Mercure Glasgow City Hotel

“I Would Return”

I stayed at the Mercure Hotel on Ingram St. in Glasgow Scotland from May 21 to May 28, 2026. I chose it because I recognized the chain from travelling in France, and because it tis so very close to the center of things, and accessible in a few minutes walk to the Queen St. train and subway stations… more

I stayed at the Mercure Hotel on Ingram St. in Glasgow Scotland from May 21 to May 28, 2026. I chose it because I recognized the chain from travelling in France, and because it tis so very close to the center of things, and accessible in a few minutes walk to the Queen St. train and subway stations, and the Buchanan St. bus station. It was very clean. The breakfast was super ample, and had hot and cold selections. As people make a place, I shall mention 3 staff members whom I found especially helpful: 1) ABBY, the front receptionist. She checked me in, and proceeded to answer all of my questions, for the remainder of my stay, regarding logistics. She was not raised the Glasgow, but knows the city exceptionally well. If she ever comes to Boston, I'd love to show her around.) ) ROHAN, Business Manager. He was kind and perceptive, and told me how to catch the airport bus given that the construction in George Sq. had disrupted the route. 3) Brandon, breakfast room server. He was a pleasure to speak with, and helpful in that he told me the difference between Cafe Americano and Flat White coffee. Because I stayed here for a whole I week, I did not request room service every day. But when I needed refreshed supplies, the housekeeping staff was obliging. I had dinner in the hotel's dining room twice, and was quite satisfied; I found this relaxing after being out and about all day. This hotel was undergoing renovation when I was there, and I am told that it is soon to be called LYF. I hope that this review cross references.

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