Boutique 50
The attentive, named staff, a well-regarded breakfast, and a beautifully detailed Victorian townhouse setting in Glasgow's west end near Kelvingrove Park make Boutique 50 a warmly regarded bolt-hole for repeat visitors, though prospective guests should note that rooms, several of them basement-level, have drawn mixed comments about size, ventilation, and value for money.
How the cosy score works →Why it scores 5.5, from guest reviews
- Warm, attentive staff who make guests feel welcomed and cared for
- Quirky boutique touches like record players and hand-crafted soaps
- Good breakfast and proximity to Kelvingrove Park and local eateries
Best for
A strong fit for boutique character, walking everywhere and history and character. Guests point to guests consistently describe quirky boutique touches like record players and hand-crafted soaps, with the hotel being a renovated.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is Boutique 50 located?
- Boutique 50 is in Glasgow's West End (postcode G3 7TT), close to Kelvingrove Park and with easy links to the city centre. Guests praise the neighbourhood for its amazing eateries and convenient access to Glasgow's attractions.
- How cosy is Boutique 50?
- Boutique 50 has a cosy score of 5.5/10. While the location and service are warmly received, some guests note that basement rooms can feel stuffy and lack climate control, which affects overall comfort.
- Is the service good at Boutique 50?
- Yes, staff warmth is a genuine highlight. Returning guests consistently praise the warm and attentive service, with several mentioning feeling exceptionally welcome and well cared for during their stays.
- What's the breakfast like at Boutique 50?
- Breakfast is well-regarded, with guests describing it as tasty with a good selection. It's part of what keeps some visitors returning to the hotel.
- What should I know about rooms at Boutique 50?
- Rooms are individually styled with quirky touches like record players and hand-crafted soaps. However, be aware that basement rooms can be warm without air conditioning, and some guests have reported issues with window ventilation and soft mattresses, it's worth clarifying your room type when booking.
- Is Boutique 50 good for a romantic getaway?
- The hotel's beautiful West End location and attentive service create a welcoming atmosphere for couples. However, some rooms have quirks (like clear glass bathroom doors) worth checking on in advance to ensure privacy.
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