Hotels near Rothesay Dock

"Breakfast was hot and fresh with good choices."

"Parking was very limited but we managed to get a space. Location is great Mohammad who checked us in was very friendly and helpful. The hotel has a very comfortable relaxed feeling. We booked a deluxe bedroom with views over Botanic Gardens hoping for a peaceful night, however this was very much not the case as the very busy main road between the hotel and the gardens produce a lot of traffic noise all night. I would still book this hotel again but choose a different location of room if possible. Breakfast was lovely with plenty of choice and fresh food being brought out when running low."

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"I was skeptical of this place being one of the cheapest places to stay, but I was not unimpressed. It’s an old building and they give you a key that you check in and out as you come and go if the day. It’s actually pretty smart. Upon checking in, the guy at the desk was very helpful and friendly and gave a few suggestions of places to walk to nearby and that was very helpful. The room was clean, the staff were friendly, and they cook you a breakfast each morning! They made me a full Scottish breakfast! This is a diamond in the rough and is close to The Kelvingrove museum and University! I give it like a 4.7 out of 5."

"Room was good with a comfortable king bed. The bar and restaurant were good as well."

"Excellent location and facilities."

"Large clean room with a river view, easy large car park, exterior of site need TLC"

"Clean and tidy room which was heated to a comfortable temperature. Very friendly and helpful staff. My only complaint is the extortionate cost to park my car in the car park of the hotel I have paid to stay at. £18 is unbelievably expensive when we were only there from 6pm to 11:45am the following day. This will definitely influence my decision about where I stay next time I am up visiting relatives in the area"

"Basic, clean hotel, comfortable bed. Unfortunately the key mechanism on our room door did not work and staff were unable to fix it. This meant that we either had to keep the door ajar, or one of us had to remain in the room at all times to let the other in. Obviously this was extremely inconvenient and frustrating. "