel and it should provide all the necessary amenities. Overall hotel is smartly planned to utilize space. Cleanliness is good.