This hotel is just about perfect for a romantic getaway. There is so much that's right, from the location on the banks of Loch Tay to the quiet and comfortable lounges - we particularly enjoyed the library for the view over the loch to Ben Lawers. The food is the star here, though. The seven course tasting menu was delicious... More

We stopped in a couple of weeks ago and had a simple but superb lunch ...... so went back for a wonderful weekend. Ardeonaig in its present form was the creation of a South African chef called Pete Gottgens - but went bust in 2010, and is now owned by Adamo Hotels. Its an small, isolated luxury hideaway half way... More

Wonderful food, the tasting meal is now the only meal served when you arrive you will be shown that evenings menu, so if there's something you are allergic to there is plenty of time for the chef to prepare something else; though probably best to mention that when you book. Our meal had the most delightful tastes of beet root,... More

We stayed for a night on 27/4/13 for our wedding anniversary and had a really nice time. I had heard the Hotel was nice but I wasn't expecting the really high standard of food which we got. The set six course dinner was fantastic! For a special ocassion without the kids I would definitely go back.

My Husband Joe and I stayed at the Ardeonaig Hotel as a treat in a landmark birthday year. I was a little nervous at what we had booked having never stayed there before but we wanted a treat, I shouldn't have been nervous. We arrived just after the Easter week and had booked a hotel room (we wanted to stay... More

We stayed in a Shieling Lodge for 1 night over Easter. Received a very warm welcome and could not fault the accomodation or the spectacular views. The lodges are very luxurious with lovely finishing touches, like Molton Brown toiletries and big fluffy dressing gowns. The Evening meal was a revelation, the food was imaginative and very tasty. On first sighting... More

Stayed here for two nights in one of the sheilings. On arrival we were greeted by James and then shown to our rooms with James and Tom taking care if our bags. The sheiling was lovely, generously sized, warm (especially appreciated given the cold outside), and with a bathroom I could happily have lived in. We ate in the dining... More

We expected so much but left feeling very disappointed. Our room was quite run down and felt cold and damp. Doors had holes in them, bits fell off taps and we felt as if we were staying in a fairly shabby B&B that had seen better days. Our bathroom was so cold that it was virtually unusable. Dinner, on the... More

It's not often a hotel appears effortless in its perfection.... some work hard at it, others are a little over the top...The Ardeonaig gets it just right. The ambiance, the fabulous and luxurious accommodation, the sensational food and the learned and charming staff. Treat yourself to salmon fishing on Loch Tay... with the help of our wonderful guide Simon we... More