Premier Inn Glasgow (Milngavie)

Comfortable room 200, handily by the lift, comfortable bed, okay breakfast. However the premises could do with being spruced up, notably the building exterior and the restaurant. We were let down by our room having been forgotten by housekeeping on day of arrival, though the duty staff rallied round quickly. We are fans of Premier Inn but this was a bit disappointing.

Ideal hotel for the start of the West Highland Walk. Comfortable rooms, friendly service. Buffet continental breakfast okay. There are a few restaurants close by. Otherwise Milngavie does not have much to offer. There's also luggage pick up.

We booked as we were attending a wedding nearby. The hotel has reasonable prices. There was ample parking and it was quiet. We booked for early check in but this wasn't something reception appeared aware of or had prepared for albeit we got our room without issue when this was clarified. The rooms are dated. The bed was very comfy but there's repairs needed in rooms, some things looking a bit worn. It was clean though. The temperature in the room was unbearable. It was so hot overnight and there's no means of cooking this down particularly when the windows only open a little bit. We booked in for breakfast the next day. It seems this was not staffed properly and was disorganised chaos. Lots of dirty tables with plates on them. The cooked breakfast came out quick. Continental breakfast was fine too, but bread was stale. It wasn't awful, just very basic. I wouldn't rush back here again and would likely only book if there was nowhere else.

Typical Premier Inn. Excellent staff from receptionist to breakfast staff. Good value breakfast and one of the best beds around (we like them so much we bought one). Our room was ok , but they are now looking a bit dated. The big problem was the shower. It almost knocked me over and then was almost impossible to turn off.

Stopped overnight before going to walk the Way with my son. The bags got picked up promptly immediately outside by Ginger Routes who were known to the staff and advised when and where they'd arrive. Short walk from the station then back again in the morning to the start. Good start to the day.

Convenient for the West Highland Way Initial reception was fine, but was not staffed all of the time Room was fine The adjoining restaurant is one to avoid. The exterior and interior look tired, we arrived in the early evening and were told the chef was running behind, as far as I could see it wasn't all that busy, little food seemed to be sent to tables over the next hour. It took 30 minutes to place an order and another 30 minutes to get any food. The burger bun was burnt. Next morning there was no chef so it was continental breakfast only.