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The Greenock hotels listed below are either in the town or we have given a rough guide as to how far they are from Greenock. We hope you enjoy your stay and find your ideal accommodation from our list of hotels in Greenock and the surrounding area. Greenock lies on the south bank of the River Clyde. The town has a football team, Greenock Morton FC, and is also home to Greenock Cricket Club. The town grew on the shipbuilding industry, and now rely on computer manufacture. Also see Greenock.
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The Tontine Hotel, 6 Ardgowan Square, Greenock, PA16 8NG
	With its building over 200 years old, The Tontine Hotel is 5-minute walk to Greenock city centre and to the Esplanade and has a bar and a restaurant. All the bedrooms have their own bathroom with a bath, a shower and a hairdryer.
(Approx 3 miles from Gourock).

Holiday Inn Express Greenock, Cartsburn, Greenock, PA15 1AE
	Holiday Inn Express Greenock is a modern and comfortable hotel, perfect for business or leisure. Located close to Glasgow and Loch Lomond, this popular property is a great choice for a good night's sleep.
(Approx 3 miles from Gourock).

Premier Inn Greenock, 2 James Watt Way, Greenock, PA15 2AJ
	On the quayside, looking out over the waterfront, the hotel offers comfortable, great-value rooms and free parking, just off the A8 and less than 650 metres from Cartsdyke Railway Station. The Premier Inn Greenock has a convenient waterside...
(Approx 3 miles from Gourock).

Visitor attractions and information - Greenock

	McLean Museum & Art Gallery, 15 Kelly Street, Greenock, Inverclyde PA16 8JX. Tel: 01475 715624. Ship and engine models, natural history, ethnography and excellent fine art collection. Location: In the centreof Greenock.
	The Kempock Stone is a Standing Stone, also known as Granny Kempock and Granny Kempock's stone, this 6ft megalith was once a landmark to ships passing Kempock point. About 4 miles west of Greenock.
	Newark Castle, Port Glasgow is a fine and well-preserved building sitting on the south shore of the Firth of Clyde and enjoying wonderful views across the river. Its setting is an unexpected one. It lies close to the centre of Port Glasgow and immediately to its west is a shipyard. Newark Castle came into state care in 1909 and is now a property of Historic Scotland with excellent visitor facilities. About 3 miles east of Greenock.
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