stunning room, well designed, stylish, large shower room, great kitchen with dishwasher, micro oven, well equipped with everything you could need to cook basic meals, good fridge, loved milk supplied with tea bags for arrival. Fantastic central location - The Italian opposite offers breakfasts. Easy walking distance to many places for great food. Tesco a few mins away for stocking up breakfast items or M&S at Queen Street station 2 mins walk away. 2 Great cafes by Queen Street Station can highly recommend.

No heated towel rail in bathroom and no bathroom vent so towels stayed damp More towel hooks or rails needed to hang towels - one per person for each towel so 4 in total bathrooms need a small table/stool or storage facility for wash bags/ make up kit by mirror as little space around sink for this, its not nice to put these things above the toilet area and in the bedroom there is no mirror to dry hair in front of. few more coat hangers in wardrobes for 2 people would be helpful

This is an amazing option for longer stays in Glasgow. It is central and literally minutes away from the train station, subway, and bus stations to easily explore other parts of the city, and Scotland! The studio style made it feel like a little home away from home. Staff incredibly kind and accommodating.

It was a bit on the noisier side some nights outside since there are several restaurants around it and right by George Square. I was there during the Winter Fest so could hear the music until it closed circa 10-11 pm, but a white noise machine helped with that. Just a wee tip to fellow light sleepers traveling during the holidays there, otherwise amazing!

The hotel is ideally located for accessing central Glasgow facilities such as restaurants, museums, galleries, walking tours, exhibitions and shops. The Glasgow Queen Street station is a few walking strides to reach which makes it easy when pulling suitcases or carrying rucksacks to the Native from the station. No taxi needed. It is also convenient being so close to the station from the hotel to achieve day trips out by train. For example we went to Falkirk to see the Kelpies sculptures using the train, bus and walking. Likewise, the subway underground train situated in Buchanan Street is within walking distance from the Native. Again, this widens choices about travel to other nearby Scottish areas. We dined in Partick one evening. Making the most of easy use of public transport is a bonus for guests. The buses are near the hotel in terms of stops and access. We took a bus to the Burrel Collection in Pollock Park. So easy, being 3 miles away from the hotel. Getting around Glasgow is just as important as staying in a hotel that offers guidance about local transport. The Native is in the best site for this.

The noise at night of screaming, shouting people into the early hours. It was the weekend when we stayed and we were aware that Glaswegians and tourists like to party at night. It does disturb sleep patterns but on the whole it is part of life having to tolerate this.

I spoke on the phone to 2 knowledgeable and helpful guys, Gorgios(? night time) and Ian( day time). They helped sort out my booking. The information had been passed on to the lady at reception so she knew the story and was so pleasant and chatty. The night reception guy on Sunday night was so helpful too. We wanted a coffee/tea when we came back from a wedding but had no milk. I called the mobile number we'd been given. He was going to bring it up to us but my hubby went down and he was waiting at the lift door when it opened with the wee bottle of milk. There were teabags and sugar and a small pa k of proper, good quality, ground coffee and a cafetiere. I hate instant coffee so that was a lovely bonus for me. What a brilliant find! This is a great studio apartment. It has everything you'd need during your stay. In the kitchen, there are plenty utensils and dishes, so you could cook a full meal if you wanted to. Everything is spotless! The bed is a super king I think. It was very comfortable and the pillows were just how I like them. The furniture and soft furnishings are the best of quality. The bathroom is a great size, no window, but the lighting is bright. The shower is BIG and so easy to use and access. The towels were very plush and a great size.

1. There are steps from the street up to the lift, but it's an old building so not much you can do about that. 2. On arrival we were told the air-conditioning wasn't working , but if we needed a fan or a heater just to call down to reception. It was a bank holiday so not exactly an emergency. We just opened the window a wee bit. 3. The pigeons were loud! However, you have no control of that. 4. A pair of scissors would be a great addition to this superb studio 5. The layout was great, except heading past the wardrobe going to and from the bathroom. It is very tight.

First time staying at these apartments. Had booked a studio.but on arrival I had been upgraded to penthouse suite with balcony. Room was beautiful with large bathroom with walk in shower. The whole apartment was immaculate and the kitchen was well equipped. The balcony was small but enough for 2 chairs.and with a view over the Counting House onto George Square. A lovely touch. The only negative for me was the heat in the room. It was roasting and the thermometer was down to 18 deg. Ended up having to open the balcony door through the night to let some air in. There appears to be renovations ongoing and so the only lift is lined with padded drapes to protect the surfaces. Makes it look a bit like a padded cell 🤣 Great location, staff very friendly. Would definitely stay again

The heat in the bedroom as detailed above

I had an amazing apartment at Native Glasgow. So spacious. Even included a washer / dryer. The staff were particularly welcoming and so helpful! I had a few things that I needed help with - how to work the washer/dryer combo; taxi to the airport on Christmas morning at 3:30am; how to get to a venue - they were so kind and ready to help. I really appreciated it after my last experience in another city. The location was so convenient for me to George Square, Buchanan Street, buses, and the subway. It's a short walk to the River Clyde. I had no problem getting around the city without a car. Walking and buses worked just fine. Queen Street Station is just around the corner. Just a wonderful place to stay.

Nothing.

The one bedroom apartment was very large for the UK. I'd confirmed it had a washer/dryer in my unit and this worked well. Clean unit. Solid comfortable bed with good linens. Towels were lovely and shower with good pressure and plenty of hot water. Nice black out shades for sleeping when the sun goes down after 2230. Kitchen set for the basics of tea and coffee and some plates/cutlery and kettle and french press. Continuous refills on milk in glass jars for tea/coffee and refills on tea/coffee on request. So very much nicer than a powder. Restaurants and bars from casual to higher end all within steps of the front door, or at -1 level of the hotel.

The streets in this location can be noisy in the evenings. Not always, though. Higher up makes a difference. Understandable with the location. More as an FYI for the folks with heavy luggage or mobility issues-- there are a few/several unavoidable stairs. For me, as I had done some indulgent last minute single malt shopping this trip, the staff were lovely and helped get the luggage down. This did not detract from my stay.

Impeccably maintained (and currently being renovated on floors 2-3) and ideally located in city center with both rail stations easily walkable and the Airport Express bus leaving from across the street. The room had a kitchenette we did not use, but easily could have. The bathroom has a shower with good pressure and hot water. Staff (Ian, Valeria and Sharif) was friendly and super helpful. When I asked to pay for the next stay in advance, they were able to facilitate that and help my wife with our bags to our room when we arrived. This is our new go-to in Glasgow.

Just nitpicks, but items to be aware of. Our rooms (we had 2 stays within days of each other) faced Anchor Lane and the sound of empty beer bottles being collected at 4am was automatic. Also, the bathroom mirror and overhead light ensures your face is in shadow while applying makeup or shaving.

We throughly enjoyed our stay at Native. The studio apartment was well appointed, quiet and secure. It had everything we needed if we had chosen to cook and we particularly liked the artisan coffee, from Inverness, which was provided with the cafetiere. Location wise, you are close to buses, train stations, and there was nothing to dislike from our point of view.subway. There is a huge choice of restaurants and bars and of course shopping right on the doorstep. Recommended.

There is nothing to dislike from our experience.

Exceptional location, a stone’s throw from the train station. The kitchen was well equipped. The apartment was spacious and had a dishwasher, washer/dryer, small fridge, microwave/oven, french press coffee pot, ironing board, king bed, and sofa bed. A clothes tender, an extra chair, and additional dishwasher pods were provided on request. When we arrived, a member of the staff rushed downstairs to help with our luggage. When we entered the apartment we were delighted to find a small container of milk, some tea bags, and instant coffee. There was a brochure with all sorts of useful information.

They were supposed to change the sheets and clean the apartment on the third day, which would have been a Thursday. On Saturday I went and complained. A member of staff apologized and told me that it would be done that same day, but nobody ever came