We haven’t been to the Ferry Inn for a couple of years. We have always enjoyed the food here, and this visit was no exception. The fish and chips were beautifully cooked to order, the steak pie and burger looked delicious and were much enjoyed. The service was excellent and very friendly. Highly recommended.

Stayed for three days, amazing owner and staff. Made me feel very welcome. Room three was comfy and very tidy. Lovely shortbread and caramels for a midnight snack. Highly recommend with shopping malls close by

You know how the TARDIS is tiny on the outside and huge on the inside. This inn is similar in a strange way, but not with reference to its size. Instead it looks unfriendly, tatty and rough on the outside but inside is airy, bright, clean and welcoming. When I walked into the bar I wasn't quite sure exactly what my wife had booked me into - but the bar staff member on duty was friendly, easy-going and made sure we were quickly settled into our room. As we walked through the bar a couple of the locals broke off the conversation to say "hello". You really couldn't ask for a better welcome. The room (No 3) was warm, spacious, bright and clean. The beds were comfy and everything worked well. The only slight grumble was that the WiFi only just hung on by its eyebrows, but had that been an issue we could have popped down to the friendly bar area where the signal was stronger. Breakfast was a help-yourself selection of fresh bread, fresh fruit juice, hot drinks, toaster, cereal, etc in a bright dining room. Their were no staff around (and I suspect no staff on duty at this time) but that wasn't a problem and the notices made it quite clear we should help ourselves - which we did. And we enjoyed it. When I started writing this review I gave it 4 out of 5. Pretty impressive when it only cost two of us £45 for the night. But then as I worked my way through writing it I kept asking myself what more could I possibly want? I've paid hundreds of pounds to stay in hotels that think they are far better than this place, but measured against all the metrics that are important to me, aren't fit to wash the Ferry Inn's boots. Or its windows. Actually its windows could do with a wash, but I guess that's part of being so close to the Clyde. We were visiting Renfrew to attend the filming of Robot Wars just up the road and we really enjoyed our stay and would encourage anyone else to hold your breath as you park your car and wait until you're inside before making judgement. Have a chat with the staff. Ask to see one of the rooms. Then cancel your luxury weekend on Snootsville Country Estate and enjoy good food, good service, friendly staff, friendly locals and a great room. Like we did.