The Sandyford Lodge Reviews

Though the service at reception was very nice and friendly, and the hotel is in a really serene street, the room (18) and bathroom are very worn and needing a bit of a renovation. The curtains are hanging on by about 5 hooks and let in 100% of the sun in the morning. The parking situation isn't great, with the nearest overnight car park charging £12. You can get away with free on-street after 6pm until 8am, but it is £4 and hour before that point so try to arrive after 6pm. Nearby activities: Great walking distance from the Hydro, 20 minutes max! Safety: The internal stairs are very steep on the way down, be wary of this and we all nearly went heaf first a few times.

Stayed here visiting Glasgow for a concert. Reasonably priced we were disappointed to be shown our room in the basement. Musty smell on entering we found damp and mould on one of the walls. On inspection looking through the window we found a overgrown weedy area out the back which if tidied up would be a asset to the building. On return from the concert we hastily made our way to bed armed with a extra cover provided by the nice fella working the graveyard shift. On waking after a quick shower I proceeded to get dressed for breakfast only to find out the radiator had leaked onto my only pair of jeans and totally soaked the legs. I was left with no choice but to wear them we made our way to reception and report it. The same fella was apologetic and didn't charge us for one of the breakfasts which itself was lovely served at the nearby hotel of the same name. Would I stay again yes but certainly not in room 1