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Marcelo Cury
During a family trip through Scotland, my family and I arrived at House of Gods Glasgow after approximately four hours of travel, relying on a fully confirmed reservation made through Booking.com. Payment had been processed, confirmation issued, and naturally we travelled in good faith believing our accommodation was secured. Upon arrival, we were refused accommodation because my children are 14 and 17 years old. To be clear: I fully understand that the hotel may have an internal or licensing policy preventing under-18 guests from staying. That is not the central issue. The issue is how this situation was handled. I am Brazilian, and when travelling internationally, teenagers in this age group accompanied by their parents are commonly booked as adults. During the same 20-day UK trip, we made multiple reservations through Booking.com using exactly the same logic without a single issue at any other hotel. We are also long-time, frequent Booking.com users across multiple countries. This was clearly a genuine cultural misunderstanding made entirely in good faith—not an attempt to deceive or circumvent policy. What made the experience truly unacceptable was the hotel’s handling of the situation. The duty manager was cold, dismissive, and entirely unwilling to engage constructively. When I explained the situation and asked where I was realistically expected to find accommodation in Glasgow at that late hour with my exhausted family, his response was sarcastic, suggesting I try a random bed and breakfast in the city. I contacted Booking.com immediately and was told any refund required hotel approval. I returned to the hotel a second time hoping for calmer dialogue. Instead, the same manager became even more hostile. Despite explaining the cultural misunderstanding and trying to avoid escalation, I was ultimately told: “Get the f*** out of my hotel.” While removing our luggage, another staff member kindly offered help. I politely declined and said we would manage. The manager then commented: “Great, one less problem.” Completely unacceptable behavior from anyone in hospitality leadership. Booking.com later confirmed the hotel refused refund authorization. So beyond the original issue, what remains is: - no accommodation provided; - no refund; - hostile treatment; - contradictory communication; - and zero meaningful accountability. Policies are one thing. Human decency, leadership, and customer care are another. This experience was not disappointing because of a rule. It was disappointing because of how human beings were treated.
Mark Nellis
it is not clear the hotel is 18 or over. At the weekend we brought our child and we were told we were unable to stay and were refused a refund. The staff were incredibly rude and unhelpful. I will never book here again. The hotel doesn’t look funky and cool it looks cheap and tacky.
Miss Van de Velde
Absolutely loved my stay! Next time il indulge in a bigger room but it’s soooo cool and we had the unlimited Prosecco and juke box music cocktails with an amazing hamper for breakfast in the morning I can’t wait to try the Glasgow one next! 🤩 Thanks so much Holly Acupuncture On Tour
John
Me and my wife booked this quaint little hotel in Edinburgh just after a gretna elopement 😉. We were first pleased by the classy dark red ambience of lighting with old style decor. We were greeted with a polite and very helpful welcoming from Ryan who offered to take our bags to our room while we enjoyed a cocktail before checking in. The rooms are small but more than suffice for a couple. Everything has been thought of when it comes to the rooms, there's a light switch for every mood you wish. The coffee machine behind the mirror etc is a great idea! The bed is very comfortable and the shower worked as expected. A very nice touch with a soft wall soundproofing. We feel it's like being in a ships cabin and just live the character! Our stay was thoroughly enjoyed throughout thank you Ryan for being so hospitable! Thank you to all other staff that gave us an enjoyable experience whilst with you!
Jonathan Harding
The room was like a prison cell with no windows. It smelled of urine The bar staff were either incompetent or not properly supported by the company They had a drinks menu and did not have many drinks on that menu They had many drinks that were not on the menu but did not know the price. Not on my list of a place to stay
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Für HouseofGods liegen bisher 5 öffentliche Bewertungen vor (3,2 von 5) — für ein abschließendes Urteil ist die Datenlage noch dünn. Zur Einordnung: der Firmensitz (Nobitzer Straße 5, 04603 Nobitz, Deutschland) ist öffentlich dokumentiert, Kontaktdaten liegen offen. Prüfen Sie zusätzlich Impressum und Vertragsbedingungen.
HouseofGods hat seinen Sitz in Nobitzer Straße 5, 04603 Nobitz, Deutschland. Die Angabe stammt aus öffentlichen Quellen und dem Impressum.
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