Find hotels near Paisley Abbey, Bishopton from NT$2,203

"Great location adjacent to the airport, rooms in good condition and friendly staff. I will stay here again"

"I stayed at this hotel as was due for surgery early next morning. The room was huge and clean, the food was excellent and the staff very friendly."

"Lovely breakfast, room comfy and had good sleep "

"Excellent locations for the airport which was a couple of minutes walk across the road. Staff were very friendly, breakfast was good, a mix of hot and continental and the twin room was a good size, quiet and clean. There is also a petrol station that has a shop and a subway just behind it. I would stay here again if flying from Glasgow"

"Room was very clean, staff very welcoming "

"We book the cabins frequently, every 6 months, 4 of us. The cabins now seem to be getting a bit tired looking. Needing a spruce up, some painting, maintenance. In our cabin this time there was a small oil heater as the fire was broken. We reported it so that maybe the next booking could have a nice fire. The coffee machine was also broke and we reported this as well. When we took the “plastic” glasses from the cupboard one had lipstick marks on it. We reported this too and asked for glass wine glasses. I just feel if this is meant to be luxury its missing the mark. The sofas look a bit tired to and are definitely not comfortable. "

"Lovely hotel with a top breakfast. Will stay again when back in the area"

"Had a great stay but the set up for using spa area and pool is very poor for hotel guests , been going here for 5 years now and always enjoyed using hot tub etc now it’s 2 hr slots Had to book spa day and when time was up tried to pay for another 2 hrs but told fully booked even though place only had 12 people using , will find new place to go next year as only good for 1 night now unless u wish to pay extra £300 for spa day "

"Hotel is being renovated (poorly) while opened. Bar was cold (both temperature and atmosphere. It is not a comfortable place. It’s also based on Indian culture and not Scottish. I am in Scotland. Not India. "