Welcome to Uplawmoor

We are pleased to be re-opening 

from Monday 26th April at 10am 

for brunch and our main menu

from midday

our diaries are now open --

please call to book 01505 850565

TAKEAWAY AVAILABLE EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

VIEW MENU HERE

please call by 5pm to place your order 

WHEN WE REOPEN WE EXPECT THAT WE WILL BE CLASSIFIED AS TIER 3

WE WILL RE-OPEN FOR BRUNCH FROM

10AM VIEW MENU 

OUR MAIN MENU WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM MIDDAY UNTIL 8PM EVERYDAY VIEW MENU

To book a table please call 01505 850565 

ACCOMMODATION

Our rooms are available to book for key workers , however with the current restrictions in place, we are only able to provide Room Service Meals between 5 & 6pm

We can also organise a Grab & Go breakfast/packed lunch

Please call to discuss your individual requirements on 01505 850565

Welcome to the best kept secret amongst the very best Renfrewshire hotels.

Experience THE BEST CUSTOMER CARE in Scotland! A 3 Gold Star Small Hotel on the south side of Glasgow With a popular Restaurant and winner of a Scottish Thistle Award for Customer Care. We put our customers at the heart of everything we do, with every element of your stay designed with your privacy, enjoyment and comfort in mind. Personalised service with genuine Scottish Hospitality.

Nestling in a small tranquil village, our little Renfrewshire hotel is only minutes from Glasgow and some of the very best shopping, sightseeing and touring, historical monuments and attractions, golf and outdoor activities Scotland offers. Near Glasgow Airport, the Burrell Collection and the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Experience. Close to Ayrshire too ~ Burns Country, the Home of Golf and Prestwick Airport. Easy access to Loch Lomond, the Trossachs, Argyll & Bute. All this and a great location for Shopping Trips to Glasgow, Ikea, Braehead & Silverburn Shopping Centres. And with all these charms within your easy reach. we will be pleased to assist with anything that might make your stay with us more enjoyable.

The history of Uplawmoor Hotel

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