I booked a suite at Malmaison as a surprise for my husbands 30th birthday. It was also the first time we had been away from our two small children so I was looking forward to something really special. We were shown to our room, number 121, which was quite dark but did have a separate sitting ... Read review
excl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: /10 - A striking converted Greek Church in the very heart of ... more
the city's business district, just a short stroll to down town Glasgow retail and clubland. .This property is non smoking.Hotel is completely non-smoking and the...
A striking converted Episcopal Church in the very heart of Glasgow’s bustling city centre, ... more
the hotel provides superb food and wine all just a short stroll away from the city’s shopping area and clubs.Featuring elegant rooms, opulent suites and an atmos...
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Hallelujah! If youre looking for a stylish hotel in Glasgow one of Britains most exciting ... more
cities the search is over Salvation can be found in this once Episcopal Church now a temple for those worshippers of the joys of magnificent food and fine wine...
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Advantages: Great quiet location Disadvantages: Uncomfortable bed
I booked a suite at Malmaison as a surprise for my husbands 30th birthday. It was also the first time we had been away from our two small children so I was looking forward to something really special. We were shown to our room, number 121, which was quite dark but did have a separate sitting area with a television. Most hotels that I have stayed in, including Travellodges, have superkingsize beds but the bed at Malmaison was a standard kingsize. ... ...side for a suite in a fashionable hotel. My main complaint was the firmness of the mattress. I was awake for ages in the night unable to get comfortable and ended up wakening up more tired than I was when I went to bed.
All-in-all we enjoyed spending a night away from the children in Glasgow but would think twice about our choice of hotel if we were to do it again. I was surprised that upon leaving the receptionist didn't ask whether ... more
I booked a suite at Malmaison as a surprise for my husbands 30th birthday. It was also the first time we had been away from our two small children so I was looking forward to something really special. We were shown to our room, number 121, which was quite dark but did have a separate sitting area with a television. Most hotels that I have stayed in, including Travellodges, have superkingsize beds but the bed at Malmaison was a standard kingsize. The bathroom was beautiful but a bit on the small side for a suite in a fashionable hotel. My main complaint was the firmness of the mattress. I was awake for ages in the night unable to get comfortable and ended up wakening up more tired than I was when I went to bed.
All-in-all we enjoyed spending a night away from the children in Glasgow but would think twice about our choice of hotel if we were to do it again. I was surprised that upon leaving the receptionist didn't ask whether we had enjoyed our stay or if the room was comfortable.
A lovely chic hotel but could do with some improvements.
Advantages: Very clean and comfortable Disadvantages: Breakfast was disappointing
We went to London for a long weekend to visit a film festival at Leicester Square. I have stayed in other Malmaison?s before and found them to be very comfortable. There were some good rates for the bank holiday weekend so we decided to try the one in London. They have 12 hotels situated around the country including properties in Belfast, Glasgow, Manchester and Birmingham.
Malmaison London is situated in Charterhouse Square in the centre of London. The nearest tube station is Barbican and is within walking distance of St Paul?s, the River Thames and Oxford street. In order to get to Leicester square you have to change tube lines, but on several days we walked which only took about 20 minutes.
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Booking a room at Malmaison is very easy. It can be done online at www.malmaison.com, where there are pictures of the rooms ...
Advantages: Good location, strong cocktails, great toiletries Disadvantages: Poor service, no car park, nothing special despite hype
snotty and I was very unhappy that upon departure they immediately read the comments card I handed in in whilst I walked out of the hotel. Despite my concerns about the hotel I did not hear back from the management so much for customer feedback! I have heard Liberty was trying to sell teh cahin at the time I stayed there so this may have affected standards?
Whilst I can't complain too much in view of teh cheap price I wouldn't choose Malmaison over any other hotel chain depsite the hype I've heard the one is Glasgow is more luxurious however. ...
