Premier Inn Glasgow (Paisley)

Yes the food was good , staff very polite

Worst sleep I've had in a hotel. Stayed in a family room with my children and I barely got an hours sleep due to drunk hotel guests knocking on doors at 4am, constant noise from planes (which I know can't be helped) but its very noisy. Hotel staff are all very lovely though and the room was clean.

Room smelled of cigarette smoke, Toilet seat broken and no air con ….. if you wanted the window open the noise from planes landing on your head was immense. However the staff were friendly and polite and smiling which was a bonus . I did not raise my issues as I was attending a funeral and was stressed enough otherwise I would have . I just made the best of the room .

Accommodation is acceptable, evening meal and breakfast were very poor, almost inedible. staff attitude at reception was very helpful, staff attitude at evening meal was to beat a quick retreat, the lady who asked how the food was seemed unable to understand just how bad the meal that had been served was. Male staff member at breakfast (inedible) verged on discourteous and seemed to spend his time chatting with a member of kitchen staff rather than looking out for the needs of guests, very poor, This trip was occasioned at short notice due to cremation at nearby crematorium. Hey, Premier Inn, you need to talk to your manager in this establishment, as regards food, people eat out unti kitchen gets turned round!

Id been before so no surprises. The new beds are not as comfortable as the old ones were but not too bad. We avoided the accessible rooms as the beds there are too low. Food next door was good and plenty of other options very nearby.

You could see scum hanging from the bathroom tap while running water. The cooked breakfast was cold every morning for the 3 days I stayed. WiFi was too poor to connect and use. Temperature was also too hot in the room and you couldn’t lower it.

Good location for a family wedding. Each member of staff was very courteous and helpful. Food was of a good standard. Only one hiccup was on our last morning during breakfast...we were asked to move from our table mid eating by the male manager. He shared that the table had been reserved for another family which he had with him. I apologised that I neither of us had noticed the reserved sign - and I looked for it...and there wasn't one. Rather than kick up a fuss and spoil what had been a positive experience up until then - we moved a table of 7 to 2 tables. In hindsight - I should have politely declined. I found this very unprofessional of the manager.

Gutted always thought when Lenny Henry said your "guarenteed a great nights" sleep in a Premier Inn thats what myself and mum would get...we didnt realise we would both be in agony with back ache thanks to the matress in Room 17. This is the first time in a Premier Inn that I have dreaded going to bed. Terrible matress it felt like a bed full of apples every part.We even went to the bottom of the bed to face the other way thinking this might help....but it didnt. Sometimes you dont want to complain and make a scene,its a small hotel and a very open reception area that every one could hear you,so we put up with the bed. Also when you unpack everything because you are there a few nights,you dont want to then have to pack up and move again especially when your mums 80. Disappointed in our stay at the Linwood (Glasgow/Paisley ) hotel.Its put me off using another Premier Inn now.