Crosshill House

For the price it's a good stay. No problems with parking as they have their own space around the back. They just don't have breakfast there, otherwise good.

Great wee find and easy for Hampden. On-site parking is a bonus. Would defo stay again. The only thing I didn’t like was that the receptionist took a photo of my driving licence on her personal phone. When asked why I was told in case there was damage to the room. This made me feel very uncomfortable and is surely a GDPR issue??

Welcoming staff. Good parking

Close to train. Shower was good. Whole building and rooms need upgrading. Entrance to Inn was quite unwelcoming

Old but comfortable place, in a very quiet street. I stayed in a standard double room (No.21), which was spacious and clean. Be aware that the heating only comes on in the evening, though. There's private parking, although I arrived and departed by train; Crosshill station is only six or seven minutes' walk away, with regular services to and from the city centre. Although there are no facilities other than a kettle, tea and coffee in the room, there are plenty of shops, cafés and takeaways within walking distance. Run by friendly, helpful couple. I stayed for three nights, and would definitely stay again!

We paid a substantial sum for a superior double room for two nights. The room was grim and damp, there was no natural light as the window was occluded and when opened faced a blank wall. The armchair was filthy, the wall needed painting and the room was dusty. The towels were damp. We received an offhand greeting in a grim office room and there was no communal space or amenities at all. This is not a hotel but very low-grade lodgings. We feel that the ‘hotel’ was completely misrepresented and that guests are being charged a high price for the most basic and poor offering.

We paid £328 for a superior double room for two nights. The room was grim and damp, there was no natural light as the window was occluded and when opened faced a blank wall. The armchair was filthy, the wall needed painting and the room was dusty. The towels were damp. We received an offhand greeting in a grim office room and there was no communal space or amenities at all. This is not a hotel but very low-grade lodgings. We feel that the ‘hotel’ was completely misrepresented and that guests are being charged a high price for the most basic and poor offering.

Great find was at concert in Q park and less than 10 min walk . Clean bed to lay your head down . On site parking was a great bonus..

The property had a nice sitting area outside as well as sufficient parking places. The room was very clean

Crosshill House did everything that we wanted it to do - close to Queen’s Park for our concert (we could hear the music from our garden) a trek into town but good transport links around, a lovely quiet area, lovely room facilities and helpful staff.

We had booked a 2 night stay and we didn’t stay 10 minutes! We left and found alternative accommodation. This place is dirty, damp and extremely smelly! I have photos and I’m disappointed that my phone does not have smell-o-vision because I would like to have shared that with future guests. There was mouldy vents, white towels that were grey, bathroom mat that had been used by someone else, walls that were damp, doorways that were unfinished. The hallways were boiling hot and the room was extremely cold, the radiator did not work. I would under no circumstances recommend this place to anyone.

After reading other reviews I was pleasantly surprised. Nice grounds, good sized room and clean. Cannot ask more for the price.

Crosshill was a good place to stay, especially close to Hampden, our purpose for the trip. Room was very clean.

Not good condition property Room and bathroom dirty towels were very old and floor board noisy

Great budget hotel, rooms were clean and tidy. Will be returning again.

Crosshill House, Glasgow was a terrible stay. From first appearance the building is dilapidated in the middle, like it has undergone a fire or something. There is no-one at reception past 9.30pm, the staff sat in a room where they could see incoming visitors but the reception lights are off and doors locked - not very welcoming. The staff took a photo of my driving licence on arrival, this didn't feel comfortable or professional. Our room was dirty, the bedding was clean but the remote, walls, door handles, carpet , surfaces all felt grubby. I went over the room with Dettol wipes. The window holders were broken and windows difficult to open. The bathroom was also run down and unclean. Cleaning staff were in our room each day we were out, although didn't give new towels or bedding. They made the bed, moved all our stuff but the room didn't feel any cleaner. When we arrived back on our last day our door had been left open by house keeping staff. Saff seemed disinterested when advised. Staff appeared from a storage container to the side of the building - very strange. There was a kettle, but the cups were old and stained and a desert spoon rather than tea spoon available. No breakfast facilities. Not even to get a glass of milk. Nearest shop a few minutes away. Short walk to train station for access to Glasgow city centre. I'd not stay here again! I suggest that Expedia remove Crosshill House from there accommodation offers. Very disappointed.

My expectations weren’t high, and it was only for one night, but as a basic provide clean bedding. Sheets were stained and well used. Made for an uncomfortable night. Didn’t want to sleep in the bed. Didn’t have time to raise with staff. Also, they were cleaning adjoining rooms at 7.30am, and woke me. Not a very enjoyable stay.

Clean single room perfect for my 1 night stay, great shower although it did constantly drip. Convenient for seeing my family, I would stay again. Receptionist could be a little more pleasant and smile from her would have been nice.

The mattress had urine stanins on it and the mattress protector had also urine stains on it. The pillows where dead flat , and old looking . And the bottom floor boards where uneven . The bedrooms outside windows where dirty , and had to force a window to let some here in and could not get it closed again. The windoes where not getting maintenance the small spot lights where not working either. I will definitely not be going back there

The property had a nice sitting area outside as well as sufficient parking places. The room was very clean

The only thing positive to say about this is the location, if you are going to a match at Hampden Park. The place is worn and loud. The socalled double bed was 140 at best. Front-desk staff met us with a child on her arm. Cannot recommend this place.

The room was adequate for an overnight stay, but no longer than that. The “queen “ sized bed was small? 4 flat pillows! Bedding was clean apart from a strange stain on one side. The shower was powerful and water hot. On entering the bathroom smelled of bleach and was overall clean, apart from some deep set black mould in the sealant around the base of the shower, but had obviously been cleaned as best under the circumstances. Only one hand and one bath towel for two people? A hairdryer was available but I chose not to touch it as it was filthy. The heating was pre set to come on at 5pm and went off about 12pm. It came on in the morning time unsure. There was a big TV but in an awkward situation to view due to there being a very large window. The whole appearance in short is very drab and gloomy.

Perfect for the price. We were on the ground floor and could hear every movement from the guests above upstairs, appart from that i coyldnt fault it.

It is located in a quiet and convenient area. However on arrival the room was cold and heating did not turn on until after 6pm and then went off in the morning! Don't recommend staying on the ground floor as the floorboards from above are very creaky and someone staying above us was walking around all night. Ok for a cheap 1 night if you just need somewhere to lay your head.

Old but comfortable place, in a very quiet street. I stayed in a standard double room (No.21), which was spacious and clean. Be aware that the heating only comes on in the evening, though. There's private parking, although I arrived and departed by train; Crosshill station is only six or seven minutes' walk away, with regular services to and from the city centre. Although there are no facilities other than a kettle, tea and coffee in the room, there are plenty of shops, cafés and takeaways within walking distance. Run by friendly, helpful couple. I stayed for three nights, and would definitely stay again!

Nice hotel in a nice area, lovely room , just a bit hot

Walls were paper thin, all night long there was floor screeching noises, people talking around.

Friendly staff, easy to access, one of the more comfortable beds I slept on on our romp around the UK and great food locations a short walk away. The unit was immaculate but falling apart and pretty noisy. That isn’t to say I wouldn’t stay there again.

They charge you £10 to check in after 10pm. Rooms don't feel secure - not great as a solo female traveller

Basic but comfortable room with en suite and TV.

This property is a little grubby and tired looking. Check in was smooth, however checkout was delayed due to illness requiring paramedic intervention. The property manager tried to insist that I pay extra due to this unfortunate medical event and called the police whilst paramedics were working on my son. Completely unacceptable. We checked out as soon as medical intervention was complete.

Whilst I had no issues with the building, room or facilities, I did not care for being extorted money for a simple request. Check-in is from 1430 and you must let staff know if you will be early. I did this in advance. On arrival, less than 2hrs before 1430, I asked if I could complete forms, leave details etc and be given the keys for the rooms as we would not be back until much later at night. I was told this could not be done. Then after a staff discussion (not in English so cannot confirm what was said), I was advised this could be done for 20. I asked why 20 would allow this as I DID NOT WANT INTO THE ROOM EARLY, only complete forms and be given keys for later. I was not given an answer and on consideration, I was then told it was 20 each (per room) totaling 40. 40gbp in order to sign a form, show ID and collect a key. Again no reason or justification was stated for why the transfer of 40 magically allowed this to happen so I refused and later had to make 2 trips back due to the lack of co-operation. Nowhere on the Hotels.com site was any "hidden fees" or penalties listed. Only after paying and booking the rooms did I receive an email disclosing "Late Check-In" charges of 10 per hour after 10pm. It was not a big ask. I was NOT asking for the rooms to be cleaned early or to be allowed EARLY ACCESS - only to leave details early for check-in to be completed at the managements own discretion. To be extorted an unjustified fee for this was dishonest and wrong.

The room was clean and tidy. There was everything we needed. The stuff was friendly and gave us some tips where to go for dinner.

Great wee find and easy for Hampden. On-site parking is a bonus. Would defo stay again. The only thing I didn’t like was that the receptionist took a photo of my driving licence on her personal phone. When asked why I was told in case there was damage to the room. This made me feel very uncomfortable and is surely a GDPR issue??

This is a small hotel close to where I need to be for Christmas. I do not spend much time there but it is very clean, friendly, and quick to sort out very small issues (ie TV remote didn't work)

Very unhelpful staff.

Friendly staff, easy to access, one of the more comfortable beds I slept on on our romp around the UK and great food locations a short walk away. The unit was immaculate but falling apart and pretty noisy. That isn’t to say I wouldn’t stay there again.

They charge you £10 to check in after 10pm. Rooms don't feel secure - not great as a solo female traveller

The room was spacious and had everything I needed, close to train station and main street but also quiet. The manager lady was friendly and helpful

Pleasant room with all the expected facilities. It was well heated after 6.30 but not when I first arrived and I had to turn on the radiator. Inconsistent information about leaving luggage in reception and the nature of the wherebouts of the room. Phone respondent distinctly and unnecessarily offputting. I was in ground floor room and so could have managed my luggage. As it was I made complicated alternative arrangements and trips unnecessarily.

The only thing positive to say about this is the location, if you are going to a match at Hampden Park. The place is worn and loud. The socalled double bed was 140 at best. Front-desk staff met us with a child on her arm. Cannot recommend this place.

Central location

Convenient for our group as some of us were staying not far away . Not far from the station & a quick train trip into Glasgow. Neat & clean .

Great wee find and easy for Hampden. On-site parking is a bonus. Would defo stay again. The only thing I didn’t like was that the receptionist took a photo of my driving licence on her personal phone. When asked why I was told in case there was damage to the room. This made me feel very uncomfortable and is surely a GDPR issue??

All in all it was a good stay. We stayed there for 2 nights and enjoyed our stay. There's a bus station close by as well as a train station. Everything was good and you get a good deal for your money.

I had read some horrendous reviews for this hotel on another website but I was very pleased with my stay. The building was warm and my room had everything I needed. Bed was clean and very comfortable, big tv with loads of channels, a good shower and lots of off street parking if needed. The immediate area was very safe and train station at the end of the road. Daily housekeeping. I would definitely stay there again.

Good value for money and pretty close to the city centre

A bit distant from City Centre and tourist attractions, Crosshill House still was affordable, clean, a good choice for travelers on a budget. The room was small but comfortable. I would go again.

Great find was at concert in Q park and less than 10 min walk . Clean bed to lay your head down . On site parking was a great bonus..

Good location- decent enough, near to rail links into the city centre

For the price it's a good stay. No problems with parking as they have their own space around the back. They just don't have breakfast there, otherwise good.

Crosshill House, Glasgow was a terrible stay. From first appearance the building is dilapidated in the middle, like it has undergone a fire or something. There is no-one at reception past 9.30pm, the staff sat in a room where they could see incoming visitors but the reception lights are off and doors locked - not very welcoming. The staff took a photo of my driving licence on arrival, this didn't feel comfortable or professional. Our room was dirty, the bedding was clean but the remote, walls, door handles, carpet , surfaces all felt grubby. I went over the room with Dettol wipes. The window holders were broken and windows difficult to open. The bathroom was also run down and unclean. Cleaning staff were in our room each day we were out, although didn't give new towels or bedding. They made the bed, moved all our stuff but the room didn't feel any cleaner. When we arrived back on our last day our door had been left open by house keeping staff. Saff seemed disinterested when advised. Staff appeared from a storage container to the side of the building - very strange. There was a kettle, but the cups were old and stained and a desert spoon rather than tea spoon available. No breakfast facilities. Not even to get a glass of milk. Nearest shop a few minutes away. Short walk to train station for access to Glasgow city centre. I'd not stay here again! I suggest that Expedia remove Crosshill House from there accommodation offers. Very disappointed.

Fantastic property. Wish they has basic breakfast facilities

Old but comfortable place, in a very quiet street. I stayed in a standard double room (No.21), which was spacious and clean. Be aware that the heating only comes on in the evening, though. There's private parking, although I arrived and departed by train; Crosshill station is only six or seven minutes' walk away, with regular services to and from the city centre. Although there are no facilities other than a kettle, tea and coffee in the room, there are plenty of shops, cafés and takeaways within walking distance. Run by friendly, helpful couple. I stayed for three nights, and would definitely stay again!

Friendly staff, easy to access, one of the more comfortable beds I slept on on our romp around the UK and great food locations a short walk away. The unit was immaculate but falling apart and pretty noisy. That isn’t to say I wouldn’t stay there again.

When we checked in, they took a photo of my passport, a fact that I understand is illegal. 3 nights in the hotel and not a change of towels. Very limited breakfasts and dirty cups and glasses. The reception was not pleasant. Totally abusive and exorbitant price for what it offers.