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Loved the games, the staff were friendly and the £30 deal on Sunday's was so worth it!

Stayed here when working in the area. Stunning hotel, tremendous garden, rooms beyond excellent, mighty meals/breakfast.

Decent food, great service - we had a lovely time! Christmas menu a bit confusing in terms of pricing

Small foodie restaurant with nearly all of the menu being gluten free and enough vegetarian options. Make a reservation on the weekends as it fills up quickly.

Amazing breakfast and coffee not cheap but good quality.

Amazing atmosphere and excellent food

The food is good but nothing exceptional, the value of both dishes and side dishes is quite outrageous, with the exception of the naan which was good, the rest was not really useful at all, I left really disappointed. In the end it still came into the account to make a donation to a cause that they don't even know how to explain the purpose of. With the value and size of the dose, the restaurant itself should definitely be making a donation.

Visited for the bicycle workshop, decent mechanic; but have used them twice now and really find them inconvenient (unless you work part time in the town center?)

Excellent food and wonderful service

We always love saffy. Could not recommend them enough

Almuerzo reservado para dos, menú amplio y variado, excelente relación calidad-precio, comida encantadora, personal cálido y atento. Llamaremos de nuevo, altamente recomendado

Absolutely fantastic as always.

Party of 6 to mark teenage grandson’s birthday. Food loved by all 3 generations. When John and Clare realised it was a birthday lunch they even lit a sparkly candle and we all sang Happy Birthday. Ace food freshly cooked. Wonderful location and nice relaxed atmosphere. Been here lots and it never disappoints. Thank you.

Lovely little cafe although slightly eccentric as the prices seem high but you get enormous amounts of food. It was also well presented and tasted great. Tea in china cups as well.

Location The hotel is located outside the city centre and in fact slightly further away from the general Westend area of Glasgow. Nonetheless, it is a nice location, there is some car park spaces outside the hotel. Building The building itself is several old Glasgow townhouses put together to form the hotel. It has period features such as stained glass windows, wood panelling and wooden staircases. I found the layout somewhat confusing, the hotel has put in link corridors between the buildings but it is difficult to know which direction I am heading. There are also various passages and doors which end up taking you to areas which I didn’t think I was going to. It isn’t the typical wide-open reception which is typically seen. Room I stayed 3 nights in a Classic room called Botham. The room faces North and it has high ceilings as expected in his period building. In many ways, I was pleased to be given this room, when I stayed it was hot and the sun from the south would have really heated the room up. It is important to note, that there is no air conditioning in this hotel if it is hot it is simply open the window and they have provided a Dyson fan in the room. The first impression of the room looks pretty good, until you look closer, there is quite a lot of wear in places. The finish overall in the bathroom is quite poor, where there is a gap, someone just stuck a bit of wood in the gap and crudely painted it over. The room generally is kept clean, but there are times when I find myself sitting down at the desk for example the lamp shade could have been cleaner, and the top of the shower heads has never been cleaned during my time staying there. I am not sure if there is a timetable for when these should be cleaned or if there is an inspection on cleaning because there seems to be poor attention to detail. Breakfast Breakfast is in the dining room. My booking came with breakfast. There are 2 options you can opt for the continental option or the cooked version which is more expensive. With the cooked version you can also have continental as well. The food offering is fine, I have attached some pictures I had the Full Scottish which I have attached photographs showing how parts of the bacon were burnt. Whilst I was staying there, another guest spoke with the restaurant manager to stay he had ordered 2 different things and neither was tasty. I have ordered a different breakfast again with partly burnt bacon, the hotel seems to have a knack for burning bacon. Service I found the service to be not bad, due to the set up of all the kooks and crannies I never really see many staff around. Check-in and check-out was smooth enough. I would say the service is satisfactory but not memorable. There is no one I came across that I felt really made me memorable about them. Overall I would say I probably won’t stay there again, location is fine but if you want to explore the Westend or Glasgow City then you will need to get a taxi or walk to the Westend. This is supposed to be a 5-star hotel which I wouldn’t have guessed. I would put it closer to a top 3 star or a 4 star realistically. The rooms are really quite worn in places and nothing much looks like it has been done to update or renew it. It is getting somewhat tatty. There are now many good hotels in Glasgow I don’t think it is quite up there anymore.