There is a lovely calm atmosphere in this hotel, beautiful sea view, our room (no 7) was good for the money £85 inc breakfast for 2 on a Saturday night. Comfy bed, the en-suite bathroom was adequate and clean. Our friends stayed in room 1 which was huge - four poster bed, comfortable seating around the bay window for 4... More

I chose this hotel partly because I had been at a party in it some time ago and I knew it would be cool. We were impressed with the relaxed continental approach that went hand in hand with excellent service. It was so much better than a run of the mill chain hotel.The building is spacious and stylish inside and... More

Returned here for a second visit having so enjoyed our first visit last year. The hotel is simply a haven of peace nestled within a beautifully maintained old victorian villa. Jean-Laurent was warm and welcoming when we arrived and immediately upgraded us to a superior room since it was vacant. He had had the forethought to switch on the radiators... More

I arrived late due to traffic but was welcomed by Jean-Laurent who had stayed up . The hotel is a grand Victorian style building with large high ceilinged rooms beautifully maintained and decorated. The hotel was warm and comfortable and my room was fantastic with views out over Holy Loch and the hills behind ...very tranquil settings and surroundings .... More

I have experienced 3 great days at Hunters Quay Hotel. I had a courteous welcome by the owner Jean-Laurent. He has guided me around the house and told me about its impressive history and architecture. The big, high ceiling rooms radiate an inviting feel-good atmosphere. They all offer spacious bathrooms and large comfortable beds. I chose a room with a... More

very good welcoming from the owner Jean-Laurent.the room was spacious and luminous with a full sea view, all very clean. The bar well upholstered and well stocked... with goodsounds of jazz . Excellent full breakfast but just a regret concerning the restaurant who was not available.

I know October may be regarded as out of season in Scotland, but to arrive at Hunters Quay after a long journey to find the hotel locked and in darkness at around 6pm was a bit disconcerting. We phoned the mobile number taped to the front door however, and eventually were let in by someone who appeared to have no... More

I stayed at the Hunters' Quay hotel for 3 nights in October and it was lovely. The proprietor and his staff were so helpful and freindly. The breakfast was great but no evening meal provided - only criticism as the rooms were huge and had to- die- for views of the loch and river and mountains!!!! the beds were comfortable... More

It started so well, at last I thought an alternative hotel in the Dunoon area, I have to visit every six to eight weeks so was excited to see that the Hunters Quay Hotel had been renovated. I also recently discovered the Abbots Brae just down the road which offers competitive rates with a very good service but frustratingly is... More