BlueSky Hostel

Pros:
Ok cleanliness
Cheap
Cons:
Restrictive (never seen a hostel with that many rules taped on everything)
Under-​equipped (one shower, one sauce pan, one fry pan, one cooker for the entire hostel)
In short, it’s a really ok hostel if you’re used to cheap hostels, but expect long waits in cooking, taking showers, etc. and they will ask you to follow many rules.

Super cute, semi-​convenient hostel in downtown Glasgow!
I wound up getting the last bed of the night. Woohoo! I had such a terrible flight from from Luton and was running on 2 straight days with no sleep. The staff were so helpful and understanding that they let me go straight up to my room and sleep before the official check-​in time. I made friends with a lovely German girl who let me borrow her sandies for the shower, and then promptly passed in my very bouncy, moderately comfortable bed… and in my hosteling experience, that sort of description deserves a grade of A+.
The hostel itself is narrow and multi-​leveled, which has always been aesthetically pleasing to me. After a good long nap, I made friends in the kitchen where everyone seemed to congregate, and then did what people visiting Scotland do: Get faaacked.
No problems with cleanliness, staff, internet availability nor safety. Everyone and everything was extremely pleasant. It was even a convenient 5 minute walk away from all the nightlife as well as the local scene near the university. This place is a good find!

Stayed here for 3 nights after flying into Glasgow — this place is run well, and the staff is friendly and helpful.
There are lockers in the lobby for locking up valuables — some of the biggest lockers I’ve seen at any hostel — and a decent kitchen — plus a hostel guard dog, outdoor picnic/​bbq facilities, and always a good crowd to hang and chat.
Showers and toilets were clean — but the TP seemed to run out daily.
The staff who did the cleaning were very meticulous about their routine (I just wish the closet w/​cleaning supplies had not been inside the bedroom where I was staying)
one MAJOR bad point: none of the rooms seem to have plugs in them — you have to sit in the hall or downstairs to charge anything (or leave your device unsupervised, which, well, it seems fairly safe there, but…)
Overall a good bet and a good value for the money.