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Premier Inn Glasgow Airport
The Premier Inn Glasgow airport has everything you'd expect for a great value overnight stay before or after you fly. Rooms are comfortable with everything you need, and there is a reasonably priced restaurant and bar incase you're thirsty or peckish. In true Premier Inn style, everything's Premier but the price - and you'll be just a few minutes from the airport.
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Reception is open 24 hours a day. Bikes, surfboards, canoes and other large objects that won't fit into the luggage racks can't be carried on Airparks buses. If you are bringing large items with you, we suggest you drop them off at the airport with a passenger before going to Airparks. Remember to check with your airline that you will be able to take them on the plane. There are roadworks on the M8 White Cart Viaduct near Glasgow airport from now until the spring, and travellers are being warned that they may be delayed by up to an hour. There are lane closures and a 40mph limit, so you are advised to leave extra time for your journey. 
The hotel is less than half a mile from Glasgow airport.
The earliest check-in time is 2pm and the latest check-out time is noon.
You'll certainly eat well at the Premier Inn Glasgow airport - and it won't cost you a lot to do so either. There's a two-course dinner offer for £11.99, or the offer of three courses, plus a drink, plus breakfast for just £22. Steaks, fish dishes, pub favourites, grills, pasta dishes, pizzas, salads and burgers are on the menu. Not all dishes are included in the meal deal - otherwise, prices start from £2.45 for a starter, £6.99 for a main course and £4.25 for a dessert. We'd have dough balls with guacamole and an olive oil and balsamic vinegar dip to start, followed by the Stilton, shallot, toasted walnut and bechamel tart with sauteed new potatoes and seasonal vegetables, and finally, Belgian waffles with warm chocolate sauce and cream. The varied children's menu is also great value, with nine main courses for £3.99, and three starters and five desserts for 75p. And it comes with an activity pack full of puzzles and pictures to colour while the kids are waiting for their ham, mushroom, cheese and tomato pizza or jelly and ice cream. Breakfast is possibly even more impressive than dinner. Eat as much as you like from the buffet, which includes everything from porridge and mixed berry compote to good old bacon, sausages and eggs. The price is £5.25 for continental breakfast and £7.99 for English breakfast - and for each adult who tucks into an English breakfast, two children under 16 can eat free. If you're in a rush, a grab and go breakfast of a croissant, toast or a muffin, plus Costa coffee or tea, costs £2.95. Dinner is served from 5pm until 9.45pm. Breakfast is served from 6am to 10am on weekdays, and from 7am to 11am at weekends.
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