Travelodge Glasgow Queen Street

Budget Sleep Steps from Glasgow's Live Music Scene

Modern, no-frills and right in the heart of the action, Travelodge Glasgow Queen Street offers affordable comfort just minutes from some of Glasgow’s biggest music venues. With a central location on Queen Street, it's a solid base for concert-goers looking to explore the city or crash close to the stage.

This Travelodge keeps things simple but functional, with clean rooms, a 24-hour front desk, and daily housekeeping. If you're in town for music, sightseeing, or just a quick city break, this spot covers all the basics without breaking the bank.

Why Concert-goers love it

With 24-hour check-in and a central location, you won’t have to worry about racing back after the encore. Concert venues like the OVO Hydro, Barrowland Ballroom, and King Tut's are an easy walk or short cab ride away. The area stays lively late into the evening, and getting back to your room after a gig is fast and fuss-free. While it's in the heart of the city, guests report relatively quiet rooms thanks to solid soundproofing.

Who this Hotel is great for

• Groups of friends wanting to stay close to the nightlife
• Solo travelers catching a must-see artist
• Couples making a weekend music trip
• Fans looking to wind down post-show in a quiet room
• Budget-conscious concert-goers saving for merch and drinks

Food and Drink Options

While the hotel doesn’t have its own restaurant, there are numerous late-night eateries just steps away—from fast food to casual pubs serving local fare. Breakfast is available, which is great if you’re rolling out of bed late after a big night. 24/7 vending machines are on-site for those late-night snack cravings.

Nightlife Options

Located in Glasgow’s buzzing city centre, you’ll find plenty of nearby bars, clubs, and live venues within a short walk. Whether you're into indie gigs, DJ sets, or a relaxed pint at a local pub, the area’s got you covered.

What People Say

Guests love the friendly staff, value for money, and excellent location for both music and shopping. Many mention the rooms are basic but clean, with comfy beds and good showers—just what you need after a night out.

Areas for Improvement

Some guests note that Wi-Fi isn’t free in all rooms and that early check-in may come at a cost. Rooms are simple, so don’t expect luxury, but they do the job well for a short stay.

The Bottom Line

For concert-goers who want a central, affordable, and convenient place to crash after the show, Travelodge Glasgow Queen Street ticks all the right boxes.