Search Hotels Near Clydebank Leisure Centre, Clydebank

"So close to the airport that we didn’t need a taxi, which was why we chose it. We walked to it from the car rental return (of note, there’s also a Holiday Inn Express near by and we accidentally started heading in that direction). When dropping off our luggage, additional signs would be helpful as the entrance to the hotel was close to the airport parking and was confusing. Didn’t notice any noise from the airport during the hours that we were there. King bed had an uncomfortable seam but was ok if we weren’t directly on it. Would stay here again!"

"It seems that the hotel serves mainly group tour visitors. Though the room was clean, everything were of low maintenance."

"Bedrooms are dated but clean with only a few little issues around. The hotel is very warm inside and doesn’t have air con so a loud fan was needed. Breakfast was brilliant and worth coming back for."

"Room was lovely and had an amazing view over the River Clyde. Loved the beer garden. Breakfast was outstanding. "

"We had been traveling nonstop on the Highlands and we're looking forward to getting a good night sleep at the Marriott in Glasgow. Went to bed and was woken by the loudest alarm at 6am. Got dressed and opened our doors to find other guests coming out of their rooms too. Before getting to the staircase we were told it was a false alarm and went back to our room. Had a difficult time falling back to sleep. After we woke up to depart and check out, we ask d the front desk if we could get some kind of credit or maybe a free breakfast for the inconvenience and they said it want their problem that caused the alarm. Are you kidding me?! Hospitality is crap at this place. Will never stay there again and we do not recommend anyone to stay there"

"Go"

"Spa garden rooms were beautiful and the staff were amazing. Dinning is not fast so leave enough time."

"Basic, clean hotel, comfortable bed. Unfortunately the key mechanism on our room door did not work and staff were unable to fix it. This meant that we either had to keep the door ajar, or one of us had to remain in the room at all times to let the other in. Obviously this was extremely inconvenient and frustrating. "

"Yes everything was good"