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Hotel Review
Hotel Review: Malmaison, Glasgow, Scotland
Housed in a former Greek Orthodox Church off Blythswood Square just west of the city centre, this hotel has been given the usual 'Mal' treatment: bedrooms are boldly colourful, the brasserie serves hearty, crowd-pleasing food and the impressive bar area has a soaring glass ceiling, beer keg wall and playful neon sign.
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Rooms available from £87 per night
OUR REVIEW
THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
This hotel is handy for headline events at the Ovo Hydro, but is within walking distance of all the city-centre temptations, too. George Square, Princes Square shopping centre and the Gallery of Modern Art are all a 15 minute walk.
By plane: flights from London to Glasgow take 1 hour 15 minutes. The hotel is a 10-minute drive. Parking costs £15 per day. Book flights to Glasgow.
By train: 4 hours 30 minutes from London and 3 hours from Manchester. The hotel is a ten-minute walk from Glasgow Central station. Book trains to Glasgow.
THE LOOK AND FEEL
Malmaison has a 'nothing succeeds like excess' philosophy when it comes to design. The vibe here is certainly more crash-pad than cassocks, but there's lots of ecclesiastical black, lit up with pops of colour (think of a bishop wearing red socks). It is relentlessly laid back - and all about fun.
THE FACILITIES
Staff are unfailingly cheery and attentive. There's room service, same-day laundry and dry cleaning.
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Terrace
- Garden
- Pet-friendly
- Free Wi-Fi
BED AND BATH
Rooms have quirky feature walls, pop art and clashing colours with lots of crushed velvet and moody lighting. Worn, rough terrycloth robes were a disappointment, but there are Arran Aromatics toiletries in the smart black and white tiled bathrooms, and the beds are great.
Room types: Standard Room, Club Room Club Deluxe Room, Junior Suite, Suite, Signature Suite
Kay amenities: Facilities include: ensuite bathroom with toiletries, hairdryer, kettle, iron and ironing board, TV, free Wi-Fi
FOOD AND DRINK
Its all low-lit glamour in the brasserie, with low vaulted ceilings, gold columns and deep red banquettes. Try anything from steaks and burgers to kimchi karaage, with fail-safe favourite puddings to follow. At breakfast its a buffet or cooked breakfast with self-service coffee, tea (hot water in a flask) and toast.
Chez Mal Brasserie: relaxed dining, creative twists on classics. Open daily for breakfast and dinner. Afternoon tea served Sat-Sun from £27.
Chez Mal Bar: inventive cocktails, bar snacks and sharing platters. Open daily for 12pm.