Day 11 of our Lands End to John O Groats cycle ride and our 13th accommodation night. We were wet and cold on arrival (not for the first time on our tour) but this was the first time that we did not receive a great welcome. First of all our there was nowhere suitably secure for our bikes. Check-in was... More

I fully endorse the other recent reviewers on friendliness, location and views. Parking is ample and with easy access. The hotel is warm and although a little old fashioned, quiet and comfortable from its open log fire in the bar to the panoramic views from the breakfast tables. The room I occupied had a large radiator which was always lovely... More

I would like to echo the 3 previous reviews given. Having read reviews of this hotel beforehand I was not expecting a great stay, merely seeing this as a place to lay our heads after the sportive but I was more than pleasantly surprised. The reception staff were very friendly and we were taken up to our room by another... More

We stayed here as a large group taking part in the Glencoe Sportive. The staff could not have been more welcoming and helpful and service was fantastic! The owner is aware some of the rooms need updated and has plans in place to do so but this certainly did not spoil our weekend. The restaurant served bar style meals which... More

First thing is to ignore any of the reviews that say the service is poor here. It could not possibly be better. We were there as a part of a group of friends taking part in a cycle sportive near Glencoe. The location is great if you have a car (probably less so if you are relying on public transport).... More

We booked as a large group and didn't have particularly high expectations. However, we were all pleasantly surprised and had a great stay! Granted - some of the rooms are a bit tired - but the staff couldn't have done more to help us. A roaring fire was lit for us, breakfast times shifted to accommodate our early start to... More

Had a Great stay. If the weather is as good for you as it was for us, then you've got a treat. Rooms were good and the staff were excellent good banter. Breakfast isn't great, you have to pay extra for a cooked breakfast. And there isn't a great choice for tea, this led us to not eating there in... More

I have already written a review entitled 'Fawlty Towers comes to Scotland...' on 23/2/13. Following my stay I sent a letter of complaint to John who I was told was the manager- he was the man I booked with- and was very friendly on the phone. Whilst at the hotel, when I complained about the extra charge for breakfast, I... More

This place has a potential to be something outstanding, but it was a phenomenal LET DOWN!! as previous reviews suggests its very much faulty towers gone horribly and terribly wrong! the decor, the furniture is probably as old as scotland!!! our bathroom blinds were held with selotape, the bathroom taps were broken and the beds have probably gone through all... More