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"Our room was very comfortable, though the view wasn’t great as it overlooked the restaurant. However, this was more than made up for by the lounge area—a quirky hidden gem! It was a nice space to relax, though it felt a bit eerie since we seemed to be the only ones using it, despite the inn being full. The staff were helpful and kind, and we received a warm welcome from Scott, which set a nice tone for our stay. The breakfast server (unfortunately, I didn’t catch his name) was also great—very friendly and made our mornings more enjoyable. That said, the food was quite expensive, and there were very few vegetarian options, which was disappointing. The lounge bar could have been open more often, and it would have been nice if they served beer. Overall, a good stay with a few small improvements that could make it even better!"

"Great comfortable hotel right on the water fromt"

"The main building is a beautiful old country house. The food is lovely with a very relaxing atmosphere. The Clarsach being played near the roaring wood fire was really special. Having your own island to explore is a bonus!"

"All staff very professional and friendly "

"Set in a lovely peaceful / tranquil setting overlooking Loch Leven and amazing views looking up into Glen Coe. Staff very friendly and helpful. Plenty of car parking and a few points for EV’s. Breakfast was a buffet style with was lovely. The dinner menu was outstanding - throughly recommend the haunch of venison in a blackcurrant sauce. Room very spacious with tv, tea/coffee facilities. "

"Really enjoyed break bar very relaxing eith a lovely open fire was very relaxing and all staff very friendly and helpful"

"Lovely hotel in Inveraray, excellent room and overall service. The pool and spa facilities are great. Dining and bar service was good. "

"Great value business trip"

"We had a very nice room. Very comfortable bed and really good size. It had a sofa and 2 comfortable winged chairs. Very nice views over the loch and due to the time of years snow topped mountains. "