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Euro Hostel Glasgow

318 Clyde Street, G1 4NR, Glasgow, Scotland, Distance from city centre: 2.6km

Rating: 77% from 27 reviews

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“ Quite an old hostel. I stayed in a private room as it was so cheap. It was quite warm in the room and I had to leave the window open most nights. The 'bathroom' is tiny... The basin and mirror is not in the bathroom. The shower I could barely move in, the water sprayed out everywhere and the shower curtain would stick to my legs as it was so small. The toilet didn't have much pressure, Overall though it was clean, and the breakfast was good. Great location. ”
77%
11 March 2013 Anonymous Australia

“ This was overall a very good hostel. Right next to the Glasgow Central station and very easy to find. Only two complaints were the elevator (very slow and not reliable) and the shower in my room was very very hot. Those are two minor things so everything else is worth the price. Staff is very helpful and friendly. ”
71%
15 February 2013 Anonymous USA

“ Wonderful location, everything is on walking distance. Nice breakfast. Good value of money. Yet, on the flip-side, congested rooms, broken lockers and old-dirty beddings. Plus expect guest form age 18 to 80. All in all nice place to crush a night if you are real traveller. ”
69%
14 December 2012 Tasawar

“ Very tricked-out hostel; has a nice bar downstairs but it wasn't a noise issue, internet hubs, etc. Free breakfast was great! Only problem was an extremely faulty elevator. Rooms were clean, but bathroom seemed worn; shower curtain was old/dirty. Clearly meant to house weekend partyers, though we didn't have noise issues. All in all a great experience, if not very home-y. Free breakfast really made up for it, though. ”
86%
1 November 2012 Madeline USA

“ As budget hotels go, this was pretty good value for the money. Beds were comforatable, ensuite bathrooms were functional and clean. Staff was extremely helpful and nice. ”
91%
24 September 2012 Nicholas

“ The shower was crazy! When you turn it on a blast of water comes out so hard I felt like I was going to drown! It was so tiny you could turn around and the it flooded the floor! I did like that we had a little desk and lots of storage. I was in a female dorm with 4 beds. We had our own private toilet, sink and shower. You had to bring your own towel. There was a nice free breakfast in the bar downstairs. The free inter- net did not work...so you had to pay to use itin the bar. ”
69%
22 September 2012 Lana

“ fine people on reception,no fans on toilets workin',breakfast few months ago in first floor better...now in bar on ground floor(probably cause full house on festival?) ”
77%
18 August 2012 Anonymous

“ Good location, next to the city center. Too big in my opinion. The second lift doesn't work and it was very dificult to catch the only one ) ”
63%
10 August 2012 Vanesa

“ The hotel is big, a nine-floors building, so it was not like a simple youth hostel, but more like a hotel complex. Staff was nice, breafast sufficient and well organised, in the bar near reception. One disapponted point is security : anyone can enter the building and thus doors corridors by entering the "Mint and lime" bar, or by reception which cannot filter so many people going through. Only one lift (out of 2) was working, not enough for a nine-floors building. Room comfortable and clea ”
74%
7 August 2012 Alexandra

“ Ok hostel for the price and location. No thrills, elevator barely works, a bit dirty, wifi definitely does not work. You get what you pay for I guess and it seems to reflect Glasgow's overall depressed character. ”
66%
6 August 2012 Benjamin

“ Continental breakfast was included. I liked it :) Inside the dorm room were bathroom,toilet and a basin, which was awesome. However, there's no outlet at all inside the room. So, it was bad to charge my electronic devices such as cellphone or ipad, even hairdryer. Also, wi-fi is only available at the bar on F1. Otherwise, you have to pay up to 12pounds. Maybe 4 pounds per hour. :( Other than these, this accommodation is clean, good-located and friendly. I highly recommend this. ”
97%
28 July 2012 Suyang

“ When I entered the hostel and read Budget Stay- your way, I couldn't understand, what does it mean? I gradually realised the motto, it was truly our way. I stayed from 18th to 25th July 2012. The last two days i.e. 24th and 25th were much more organised, I could see the management taking interest in the facilities and putting efforts to improve them, that was outstanding. Overall it was an excellent stay and I would recommend all my friends that if they go to Europe - Euro Hostel is the place. ”
91%
25 July 2012 Nama Ashish Prem

“ Large hostel easy walk from train station. Close to all downtown attractions. ”
83%
21 June 2012 Anonymous USA

“ I've stayed in a lot of hostels and this one is pretty high in my book. Cons: The elevator sucks - often will skip over your floor unless you hold your finger on the button. The mattress was pretty flimsy and creaky. If there were more than three people in the room, this would have made it hard to sleep. Pros: Great location - close to central station and buchannon street. Free wifi in the bar and paid internet on computers in the lobby. Decent included breakfast. Lockers in the rooms. ”
86%
5 June 2012 Ann

“ I would suggest people to stay in this Hostel. Any other branch around UK or Europe? ”
80%
5 June 2012 Yuzana

“ The room was very poorly furnished, which gave it a creepy atmosphere. The matress is definitely more than 30 years old by the look of it... and the noise isolation is not great. ”
57%
5 June 2012 Anonymous

“ I really liked the fact that breakfast was included in the room price. The train station was quite close but I couldn't hear a single train throughout the night. Slept just fine. ”
91%
5 June 2012 Mari