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We stayed for 3 nights last week , this is the first time we have stayed in a Menzies hotel , and was on par with holiday inn but a lot cheaper ! Breakfast was very good , as was the dinner , served with a smile . Bar prices were not over the top. The room we had (149) was massive ! And was clean and comfortable . Would definitely stay here again , and try the other Menzies hotels

Not sure about this one... My room overlooked and old swimming pool that was in the dark, very pleasant,,,, not!Food was ok but nothing to shout aboutRooms were clean and staff were pleasantSeems to be hotel for bus trips so watch out as the restaurant gets very busy

Och aye! Had a decent enough stay here on an overnight Business trip. There was a wedding going on so thought that might be a concern for noise but it wasn't an issue as they had decided to put me in a room on the other side of the hotel! It was a long walk I tell ya. Check in was slick so no issues there. Room could do with updating and shower was decent enough. Weird how they put the sink outside the bathroom. Again outdated design. Somehow I could smell cigarette smoke entering my room in the evening which was off putting to try and get some sleep, so could do with policing that a bit better.Breakfast was decent enough but I stuck with cereal and toast. Would probably see if other hotels are available before booking this one again but I wouldn't be too down if I did end up here again.

My wife and I stayed here for three nights with a coach party (don't groan !) as part of a holiday which included trips to the wonderful Isle of Arran and a visit to Glasgow, a much maligned city in the past but now a real shining star to rival Edinburgh. Our room (232) was almost at the far end (some 100 yard at least from reception !!!) of two long corridors such that initially you wonder if you will ever get there !! BUT once you were in it was comfortable with a huge bed, an acceptable bathroom (though as with so many hotels these days a non power shower which produced a poor flow of water), a TV which, (again as with so many hotels) did not allow you the luxury of SKY Sports TV , but nevertheless had an acceptable selection of channels. The room was quiet and looked over a golf course towards distant houses.The staff were friendly and helpful - and all British ! So no language problems. In the restaurant we enjoyed set meals in the evening with three choices for the three courses and all the food was well presented and very tasty. No complaints there. The buffet breakfasts too were well up to standard though I confused the servers by adding fruit to my fried egg and bacon etc as they do in Hawaii !! So no complaints there either. BUT there was one minus point... in the evening with THREE coach parties to cater for on two nights and two on the third the organisation of the serving of the meal was somewhat chaotic and much slower than it should have been. So minus point for that I am afraid. But it did not really detract from the overall enjoyment of the food as such. Another minus point was the cost of the drinks. ¿¿12 for two glasses of house wine is pushing it a bit.On our final evening we had the delight of the piping of the haggis complete with a brilliant Scottish piper who carefully explained the significance of the ceremony . Then, when the meal was over we had a demonstration of Scottish dancing. Expecting a troupe of dancers we were somewhat surprised when two very young lasses appeared in Scottish dress - could they nave been the piper's grand children ? - but they showed immediately their intensity of concentration , especially the younger one who could not have been more than 8 years old but who daintily showed her skills in the sword dance ! Great fun.The hotel is conveniently placed to access the port for the hour long voyage to the Isle of Arran. Well worth a visit as it is a microcosm of all that is attractive about Scotland's scenery.So yes we would stay at the Menzies Irvine again...ASTROTRAVELCHELTENHAM

We Stayed here on TUE /WEN 15 /16/04/13 as a group with Haymarket Travel very clean and well decorated hotel, Staff are great polite and a great big Scotish smile to boot .Only one thing on the down side in my book meals Well if you like picaso on a plate fine. Me i like a decent meal something you can say yes that hit the spot after all we joe public are paying good money for it . other wise great Hotel IT IS 4 STAR