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.

Me and my friend had got a deal online for a spa day at the Bowfield Hotel. For £28 we got full…read moreuse of the spa facilities, lunch and a 25 minute massage.. For £10 more you could get a hot stone massage, so I opted for that. We could arrive any time after 10am. We arrived just after 12pm. The drive up to the Bowfield is lovely. It's only 20 minutes outside Glasgow. The outside looks lovely and there is plenty of car parking space. Inside on the other hand could do with a good refurb, it's quaint but also stuck in the 80's. The changing area and pool was really run down, although parts of it was closed off to be refurbed, so that's a positive, although the pictures on the wall showing you what is going to look like, also states that it's to be completed in summer 2014 (last year) We used the facilities and then headed for our treatments, no one had told the lady taking me that I was down for the stone massage, so I had to wait for her to set up. The massage itself was lovely and I would recommend the hot stone massage. Once changed we went for lunch this is where I felt really let down. My friend, who had booked this phoned with our dietary requirements with plenty of notice. I don't eat bread and she has a dairy intolerance. They made her a simple tomato pasta and when I say simple I mean simple no thrills and tasteless and I was given the same. My friend was happy with this but I was not. We were also both given a fruit salad. We asked about the cakes and I explained I only don't eat bread. The chef brought out cakes and said here's the gluten-free cakes, I explained again that I'm not gluten-free, he then brought out some cakes that were obviously bought and not made there. I was really disappointed by the food. All in all I enjoyed the day but the food and decor really let it down.

Visited for a itison deal - use of spa and afternoon tea for £19 each. The place has a faded…read moregrandeur about it. The lady on reception was helpful and pointed us to the restaurant which is pretty dated. The chap serving there didn't come to seat us, so we had to approach him. The tea was pretty basic and obviously the bare minimum they could get away with serving! Tea was served in a metal teapot that stuck to the table! Cakes were bought in, scones were heavy and cream was artificial and tasted a bit weird. The walk to the "spa" sets you up for thinking its going to be pretty great, as it's very new and impressive. However, it's actually just a small pool, with no lights on, a small jaccuzzi which was switched off after we'd been there for a short time, a sauna and a steam room. The changing rooms need a make over - there is a sign up saying that they are being refurbished and they will be finished by "summer 2014". We visited in July 2015... The other thing about the changing rooms that we noticed that there were no fewer than 6 rules and regulations posters up - not very welcoming! The main problem is that in calling this place a spa, it gives visitors a certain level of expectation that they cannot deliver on. If you were staying at the hotel, you'd be fairly happy that these facilities were included however they barely merit a special trip. They were doing maintenance work in the pool are whilst we were in there, too, which meant we couldn't even hear each other speak, so we didn't stay as long as we would have liked to. Overall, it was just OK. I wouldn't recommend it or return though.

Oh my god. We are in a hotel next to an airport and already have better food and drink + service…read morethan in 4star + back home. I hope it continues!

Nice hotel, the room is large with a comfortable bed. In the bathroom, there is an electrical towel…read morewarming rack. The hallway into the room was very claustrophobic. The ceiling was dropped and a handmade storage area is there. A kettle provided with both coffee & tea. The bat tub was deep, if short and the room had a nice view over looking the freeway.

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.

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!

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.

Nice clean hotel in Paisley, please note that it is only B&B no lunch or evening meal. There is a…read moreconvenience store right across the road and also a takeaway. Regular bus service to Paisley town centre right outside the door too. Quite a basic hotel with dated decor but clean and tidy. Nice smart bathroom and bedrooms, TV. And coffee/tea amenities. Breakfast is cooked whilst you wait so everything is really fresh, no under the hot lamps here !!! Staff very friendly and courteous, priced at £60 for a double room one night, very reasonable. 2 function rooms holding approx 90 and 160 and bar prices quite reasonable too. Will definitely visit again.

This has to be the worst hotel I have ever stayed in by a long shot. I write about it here simply…read morein the hope that if just one person who was ever considering staying here reads it they will instead opt to sleep rough on the streets of Paisley, which I can assure you is an infinitely more pleasing prospect. I once had to spend a night here when I was in Paisley on business and the Watermill Hotel (lovely place a few miles down the road) was regrettably fully booked. Upon arrival I was greeted by a stroppy manageress who it seemed had mastered the art of making guests feel as if they are continually wasting her precious time by imposing in her space. During the process of checking in the phone rang - which she answered. Evidently the caller was a young man looking for work as a waiter. The manageress then proceeded to do a full telephone interview with this guy, while I was stood right in front of her waiting for my room key. What was worse, she left the really really obvious questions to ask on a telephone interview (like are you old enough for us to employ you?) right to the end of what became a pointless 15-minute conversation. After this debacle I was escorted to my room through a series of winding corridors with leaking ceilings (don't mind the buckets on the floor!). My room stank of cigarettes despite asking for a non-smoking room. It was also very cold, with a window that didn't close properly. Will you be eating here tonight?. My word if there had been any evidence of any alternatives nearby at this point I would have bolted for the door. Unfortunately it seemed I would be stuck in this place for another long 12 hours so I didn't have much choice. I asked to see the menu, to be given a look that was somewhere between withering and completely baffled. Oh, we just have fish and chips. Fish and chips it was then. As I ate my fish and chips (terrible by the way) in the otherwise deserted dining room, and the elderly waiter struck up something of a one-way conversation with me that went on through my whole meal. I'm not a rude person, but his dialect was so thick I could barely understand a word, so was reduced to smiling and nodding like a muppet. After beating a hasty retreat from the dining room without stopping for dessert or coffee (if they had even heard of them?) I retired to my room, to discover banging pipes and a TV that didn't work. The following morning, after one of the worst night's sleep I've ever had, I felt a blissful feeling of relief as I walked out of that place. They had the nerve to charge £90 for the night - £20 of which was for dinner (heh). I'd have kicked up a huge fuss had I (a) had any energy left or (b) been paying the bill myself but instead I just counted my lucky stars for living another day and made a swift exit.

I think Premier Travel Inn's are great quality for the amount of money you pay.Kind of basic but…read moreclean and tidyyour not realy looking for more than that if your just on a short stay and wont be spending a huge amount of time in the hotel.Rooms have the usual ammenities.bathroom with shower and bath.Tv,kettle,tea bags,biscuits etc.Staff are friendly enough and will do what they can to help you.The restaurant right next door is a Brewers Fayre and is actually pretty nice.Obviously it's nothing fancy and is just your bog standard pub grub type food but it's not overly expensive and is handy if you don't have much time to trek about looking for places to eat.