For an overnight stay, it did the trick. We're back in Scotland and heading to another town early…read moremorning. So it would be easier to just stay next door. It's one the hotel that's right across from airport. A couple minutes walk through the parking lot and you're at the front steps of hotel. Check in was pretty easy. It's three floors and only two elevators. While only one was operating. It's quite small even though it has a minimum limit of people, there was no way that it seemed legit . So it was always a wait trying to get on. The room was decent, but really cold when we checked in. We got inside after 10pm so after being freezing outside, it was a shock entering the cold room. Restroom is pretty decent in size with a stand in shower. If you don't know, there's no outlet allowed in the uk bathrooms which is a common thing. Only thing available was for the shavers. Iron and ironing board, blow dryer also available. There's a small seating area next to bed. Bed, it's probably a full size which was comfortable. Outlets were on the side of the headboard with the adjustable light. The room itself was ok. You also needed your key card to operate the room. To warm up the room, we left one of the key in while we went down to the lobby for a drink. There's a bar next to front desk which operated late. We did wanted some food but only limited items available for late night dining. Your basic pizzas and some sandwiches were available. I believe it's a full bar but we just stuck to beers. Food wise, ended up ordering a margarita pizza and bbq chicken toasties sandwich. Pizza was ok but it didn't have the basil as it should. Toasties were ok as well and served with some potatoes chips. Service was ok, even though they asked if we wanted anything else, they never brought it. The silverware and extra sauces that they offered but never brought. The hotel offers continental breakfast with our stay until 9:30am. You have your traditional Scottish breakfast with bacon, scrambled eggs, sausage, fried tomatoes, baked beans, hash browns and different breads and pastries. Granola, fruits and cereal also available. Full coffee machine and tea but their juices were so watered down. Orange juice and apple was like drinking water with flavors. The food selection was good with a lot to choose from. It was good as it comes with the stay. Overall, it was nice. Easy walk over from the airport. Bar and restaurant inside. Downfall, only one elevator working. There was also a vending machine for all your essential if you forgot them.

I just stayed at this hotel on June 25 due to an early 7am flight the next morning. What a BIG…read moremistake. They are very family unfriendly and the hotel staff was extremely rude during our stay. After a very long day that included a delay due to a flat tire, we arrived late at night. While my wife went to check in and I and my 2 daughters returned the rental car and carried the luggage back. After getting into the room we discovered that the 2nd bed in the room was actually a very small pull out sofa bed that had no sheets. When I went to the front desk to request them, the lady there told me that we only had 2 people on our hotels.com reservation and that we were not 'authorized' for more than that in the room and that my 2 daughters must immediately leave the premises and find other lodging for the night unless I pay them $180GB ($220 USD) on the spot for the 2 additional guests in the room. It was midnight at the time and we had to leave to check into our flight in 5 hrs. I went back to the room and a short time later she was banging on our door demanding the money or for 2 people to leave the room. Regrettably I had to pay (now up to over $450 USD for one night) due to lack of time to find alternative lodging. But it would have been much cheaper to stay in town and use UBER than to stay at this hotel. After paying I overheard them talking about 'freeloading Americans' due to my only putting 2 people in the hotels.com reservation instead of saying it was a family of 4 and it seems (after looking into it later) that this hotel charges by the occupant, not by the room. If she had just politely explained things I am sure something could have been worked out.

My parents and I stayed overnight at Courtyard Glasgow Airport on 5/31/24 before leaving for…read moreAmsterdam the next day. We chose to stay here rather than getting off our Loganair flight from Islay and immediately checking in our bags afterward with KLM. They are Marriott Bonvoy members, so they almost exclusively stay at Marriott properties when they travel. I was in room 344 and my parents were next door in room 346. While the hotel is within walking distance from the airport, we took a taxi to and back instead because we had a ton of luggage with us (at least 3 bags each). You also have to place your room key in a special insert next to your door to get the electricity working, which is something that was very unusual to me. Pros: +Close proximity to the airport +My room had a great view of the runway and roundabout +Comfortable bed +Quick check in and check out +On-site restaurant with great food (try the risotto!) +Road/airport noise was not an issue Cons: -None, because it was a very short stay We had a great overnight rest here and we'll be back next time if we need to!

Clean room - breakfast available at 6 AM. We stayed at the hotel the night before and early…read moreflight. The airport terminal is a 10 minute walk. It would be nice if the hotel offered a courtesy shuttle.

I attended a party for my nephew's Christening in the West Park Hotel which was held in the…read morefunction room. Generally, it was a very nice place, roomy with a modern decor. Drinks were reasonably priced and the hotel provided a buffet. However, the service could have been better. Quite often, I went to the bar for a drink only to find it deserted. One time this happened only for me to walk into the foyer to see the barmaid chatting away to her co workers. This was slightly annoying as we were told we could not buy a drink from the restaurant and bring it through to the function room.

I have to agree with the previous reviewer on this one. Although the West Park is stylish and…read morereasonably priced, I was not impressed with the service the time I visited. Based in a rather awkward spot on the boulevard leading into Hardgate, it is a shame this is the case as it is a much nicer hotel than others in the area.

Bizarre little hotel within walking distance of the Glasgow airport. First of all they do not…read morerespond to emails so hopefully you have no questions prior to arrival. Then, what should have been the checkin counter was the bar and you had to use one of two digital kioks to check in. If you didn't have help from the bartender you would be standing for way too long annoying all the other people hoping to check in after you. You can scan a qr code if you find it in your email but if you registered more than one person in your room, the system will want all of the other's info including passport, taking even more time. The only way to skip this is to say your partner is from the UK. Every inch of the hotel is infused with cigarette smoke. The lobby bathroom, the rooms, the small bar area all have a giant smell of smoke. The carpet in the room also carries the irritant. Inside the room you have to use your key to turn on the lights so mle sure you get two. The bed is fairly firm and comfortable. Shower was hot with great water pressure but only hair/body wash. Terrible if you care about your hair. Our room window faces the parking lot so it was quite noisy. There is one restaurant and the hostesses are also the servers. Although the place was mostly empty they made us wait an hour for a table. By the time they say us they were out of the only thing we wanted to eat-grilled chicken! With no other place to go nearby we sucked it up and had the curry that was premade so at least we could get four tiny pieces of rubbery chicken to go with our rice and curry sauce. Total disappointment- two dishes, one beer and one tiny bowl of cheese fries came to $55 usd. Catch a Glasgo cab and have a proper dinner someplace else.

After a major airline cancelled our flight, I stayed at Premiere Inn before flying out the next…read moremorning. The staff went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable and happy (a lot more than the corporate airline character did). It was a warm welcome to be treated with kindness, compassion, and humanity after our dehumanizing airline experience. The meal provided in the hotel restaurant was more than adequate. I am gluten-free and they accommodated my requests seamlessly. The wine on offer was decent too. It was all served with a smile and swiftly (without feeling rushed). The room we had was a decent size and for a chain hotel I was impressed with the comfort: a nice settee and ample room for two. While lacking character it made up for in cleanliness. More toiletries would be nice but I am noticing a trend in hotels in general to skimp on things like conditioner, body lotions, iron in the room, and even a minibar. But other than that, a really decent place to rest for a few hours in a pinch/ travel difficulty!

Wow! What a bathtub ! Long and deep it was so relaxing and such a treat to soak after long walks…read moreand busy days. L'occitane amenities including a bath bomb. Hotel staff excellent in their desire to help Scallops on their menu was so good we had it two nights out of our four night stay Great location and central to the botanical garden and shopping and eating on Byres street

NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY. My 2 year old spent a glass of milk, asked for napkins to clean it up, and…read moreinstead of bringing napkins they said they were out of napkins and asked them to leave the breakfast room. "OUT OF NAPKINS"!! Are you kidding me? The manager made my wife cry with her actions. I won't recommend this this you if you have kids as the staff made us feel like they hates kids, such a shame

We were in the area and stopped off for lunch. The service is impeccable and so friendly which is…read more the main reason for the score. We have a 6 week old baby and it's so nice when staff are understanding of the difficulties faced at times with a newborn. The staff seated us next the fire so that we were warm and away from drafts. The food is wholesome but doesn't really rock the tastebuds. My starter of breaded Brie was done well and Hubby's lentil soup was piping hot (a must for soup!). Both were palatable and enjoyable. I opted for lasagne which was served with salad and chips. It almost reminded me of a school lunch in that it was comforting. Hubby's burger was well seasoned and quite tasty! Dessert was homemade profiteroles in chocolate sauce. It was tasty but didn't rock the tastebuds. It's a little out the way from Glasgow as it's just outside of Kilwinning. However there's a good sized car park and the staff are simply lovely. Great value for money in that we both had 3 courses and a few non alcoholic drinks for the grand total of £25. All in all we were happy with the meal and the staff made it even better.

Excellent food at a very reasonable price. Good service and pick the conservatory when dinning as…read moreit over looks the river, peaceful and relaxing outlook.

I've been here quite a few times now because Braehead Clan and other organisations i'm involved…read morewith have nights here. I've only eaten twice though had a fair amount of drink filled evenings! The food options for vegans are limited but they do try which is appreciated. Prices are reasonable at the bar (which added to the drink filled evenings!) though perhaps not such a great selection of choice. For a function in Renfrewshire its very decent.

Probobaly the nicest hotel in the area! Totaly refurbished…read moreand has great bedrooms and a lovley swimming pool! Gym is not very big so wouldnt reccommend that! Great for food, tasty but a tad overpriced! Breakfast is included in the room price and is not to be missed!!! great choice!! The Sunday carvery is good for a family lunch!

Beautiful but BEWARE! We stayed at the Lynnhurst for 3…read morenights. Wonderful place...beautiful room, friendly staff and enjoyed the restaurant. HOWEVER, we stayed in room 23 and there was a wedding going on right beneath our room. The DJ was thumping until 1 a.m. If you want sleep, don't stay here...at least in this particular room...if there is a wedding scheduled.

The Lynnhurst hotel is the number one wedding venue in Renfrewshire! I have been here several times…read moreas a wedding guest and as a photographer. The Lynnhurst is popular due to it's fabulously affordable weekday wedding packages which include your ceremony, meals, a stay in the beautiful honeymoon suite and much more. The service from the staff is fantastic they won't see you go without but they wont smother your either like some venues I have been too. Not only is the hotel itself a lovely piece of architechture it boasts a lush green area at the back which has a gazebo, a gorgeous bridge over a small pond, a lovers swing...the romantic kind not the sexy kind you naughty people! There is also a climbing frame for kids. I give this venue 5 stars and 2 thumbs up!

If you like a traditional Scottish hotel and need to be in Paisley (or Glasgow Airport which is…read morefive minutes away) then this the place. I have stayed here every week Sunday to Thursday since September due to work and find its a great little place. Staff are really great, from Jenna on reception, happy to swap my room when i needed a desk to work at, Fash, Stewart and Lucas behind the bar who are friendly and helpful without being over familiar, cleaning staff who are trustworthy and unobtrusive. Food is great with restaurant or bar service and quality dishes served. If you need to be in the area you could do a lot worse.

The Paisley Arts Centre is another little gem of a venue hidden with in the generally run down…read morePaisley area. This building is a beautiful converted church and has a cozy, intimate atmosphere inside. At the Arts Centre you can see all sorts of music, drama and comedy. I fell in love with the place after going to see a musician friend play a set in the café/bar area. It was just him, a stool, a mic and an acoustic guitar. This area is tiny with stone walls and wooden floors and can only fit about 30 people but it created the perfect atmosphere for an acoustic gig. The Arts Centre also runs regular classes and workshops in drama and music and can also be hired as a venue for private functions.

I am writing this review based on years-ago previous experience and I assure any reader I fully…read moreintend to review/update it if/when I go back. As a concert venue or theatre or the like I find this place to be absolutley perfect. It has all the facilities you would want and I have never been disappointed when attending. It's also a great place to sit outside of on a sunny day. As anything else I find it is overpopulated by the pretentious. It seems to draw a lot of pseudo-West End (Glasgow) types who do nothing but talk nonsense. Real nonsense, Not just your average boozer banter but genuine made-up rubbish.