Disappointing stay in Glasgow.
Checked in and asked for a walk in shower. The rooms apparently all have a bath with a shower and curtain to pull. The only rooms with a walk in shower are disabled rooms so if you have any difficulty getting in to a bath you need to book a disabled room. There is only one chair in the room on which to sit. We had to joggle between the dressing table and moving further back to watch tv. My husband watched from the chair. I had to perch in front of the tv on the edge of the bed. All in all it felt like camping. Not our usual experience of premier inns which we use frequently. On the plus