When we arrived it looked all dark. Went into our rooms we had two twin beds and a shower room. My mate came running through saying wait till you see our room, omg their room was awesome like a whole apartment massive sitting area, spa tub and a double bed.

The hotel also provided a bus to and from the airport free of charge.

The hotel was really busy with events but its shows it is a good hotel. would go back again.

We had a room at the top overlooking the river. It was very peaceful and spacious. The bathroom fittings all looked brand new and were of the highest quality. The bed was very comfortable and there was so many pillows!

The Spa was our highlight and got our holiday off to a great relaxing start. The steam room was the hottest ever and pool/whirlpool were large enough for us. Hurt my foot on a broken lounger around the pool which was a shame as I thought I had checked them all first due to a comment I had read earlier on here. The changing room does need to be repainted at some stage as showing signs of wear. The gym looked quite modern although I never used it. The staff were all so friendly and helpful that we have decided to book again for our holiday in October. We had a bar meal which was very reasonable but decided not to have to breakfast so that we could get an early bus to the airport (runs every hour I believe). I would recommend that everybody upgrades to a superior room as it was well worth it.

I stayed here on Burns night, there was probably 100 in our group, Check-in was arranged perfectly and couldn't have worked better. The room on the 6th floor was near the lift and as such was a bit noisier that I would have liked, there was quite a lot of noise overnight, but in fairness to the Hotel it was caused by our party and they did take measures to stop it. The bar service was reasonably quick.
Breakfast was OK, nothing wrong with it but also nothing outstanding, eggs cooked to order and brought over to the table, so full marks for service.
Check-out was uneventful, just as it should be.

Overall an average hotel with a horrible colour scheme in the corridors, but in fairness the excellent service has raised it to 4 out of 5.

We're just back from a lovely weekend away at the Erskine bridge hotel so here's our review.

First off, the negatives. The car park is full of potholes and badly lit. Some of the decor is a little dated and the health club particularly the gym is well past it's best. That being said, it's rated 3 star so you have to expect a few imperfections

We paid £95 for 2 nights with breakfast both mornings and 3 course meal on one night and bottle of sparking wine on arrival. On face value, if that ain't value for money then what is? We got everything we expected and quality wise where not dissapointed. We even ordered room service after 10pm and got exactly what we asked for. The buildings old but honestly, you need to look past that and you'll see they have put the effort in to modernise in certain areas such as mirrors in the rooms and bathrooms.

Our meal we had was a set menu that I believe was Put together with the groupon voucher in mind which is fair enough, they have a business to run after all but that didn't hamper the quality. Haggis bonbons by the way with their sauce is something else. A real treat.

There was abit of noise both nights with doors banging, although we didn't hear it the second night, just overheard someone moaning about it during breakfast but unless the hotel staff are allowing this and ignoring it completely I struggle to see what more they can do bar refusing certain age groups to stay which is verging on stone age mentally.

Overall, we and my partner had a lovely weekend and would probably have paid double what we did to get the overall quality of stay that we did