Hotel was set in a stunning location on the Northern edge of Loch Long but was left pretty disappointed overall.
Convenient parking right outside, make sure you get your number plate registered to avoid charges.
The reception, bar, and dining area was dated but charming. Car park was full (maybe 10-12 cars and 4 motorcycles) but the hotel itself didn’t seem overly busy?
We were allocated room 115, tucked away at the back of the hotel, we didn’t hear or see ANYONE else on that floor? Room furniture was basic but functional, amenities average, view non-existent. As a light sleeper I wear earplugs but was woken early hours by a loud (loud for 4am) humming and occasional rattle of some sort of motor which sounded as if it was coming from above our room. My wife was already awake and couldn’t sleep because of it. She got up to use the bathroom and managed to cut her finger on the recessed door handle? If offered rooms around 114/115/116/117 steer well clear, the noise would have been audible in those rooms for sure.
On a lighter note breakfast was nice, all of the standard cooked options, as well as cereals, fruit, toast, juices, hot drinks etc in a lovely setting. All of the staff we encountered were really nice.