Campanile Hotels, located on Tunnell Street, has received a one-star rating on Tripadvisor from a disgruntled reviewer who stayed at the hotel.
A Glasgow hotel breakfast has been compared to 'something out of Fawlty Towers' after a guest stayed at the inn.
The guest titled their review as a 'complaint' about the hotel which is within fleeting distance of the OVO Hydro that is frequently used by revellers attending concerts at the venue. The review on Tripadvisor went on to talk about the room that they were given and said: "Sheets stained, bathroom filthy, holes in ceiling, etc etc."
One person said: "Brilliant hotel from start to finish. Went to Glasgow for an Olly Murs concert: bedrooms were clean and tidy. Smelt clean. Brekky was great too. Distance to Hydro was perfect. Taxi firm was lovely that took us to and from hotel from airport. Didn’t eat in evening at hotel so cannot comment there."
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