"Big house with plenty of space, especially for the money. But there was no functional coffee maker and it did not seem very clean. (Carpets and sofas felt dirty)."
"Big house with plenty of space, especially for the money. But there was no functional coffee maker and it did not seem very clean. (Carpets and sofas felt dirty)."
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Once a shipbuilding powerhouse, Port Glasgow's Newark Castle offers fascinating tours of its 15th-century tower house and gardens. Climb to Devol Road viewpoint for sweeping Clyde River panoramas, or visit nearby Greenock's McLean Museum for maritime history exhibits.
Quiet, comfortable ground floor room. Generously allowed me to check in early. Bed and pillows were super comfy and had a great nights sleep. Would happily stay there again!
Quiet, comfortable ground floor room. Generously allowed me to check in early. Bed and pillows were super comfy and had a great nights sleep. Would happily stay there again!
Debra
Reviewed October 18, 2026Reviewed October 18, 2026
Quiet setting next to a golf course. Attentive staff. The room {#2} was very large as was the bathroom. It was a bit dated but still pleasant. Great golf course.
Quiet setting next to a golf course. Attentive staff. The room {#2} was very large as was the bathroom. It was a bit dated but still pleasant. Great golf course.
This is a beautiful 1800s home updated with modern amenities yet retaining the old elements that a person wants when they choose an old Scottish manor house. The chef is extraordinary and innovative yet dependable. The house is far from restaraunts, stores and entertainment so you must have your own transport. Also, wifi connections are awful except in the library.
This is a beautiful 1800s home updated with modern amenities yet retaining the old elements that a person wants when they choose an old Scottish manor house. The chef is extraordinary and innovative yet dependable. The house is far from restaraunts, stores and entertainment so you must have your own transport. Also, wifi connections are awful except in the library.
Stuart
Reviewed September 15, 2016Reviewed September 15, 2016
We arrived early and I asked the front desk person if they could hold our luggage. To our shock, she checked us in early and we were able to go to our room. The hotel is convenient to the train station, shopping, and there is a theatre across the street. We opted to eat in the hotel restaurant and the food, drink, and service was all exceptional. The only thing odd was the type of soap/shampoo in the shower, but I always travel with my own toiletries, so it wasn't a big deal. I would...
We arrived early and I asked the front desk person if they could hold our luggage. To our shock, she checked us in early and we were able to go to our room. The hotel is convenient to the train station, shopping, and there is a theatre across the street. We opted to eat in the hotel restaurant and the food, drink, and service was all exceptional. The only thing odd was the type of soap/shampoo in the shower, but I always travel with my own toiletries, so it wasn't a big deal. I would...
Convenient to most of the area we went to. Excellent breakfast buffet. Spacious room and bath. Meets all American standards of a 4 star hotel. Pretty good for a chain hotel.
Convenient to most of the area we went to. Excellent breakfast buffet. Spacious room and bath. Meets all American standards of a 4 star hotel. Pretty good for a chain hotel.
We loved our stay here! Great location in the West End next to the "Hop-on-Hop-off" tour bus line. Excellent restaurant. Very comfortable beds, larger than average rooms, excellent shower. I read some nit-picky reviews about this hotel on Expedia and I think those reviewers must not be frequent International travelers because this place was wonderful. If you aren't familiar with Glasgow, this hotel is in a quieter, richer, trendier part of the city - an easy walk to the botanical gardens, the...
We loved our stay here! Great location in the West End next to the "Hop-on-Hop-off" tour bus line. Excellent restaurant. Very comfortable beds, larger than average rooms, excellent shower. I read some nit-picky reviews about this hotel on Expedia and I think those reviewers must not be frequent International travelers because this place was wonderful. If you aren't familiar with Glasgow, this hotel is in a quieter, richer, trendier part of the city - an easy walk to the botanical gardens, the...
This hotel is different from a traditional hotel. Modern yet not too out there. Lots of young folks around since part of the facility is also a student housing. The food in the restaurant is excellent. Location is great too.
This hotel is different from a traditional hotel. Modern yet not too out there. Lots of young folks around since part of the facility is also a student housing. The food in the restaurant is excellent. Location is great too.
Utpal
Reviewed November 3, 2026Reviewed November 3, 2026
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