Premier Inn Greenock

Spent 2 weeks here - overall, the hotel is OK. Room is somewhat clean, although there were cobwebs in the bathroom. The walls are PAPER thin and if you’re on the ground floor, you can hear every foot step from the room above My main issue was the restaurant attached to the hotel. When the Eastern European staff member (I don’t know his name) and the female staff member from the midlands are working, the service is perfect. When the two young blonde girls were working, my food order was wrong almost every time. On one of the nights my food came frozen. they also spend most of their time chatting at the bar. The atmosphere is poor. No music or anything in the restaurant. The breakfast is nice though. WiFi is shockingly bad, even the premium one which is £6 per 24 hours. And the phone signal is 2 bars of 4g at all times. I would stay again but only if the place was updated a bit

This is my second visit to this hotel. The staff are friendly, the room is very clean. The breakfast and evening meal were very good quality. Overall very good value for money.

I truly can't say enough about the staff at this hotel. We ended up there not because we'd planned to, but due to a fluke incident that immobilised my husband's back. Luckily for us, the Premier Inn in Greenock were able to accommodate us for one night, but the next day, my husband still couldn't move. Lynn on the desk was very kind and helped us in several ways, working hard to get us into a room for a second night. Kyle too, was very kind, and the housekeeping staff as well. As with other Premier Inns, this one could do with a refurbishment, but they delivered on the key things...a comfortable bed and a clean bathroom. It is very close to a McDonalds and a Starbucks. The view of the firth was beautiful, too. Thank you for everything.