stayed here for a wedding we were attending in barrhead when we booked we were told no rooms were available we then recieved a call to say that there was a smoking room available my husband is a smoker but i am not so declined this room but was then told that the room was newly refurbished WHAT A LOAD OF RUBBISH on arrival the room was smelly but thought if we left windows open it would be ok OPENED WINDOW LUCKY IT DIDNT FALL APART IT WAS SO ROTTEN there was holes in the walls and it HAD NOT been refurbished at all on our return that nite it was still disgusting HOW WRONG WAS I to think it would be ok THE STENCH WAS UNBEARABLE tried to tell someone and there was no one available ended up sleeping on bathroom floor as i could not breathe it was so bad as soon as it was daylight we left we were so tired and the smell fromn our clothes was horrendous had to take them to dry cleaners NEVER GO THERE AGAIN

It was our second viist to The Uplawmoor only this time we had our 1 year old daughter with us. Our stay was every bit as good as it was last year on our Honeymoon.

The accomodation was first rate, the room was huge and so comfortable. We ate in the "bar" and had a fab meal. So much food and it tasted fab, couldn't manage dessert. Even the linguine and meatballs went down well with Erin.

The staff were attentive, courteous and efficient even though the bar and restaurant were extremely busy.

We also booked a packed lunch for the following day - The word Doorstop springs to mind. Proper 2 inch thick sandwiches with loads of fillings. Erin struggled a bit with her 2 inch thick Jam butty but gave it a damn good try though.

If I only stay at 1 hotel for the rest of my life it would be this one. Definitely worth the drive up.

Emma & Stuart (owners) have a fabulous establishment and should be proud of their efforts.
Thank you for making us so welcome

We travelled to Scotland for The British Open at Turnberry and stumbled upon the hotel by accident as all in Ayrshire were fully booked.
It is situated south of Glasgow, around 20 minutes to the airport, and north of Ayrshire in a quiet village. Travel was around one hour to Turnberry/Ayr.
The hotel has won awards for customer service and it is obvious why. The standard of care far outways the usual 'chain' hotels. Nothing ever seemed to much bother to the staff.
The bedroom and bathroom were large and spotlessly clean. The bed was very comfortable and a very good shower. There is ample car parking.
We at in the restaurant one evening. The standard of food is extremely high and the meal was very enjoyable. The breakfasts were equally as good.

If you are looking for 5* luxury, then the Uplawmoor Hotel is not for you. However, if you are looking for a friendly family run establishment who actually do put client service and satisfaction first, it certainly is! My husband and I spent a relaxing 3 night trip here and had a great time. Hats off to both Emma and Stuart for making us feel so welcome from the start........... (and all the other staff ). Our room was small (but only because we wanted a bath and did book at the last minute), but it was cosy and comfortable and had everything we could possibly need.
The food overall was excellent given that this is a 3* hotel. Breakfasts were as good as any we have ever had, especially the home made bread which was such a lovely treat. We ate in the bar our first evening and in the restaurant both other nights and enjoyed both experiences, especially the gin and lime cheesecake which was truly amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The hotel has won many well deserved awards and really does put many other so called quality (and expensive) establishments which we have stayed in to shame.
The setting in a little village outside the city is great if like us you prefer a more rural environment. It was very easy to get into Glasgow by public transport and a good base to access Lough Lomond which we did on the Saturday.
All in all, a great stay and we will definitely come back