The Premier Inn is clean, comfortable and ok for an overnight stay as you would expect from any hotel, for what it is and where its situated I'd say £60 for a double room is overpriced and to charge a further £8.50pp for breakfast is poor value.

Comparing the Premier Inn Greenock against a recent stay in the nearby Holiday Inn i'd say the Holiday Inn has the edge on price and general atmosphere and with unlimited breakfast thrown in too I know where I'll be going next time.

Staff were efficient when checking in and out but other than that it was a pretty soul less place.

We were greeted by a friendly receptionist and always acknowledged with a cheery greeting during our three nights here. Our room faced the river and had one of the most comfortable beds I've ever slept in. The room was spacious, spotlessly clean and had plentiful supplies of tea and coffee, extra pillows and big towels. As the hotel is set back from the road, there is no traffic noise.It was excellent value for money and despite its budget price the staff work hard to make it a quality hotel.The Brewers Fayre pub/restaurant is right next door and ideal for an evening meal or a nghtcap.

Stayed over New Year for 4 nights.
Reception Staff were cheerful,polite and knowledgeable.
Room was spacious enough with river views. Cleaned and restocked daily what more could be asked for.
Only slight concern was getting in and out of bath after a shower- no where to hold on to and potential slips.
Pub next door was good value for Carvery.

I stayed here twice now and I love it very good hotel and breath taking views and friendly staff. Bar located about 12 paces from hotel door lovely breakfast just what you need to start your day also cinema 15 mins walk along the coast line with ice rink and swimming. Main stores nearby Tesco's and Morrisons 3-5 min drive. Al in all lovely to stay for a day or two or just a stop gap to drive further up the road.