Mycosy 605

This upstairs unit was comfortable and quiet. Had pretty much all you need. Full kitchen with stove, oven, utensils, fridge etc. Bed was comfortable but low. Decent sized rooms, all separate, dining/lounge, hallway, bathroom, kitchen and bedroom. Have to climb into bath to use the shower. About 9miles into Glasgow. Good parking in front.

Upstairs and internet not so good.

Excellent location - close to town and amenities, lovely quiet area, great parking.

Internet wasn't reliable however a new hub was delivered to the property so should be back up and running properly once installed by the owner.

Great space with excellent and responsive hosts who were quick to reply and accomodating of requests. There was free parking and the location is good for an easy walk into Paisley and with nearby shops.

Room was comfortable. Quiet. Sunny. Convenient location near Paisley Canal. Pleasant stay --- except for the following (see 'what you didn't like'!

Unfortunately the internet wasn't working. I didn't complain - I think the owners/hosts knew there was a problem as there was a whole section in the extensive 'welcome pack' devoted to it, explaining that the connectivity 'usually worked' but that they didn't promise anything. Then they also said that if the customer called for help and the problem was found not to exist (in their opinion) that they'd charge you for any maintenance call-out. Web problems being what they are, I didn't feel able therefore to ask them about the web problems; I didn't want to risk an extra charge that I can ill afford!! The router kept going up and down every minute or several seconds for the whole stay. I couldn't connect my phone, TV or anything. The instructions in the 'welcome pack' also didn't match the on-the-ground reality -- the TV was meant to be controlled via a grey remote, which didn't seem to exist. I messaged the hosts about this on day two but they never responded. In fact, I think every communication from them (welcome, checkout msg and so on) was just automated. I'm not convinced they were available to help... Unfortunately, nowadays many people think of web access as an essential utility, like water or power, not merely a nice to have. (Luckily I wasn't working on this trip...)