Hilton Glasgow

Hilton Glasgow frequently asked questions

Who owns Hilton Glasgow, William Street?

The Hilton Glasgow on William Street is part of the global Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. portfolio.

How do you get to Hilton Glasgow, William Street?

Hilton Glasgow, William Street is an 11 minute walk from Glasgow's city centre. The postcode is G3 8HT and there's parking close by. Glasgow Central Station is a four-minute taxi ride away or an 11-minute walk.

What is included in a spa day at Hilton Glasgow, William Street?

What's included in a spa day at Hilton Glasgow, William Street depends on the experience that you book. The spa facilities include a gym by Precor, sauna, steam room, spa bath, experience shower and an indoor pool. There are three unique therapy suites offering a combination of touch treatments and technology-led therapies.

What is near Hilton Glasgow, William Street?

Hilton Glasgow, William Street is centrally located in Glasgow, making it a great location to enjoy alongside other local attractions in the heart of the city.

Top attractions include:

• SSE Hydro music arena
• The Gallery of Modern Art
• The Glasgow Science Centre

When was Hilton Glasgow, William Street built?

The Hilton Glasgow on William Street was built and opened on 30th November 1992.

What amenities does Hilton Glasgow, William Street have?

The Hilton Glasgow on William Street is generally recognised as a five-star hotel, with 322 rooms and suites. The Whisky Mist Bar & Kitchen is at the heart of the hotel, offering a light breakfast, cocktails, lunch and dinner. There is a breakfast buffet, while The Tea Lounge by Dilmah serves light bites and afternoon tea.

The spa facilities include a gym by Precor, sauna, steam room, spa bath, experience shower and an indoor pool. There are three unique therapy suites offering a combination of touch treatments and technology-led therapies.

Accessible facilities include:

• Accessible business centre
• Accessible concierge desk
• Accessible elevators
• Accessible exercise facility
• Accessible guest rooms with mobility features with entry or passage doors that provide 32” of clear width
• Accessible hotel restaurant
• Accessible meeting rooms
• Accessible parking spaces for cars in the self-parking facility
• Accessible public entrance
• Accessible registration desk
• Accessible route from the accessible public entrance to the accessible guest rooms
• Accessible route from the accessible public entrance to the registration area
• Accessible route from the hotel’s accessible public entrance to the business centre
• Accessible route from the hotel’s accessible public entrance to the exercise facilities
• Accessible route from the hotel’s accessible public entrance to the swimming pool
• Accessible swimming pool
• Assistive listening devices for meetings upon request
• Audible alerts in elevators
• Bathroom doors at least 32 inches wide
• Bedroom doors at least 32 inches wide (812 mm)
• Cutlery with oversized or adapted handles
• Emergency Call Button on Phone
• Emergency pull cords in bathroom available
• Induction Loop System available at reception
• Induction Loop System available in the meeting rooms
• Large Print Menus
• Service Animals Welcome
• Visual alarm for hearing impaired

What are the food and drink options at Hilton Glasgow, William Street?

The Whisky Mist Bar & Kitchen is at the heart of the hotel, offering a light breakfast, cocktails, lunch and dinner. There is a breakfast buffet, while The Tea Lounge by Dilmah serves light bites and afternoon tea.

How many treatment rooms are there at Hilton Glasgow, William Street?

There are three unique therapy suites offering a combination of touch treatments and technology-led therapies. Please note treatment rooms are poolsideand treatment room doors are 39 inches wide.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in is at 4pm, and check-out is at 11am. Spa opening times are 10am to 7pm. It is recommended however that you check your specific spa booking times before arrival, and that you check for any changes to regular opening times, particularly relating to bank holidays, before you visit.