The Social Hub Glasgow

"Not a great experience, restaurant food wasn't hot and same again with breakfast and run out of beans, tables not cleaned quick enough, staff walking around with an almost i don't give a dam attitude, waiting on bowls (restaurant wasn't busy), looked good on site but just lacking customer care and bar closing at 10.30pm, there's a lot cheaper and better hotels in Glasgow and I'll be taking my business elsewhere on our next visit. Hate complaining but if you don't nothing will change."

"I stayed at The Social Hub Glasgow for two nights and, having stayed here before, I was unfortunately disappointed with this visit. Firstly, despite being a paying hotel guest, I was told I couldn’t use the first-floor co-working space without paying an additional charge. I understand charging non-residents to use dedicated co-working facilities, but I find it difficult to understand why hotel residents aren’t given access as part of their stay, particularly when the alternative is to use the public areas downstairs, which are accessible to anyone. The biggest disappointment, however, was the lack of even basic daily housekeeping. After returning to the hotel after midnight following a long day of business meetings, I discovered that my room hadn’t been attended to at all. The bed hadn’t been made, and the tea, coffee and water hadn’t been replenished. When I raised this the following morning, I was simply told that rooms are serviced every two days. I can understand not replacing towels or carrying out a full room clean every day, particularly from an environmental perspective. However, I don’t consider making the bed and replenishing basic in-room refreshments to be unreasonable expectations for a hotel stay. The response when I raised it was also disappointing. There seemed to be very little concern that I was unhappy with the experience or any real attempt to address it. The room itself was perfectly decent, but the stay was relatively expensive for two nights, albeit Glasgow was particularly busy at the time. At that price point, I expect the basic standards of a hotel stay to be met. Unfortunately, I left feeling genuinely dissatisfied and, based on this experience, I wouldn’t recommend The Social Hub Glasgow or choose to stay here again."

"if you want a hostel at the price of a 4-star hotel this is the right place... check-in self-service inconvenient and impersonal, common areas minimal brutalist style also a bit dirty.. room even more minimal and brutalist, sink in the room, these architects are geniuses.... view of trash from the room... good breakfast, two-hour late check-out 25gbp conclusions to forget these new urban smart hotel concepts, they only serve them to save on everything, this is my personal taste, I will certainly never set foot there again"