As a returning customer, the Holiday Inn at Glasgow Airport, has long been our preferred accommodation being only 50 meters from the main airport concourse, ideal for that early flight. The accommodation is of the no frills variety, adequate and clean giving hassle free access to the airport. Tip ... book the all you can eat buffet breakfast on arrival to enjoy a substantial saving rather than in the morning.

The charming Hotel team do their utmost to ensure that you have a great stay but the Inn does need lots of TLC e.g. the water was all off this time on arrival, back on at 3 pm what next time ??

Good but no grapefruit or mixed fruit - pastries too small ,- eggs left under hot lights makes them rubbery need to be cooked fresh - no omelette option. No marmalade.

Overall very good but I was the one helping the two disabled people - your staff didn't assist . IE one in a chair and the other blind. The guy in the chair had to move his dining chair out of the way on his own - no one assisted. Hot drinks I carried them to the table - equally they were paraolympians so very much switched on but a little awareness and thought from one of the staff should have been there for them I have had training with such people it isn't hard it's just going about being switched on - they were competing locally as we had a great conversation with them

Room 429 was very nice, felt welcoming, cosy and quiet. Bed and pillows very comfortable. The ambient lighting was relaxing The bathroom was nice with a great large mirror. On check in we were told this was an executive room which accounts for the nice features, the only reason I booked this was because it was the cheapest room available, i was unable to take full advantage of the nice room. As my flight arrived at 2 30am, I required a room close to the terminal just to sleep before continuing my journey the next morning.

There was very little room when you have a hold case each. The main lighting was poor, there was no central main light in the room or at the mirror above the desk/ dressing table which is normal in hotel rooms now, it seems the lighting is best suited to younger people with great eyesight.

We stay regularity staff at reception are friendly Efficient and friendly not so much with bar staff ...got my order wrong didn't offer glasses with ice for cold drinks didn't bring cutlery or salt and pepper had to ask for cutlery after food arrived and never brought salt and pepper I have suggested before buckets with cutlery and seasonings either given when you order or on table as nothing more annoying than your food which wasn't that hot to start with sitting waiting for cutlery etc. The other comment I would say is that late afternoon the bath water isn't hot.We do enjoy our stays but more likely to eat out now as service not so good it was early and not evening rush

Check n went smoothly. Staff at desk explain everything we needed to know. I requested a disabled room with walk in shower. Room seemed very small but I had a walk in shower although it was quite small shower. Usually when I request walk in shower I’m allocated a room with a wet room which is very good for me. I’m glad I didn’t have a wheelchair as I couldn’t have turned in the room. Room was clean and breakfast was very good. Staff very helpful.

Very small shower in the bathroom. Also found I could have done with a better shower control as my arthritis in my fingers prevented me from turning on shower due to an old fashioned dial I had to get my husband to turn shower on and off due to this. Usually you get larger handles to control shower in disabled room but I wouldn’t class the room we were in was for people with disabilities. The reason I requested room with walk in shower was due to my disabilities.

This hotel was very handy to get to the airport in the morning for our flight.

I was charged extra for including my daughter on the booking even though we shared a room. We had family over for dinner in the restaurant and even though the food was nice the service was really slow and we are still waiting for the jug of water for the table that we asked for. We were seated at a table next to the large windows and we were so cold. We ended up having to go into the lounge area as our dishes weren't removed from our table and we had to go looking for a staff member to get additional drinks, no one came to ask if we needed anything or wanted desserts.

Literally right out of international arrivals and across the road. Location is perfect for either early morning flight or on this occasion a late arrival. Room was big, massive comfy bed and comfy pillows. Was able to add breakfast at check in and it was plentiful the next morning, plenty of cooked and continental options, set me up for the day! Staff were all friendly. As a rewards member I always stay here if traveling early arriving late as it can be cheaper than a taxi home for myself!

Room allocated was directly across from lifts and there was a little noise from that, Bar prices are a little steep (£9.40 for a large glass of wine) but it is an airport hotel after all.

Spacious room with great ensuite. Being 100 meters walking distance from the entry to the airport, no aircraft noise could be heard throughout the building. Double insulated windows certainly cut out the noise. Most customers Baby Boomers, no young families or middle aged guests whilst we stayed there. Best to book a table at the restaurant, though the menu is the same in the bar, the only difference is that it takes longer to shovel the beautiful prepared food into your mouth in the bar as the tables are lower than in the restaurant. On-site parking is £15 overnight if you stay there or £35 if you don’t. There is a small supermarket in the terminal across the road you can buy milk, sandwiches etc for the small fridge but no microwave in the room.

He wary of the taxis from the airport ( across from the back entrance from the Inn). If in the terminal area they will charge you £6 for the convenience whereas if they don’t have to go through the boom gate you save. The first photos I loaded were the view from the terminal entry to the Holiday Inn, £16.50 single bus ticket to the city which is valid 24 hours on all public transport buses, all the rest of the photos all over the place.

Very favorable location due to the proximity to the airport, we landed with my daughter around 1 a.m. so it was the best option. The receptionists are very nice, the breakfast is very good, the restaurant service is also great. The room is large and clean. Everything you need available, shampoo, soap, towels etc. Coffee, tea, iron in the room. There was also a hairdryer, but its location was a bit uncomfortable. For one or two nights, however, this is not a problem. The check-out time is also a big plus.

Perhaps the grout/silicone around the bath in the bathroom could be cleaner and hairdryer location was a bit uncomfortable. The price is quite high, but due to the location, it was not a surprise.

As a returning customer the Holiday Inn at Glasgow Airport only some 50 !meters from the Main Terminal Building was as always ideal for catching an early morning flight. The rooms are comfortable with all the facilities that would be expected in the Holiday Inn Group. There is a reasonably priced restaurant serving a good selection of meals and snacks.

The air conditioning instructions were no where to be found especially the miniscule on/off button secretly hidden on the unit top !