Set on Renfrew Street in the heart of Glasgow City Centre, Maldron Hotel Glasgow City offers air-conditioned rooms, city views and easy access to the Royal Concert Hall and Buchanan Galleries.
A family-friendly restaurant for dinner and a relaxed bar for unwinding after a day exploring Glasgow.
Keep up your routine in the on-site gym, open to all guests throughout your stay.
Queen Street Station is an 8-minute walk and Central Station around 12 minutes away.
Spacious family rooms with air-conditioning, work desks and private bathrooms.
A comfortable double room with air-conditioning, a work desk and city views over Glasgow.
Two well-appointed single beds with a private bathroom, ideal for friends or colleagues travelling together.
A flexible layout combining a double and single bed, suited to small groups or families.
Two double beds in one spacious room, perfect for families exploring Glasgow City Centre.
An upgraded room with a king-size bed, seating area and extra space for a relaxed stay.
“From” prices are for 2 guests on 17 November 2026; breakfast is not included but can be added for £16 per person.
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The hotel sits on Renfrew Street in Glasgow City Centre, a short walk from the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall and Buchanan Galleries.
Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is until 11:00.
Breakfast is not automatically included; a good breakfast is available for £16 per person and can be added at the hotel.
Yes, there is an on-site fitness centre available to all guests.
Pets are not allowed at Maldron Hotel Glasgow City.
Yes, the hotel has a family-friendly restaurant serving dinner and a bar for drinks and relaxing.
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