Castles in East Dunbartonshire

"Staff was great, very helpful. Location was great "

"Ver comfortable "

"Hotel was great as expected and hotel in a handy location, with parking available underneath the hotel with lift access straight up to the room. Food was good and service was also very good. Although I had a small incident "

"Lovely hotel in a great location"

"Terrible. Awful. Avoid. The room was filthy dirty. Dust everywhere, carpets were dirty, windows were dirty, room was like something from the 90s, bathroom tiles cracked and chipped, bed was terrible (old mattress and lumpy pillows), room was noisy (noisy plumbing, could hear everything from the room above including them using the toilet), we hardly got any sleep, tv didnt work (maintenance came to the room but was unable to fix the tv), room service food wasnt great and very expensive (£44 for two mediocre burgers and chips). The only plus point is the walking distance to the airport and the shower was hot. I will never stay here again, hotel management should be ashamed. 0 out of 10."

"I've stayed at the Maldron in Glasgow 4 or 5 times now, and the reasons I keep coming back are: the staff are exceptional - from the reception to the housekeeping, they are always friendly, patient and helpful; the rooms are kept in good order, well soundproofed, and the beds are incredibly comfortable; the location is perfect for me - so close to all the city centre amenities yet just enough out of the way of late night shenanigans, so it feels safe. It has become one of my favourite places to stay in Galsgow."

"Room was nice. Duvets where nice and heavy but crinkly so woke often. The bathroom fan was constant. Location was ok. Staff nice and helpful. Stayed in other Apex hotels but this one is basic and depending on next trip might stay again."

"Breakfast was excellent both mornings, restaurant whilst basic was excellent, fast and efficient. The bar was outstanding, including the staff on what was a particulary busy night on the Friday."

"Great hotel and nice communal areas. Lack of free tea and coffee facilities is unforgivable."