Euro Hostel (Glasgow, Scotland) Reviews

Euro Hostel (Glasgow, Scotland) Youth Hostel National

Newest Review: ... 5 minutes of arriving, the room was clean and tidy and well looked after. The room that we were given for the 4 of us ... more

 ... consisted of two bunk beds, which were painted a dark blue colour and the paint was coming off the sides. There was a table infront of the window with only two chairs, the beds were not made when we arrived but we were provided with sheets and pillowcases to make our beds, however there was only one extra pillow, which is not very good when myself and 2 of my friends are used to sleeping with more than one pillow. The matress that I had was very comfortable and I was able to get a good nights sleep, although some lights from...more

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Customer Euro Hostel (Glasgow, Scotland) Reviews (2)

vickijohn2012
Euro Hostel (Glasgow, Scotland): Cheap and Cheerful (1045 words)
by - written on 22/10/12 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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I booked a night in this hostel for me and 3 of my friends as we were at university in Edinburgh and we wanted a night out in Glasgow as we heard it was meant to be a lot better that what we are used too! We were suggested that we stay in the Euro-hostel as it was cheap and good value for money, I think we ended up paying £60 for a 4 bed room. The hostel is easy to get to from the bus station, glasgow queen street and glasgow central. You walk south down buchannan street towards the river clyde, through the st enoch centre, down a road which is directly infront on you, once you reach the river clyde, turn right and the eurohostel is on your right. The building ...  Read the complete review

GuitarHeroine
Youth hostel in Glasgow city centre (708 words)
by - written on 05/08/10 (Very useful, 121 readings)
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I booked this hostel for a few nights' stay as a single traveller. Unless you book a private room, you're put into a dorm with members of the same sex only. I went for the cheapest option of paying £14.95 a night and getting a bed in a 14-bed room (in other words sharing with 13 female strangers). There are more expensive options available if you want a smaller amount of people occupying your room. I booked online via the Euro Hostel website and was required to pay a 10% deposit there and then; the rest was to be paid upon arrival. I received my confirmation email promptly and took a copy with me in case I needed it when I checked in. Getting to ...  Read the complete review