Hotel berhampiran Paisley Abbey, Paisley

Just very average.. Linen holed, no bedside table? But located walking distance from most needs. I walked from Glasgow airport.. But I do like a walk..

I stayed here for one night only. I was in Paisley to watch St Mirren v Valur in the UEFA Conference League. Having been to Paisley before, I walked from the Airport into the Town and then onto The Abbey Inn on the edge of Town. It was a fair distance but, I enjoy walking. The Abbey Inn is a large pub with accomodation. My single room was small but adequate for my requirements with ensuite facilities. I had breakfast included in the rate which was good with plenty of choice. I would recommend this place to stay as it offers food and beer on site. It is a fair distance from the Town Centre. However, there is a bus stop 5 minutes away where you can catch one into the town centre. I walked and it took me 20+ minutes. There's plenty of bars in the Town to choose from. I walked onto the football ground and back to the hotel after the game. It took me about 45 minutes and I made it well in time for last orders. Overall I really enjoyed my stay and would recommend it, even though it was a bit pricey for one night B&B at £87.

Staff very kind and helpful. Although I agree with energy saving, a small room with a window that does not open and the air conditioning that does not cool off at the desired temperature is not acceptable (a completely ineffective gradation is set). That the room was small was already evident from the booking, but the information on the restriction of opening the window for safety (a few cm) was completely hidden. Not exactly in the city center.

飛機晚點，頭一天的航班第二天凌晨才到。好在可以好好睡一覺，早餐不錯！工作人員也很友善。總體上推薦。距離機場走路可能需要10幾分鐘，不熟悉路線的話，繞路會感覺遠。因為我到達晚點了，酒店沒得説，nice

People think that the hotel near the airport is sucks, but I think that it is great for me. Not only the location, but also food in the restaurant is great

We booked this as we knew our flight home to Glasgow Airport was landing late and we could not face the long drive home at such a time. By the time we cleared with our bags and walked to the hotel from the terminal it was 2am when we checked in. Unfortunately we were given room 115, which was opposite the elevators on the first floor. It was also not only an accessible room with wet bathroom (no shower unless you wanted to flood the whole room) but also had a ”connecting” door to the next room. No idea who was on the either side, but not ideal for either of us given our late arrival. I was feeling extremely tired and and went straight to my bed - unfortunately it was far too soft and it was a double, so we tended to fall into the middle where the ”hole” or ”dip” in the mattress was. With us both trying to sleep on the outside of the mattress for comfort we continually pulled the small duvet from each other in an attempt to keep warm after our return from Africa. The pillows were also too soft for my liking, however that was minor compared to the mattress. There hours later, at around 5am the corridor started coming alive with excited children heading off on their holidays, running and squealing, literally!! I can't blame them for being enthusiastic, but perhaps their parents might have understood that some guests might still wish to sleep at that time? Thus our morning continued so when we finally dragged ourselves up for breakfast around 9am I was extremely tired and somewhat grumpy... Now to breakfast; a fairly good selection was on offer if you came at a quiet time. I saw some guests leave towards the end our meal time as they did not want to wait in the queue for what was left. My main gripe about the breakfast was again, not the hotel's fault, but the guests, who presumably are not used to staying in hotels and don't know what swerving utensils are for. I saw one female guest pick up and touch several slices of bread and returning them before picking what she put in the toaster machine. I purposely picked a slice she hadn't pawed and waited whilst it went through the machine, then just as it arrived a young man (her son I believe) whisked it away in front of me. Manners non existent. The breakfast staff were helpful and friendly and the food on offer was perfectly adequate if all the guests knew how to behave. All in all, we picked this hotel for a catch up sleep after a late flight in and we didn't achieve that so we will not be back.

The room we stayed in was a twin and needed updated. Room tired and the beds were made correctly, so we needed house keeping to sort them. The beds were comfortable to sleep in. We didn't have breakfast as our flight was before breakfast opened. The location is great for the airport, however we stayed at the Premier Inn a few weeks ago and would rather stay there and then park in multi storey carpark if flying from Glasgow Airport again.

This Premier Inn is located within an industrial park outside Paisley it's easy to find and quite big. Check in was OK and we stayed for 2 nights. The room on the bottom floor was good and well kept the airport flights go directly over so get a low floor. The price was OK for a Thursday Friday stay but would go into 3 figures for a Saturday. Meals were served in the Ex pub next door Premier Inn appear to be utilising all the connected pubs as twice a day eateries and drinks locations so for breakfast and evening meals or drinks otherwise closed and at night 945 pm last orders and 10 pm goodnight ? Fair play all bars on this estate close at 10 pm The service at the bar was not good and they don't have enough trained staff for the bar and restaurant so you may wait to get served and then it's pot luck if your order is right ours wasn't 3 times. We had the bottomless breakfast 11 pounds each which was tasty and you can have as much of everything as you want other breakfast options are nearby as well. We didn't have an evening meal but it was well used. Car parking is plenty and free but log your car in at the reception machine or get a ticket. All in all, a good stay with value and choices nearby for food and drinks, but don't expect a late night.