Radisson Blu Glasgow

Located in the heart of Glasgow city centre opposite its Central Station, the Radisson Blu Glasgow offers easy access to all the attractions of Scotland’s biggest city.

Designed by pioneering Glasgow-based architects Gordon Murray and Alan Dunlop, the hotel is a striking building known for its sculptural copper wall that runs down Argyle Street.

Bedrooms at Radisson Blu Glasgow

The 247 rooms and suites at Radisson Blu Glasgow provide comfortable and sophisticated surroundings.

Many of the rooms have a floor to ceiling windows with views of Glasgow city centre.

Radisson Blu Glasgow’s The Grahamston restaurant serves up dishes like the lamb rump, potato gratin, aubergine, olive tapenade and basil jus, and the potato and spinach gnocchi with peas, broad beans and mushroom cream.

The ribeye, sirloin and fillet steaks served with flat cap mushrooms, cherry tomatoes, crisp watercress and fat cut chips are always a popular option.

The hotel’s super breakfast buffet features hot and cold breakfast options like sausages, bacon, eggs, yoghurts, pastries, cereals, fresh fruit and more.

The hotel’s gym and pool is closed for refurbishment until the end of 2024.

More services

Radisson Blu Glasgow goes above and beyond regular hotel service to meet the needs of their guests.

Guests have the option of checking out of the hotel as late as 6pm (subject to availability) with no extra cost. They can also take advantage of the express check out which saves time by allowing guests to check out via email, mail or quick pick up at the reception desk.

At one touch of a button, guests can order room service, ask the concierge a question, or make a special request by pressing the one touch service button on their room’s telephone.

Radisson Blu Glasgow also offer express laundry, with clothes handed in before 8pm returned fresh in the morning.

Explore Glasgow

Based in the heart of Glasgow city centre, Radisson Blu Glasgow offers easy access to all the city’s major transport links and famous shopping destinations as well as the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre and SSE Hydro arena.

Scotland’s largest city is renowned for its culture, style and the friendliness of its people.

Glasgow offers a multitude of things to see and do, including a wide range of museums, galleries, stunning architecture and lively restaurants and bars.