Glasgow (Cambuslang/M74, J2A) hotel

Location was good, we were family of 4 and were only provided with 2 mugs instead of 4. The weather was hot, the room had a good fan but due to room size could have done with another fan. Other was a good stay.

This is the second time I have been to this Hotel both times id booked i was unaware of construction work being carried out until after the bookings were made despite this the construction work wasnt a problem, the problem started on arrival I had booked a twin (2 single beds room) for myself and my friend when we got to the room it was a double bed and a single bed/ sofa i went back to reception and was told I never booked the room I stated when I know I absolutley did, I was then told there was no other rooms available so had no choice to accept what was offered, both my friend and i are disabled and I found the sofa bed really uncomfortable to the point it added to my pain, on the second night I was awoken at 3am with a lot of noise in the corridor outside our room door and then for a further half hour all we could hear was the laughter of a female which was very loud i complained the next morning about it when checking out as we had a long drive back home and both of us had very little sleep only for the staff to say they had reports of some disturbance upstairs.. and sorry since I use premier inn on a regular basis and have another booking in another premier inn for next week id have hoped for a little more than sorry..there's the door attitude

Excellent establishment. Food was second to none. Would recommend for price, service, environment and standard of the food.

Perfect hotel and close to the city. Premium rooms were spotless. Close to road so some traffic noise but earplugs worked. Slept well. Staff all very helpful and meals were very good and value for money. Would definitely stay here again

I chose this Premier Inn as a base for trips in the Glasgow area. It was close to the M74 and gave easy access to Stirling and Edinburgh, as one of the family wanted to see Scottish Castles. We also took a ferry across the Clyde to visit Benmore, one of the Edinburgh Botanic Gardens. The rooms were tidy and clean, with the usual ensuite bathroom. The family group weren't in adjacent rooms, but that wasn't a problem, as we would gather together on the way out for trips or to the restaurant for meals. Food was generally excellent, although we did find that the cooked breakfast on Spring Bank Holiday Sunday was a bit below par. This was down to staffing and was temporary, back to the usual excellent cooking and service on Monday. Evening meals were well up to standard and without fault. There was a pageant taking place on the Saturday, which meant the place was buzzing during the day and the restaurant was quite busy in the evening. We were lucky with the weather, which was dry and warm, while there was a heat-wave "down South" that would have made the local trips difficult. This was my first long trip with an EV, so convenient charging points were important. Fortunately, there is an Arnold Clark dealership almost next door that has several high-speed chargers and a good price per kWh for booked sessions.