Glasgow, Scotland

Maldron Hotel Glasgow City

A new-build 12-storey tower on the footprint of Scotland's old STV studios, and Dalata's first hotel north of the border.

Open · August 2021
Maldron Hotel Glasgow City
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Opened in August 2021 on the cleared site of Scottish Television's old Cowcaddens studios, Maldron Hotel Glasgow City was Dalata Hotel Group's first Scottish property. The 300-room, new-build tower anchors the north end of the city centre, steps from Buchanan Galleries and the theatre district.

The essentials

Group
Dalata Hotel Group (Maldron)
Opening
August 2021
Rooms & suites
300 rooms
Segment
Upscale
Designer
NC
Entry rate
From £80
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The place

The hotel stands at the junction of Renfrew Street and Renfield Street, on the site of the former Scottish Television (STV) headquarters, which was demolished after the broadcaster relocated to Pacific Quay in 2006. It sits in the heart of Glasgow's theatre and shopping district, a short walk from Buchanan Galleries and the Theatre Royal.

The concept

Maldron Hotel Glasgow City is a wholly new-build property, part of the wider regeneration of the old STV block alongside a neighbouring citizenM hotel and a refurbished Theatre Royal. It was the first Scottish opening for Dalata Hotel Group, Ireland's largest hotel operator, and represents the group's mid-to-upscale Maldron brand rather than its more design-led Clayton line. The 12-storey, 300-room tower was built at a reported cost of around £40 million and was conceived from the outset as a hotel rather than adapted from another use, giving Dalata a blank slate to fit modern floorplates, a double-height ground-floor lobby and consistent room specification across all ten guest floors.

Dining & wellness

The hotel has an in-house Grain & Grill restaurant serving food made from fresh, local produce, alongside a 24-hour fitness suite with treadmills, a cross-trainer, a bike, a rowing machine and free weights. No spa is advertised.

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