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"Great staff, room lovely and clean but only negative was the size of the room."

"Hotel is in a good location. Serving staff at breakfast were all lovely. Daniel at the bar looked after our needs too. Comfy bed and room was very clean. I would stay here again. "

"Arrived late, but the hotel had a lot of inventory so room selection should have been no problem. The front desk staff gave us our room key (room was assigned earlier in day, as far as we could tell). Room was tiny! It was also on the main road side of the hotel, so we couldn't sleep with road noise, traffic, drunk people on streets, etc. If it was peak season, I'd understand ending up in a room like this. But the hotel had ALOT of empty rooms, so maybe management should think about how they assign rooms at low inventory times of year. While there is a lift to each floor -- there are also stairs on each floor that have to be used to access about half of the rooms. For those with disabilities, make sure they put you in one of the rooms on the level with the elevator. There was a nice lounge/bar attached to hotel. Amenities were super nice. Breakfast looked like standard hotel fare (cereal and eggs) - we went around the corner to a nice cafe for breakfast. "

"First issue with the property was NO LIFT and no disclosure that that was the case. The property was undergoing renovations (perhaps to add a Loft according to the front desk attendant) during our stay. Many of the parking spots near the entry doors were taken up by the construction vehicles/construction fencing. Additionally, the corridor where our room was located was under construction and missing all the wallpaper and had a big draft in the hallway. It would have been helpful to know about the construction prior to our arrival so that we could have decided whether that would change our plans. The hotel room floors have a very weird and confusing layout with a series of steps and doors going in between various series of corridors. Lack of complimentary coffee..we specifically asked about coffee being available and the front desk attendant confidently said yes, but what he failed to mention was that the tiny coffee cups in The Brown’s restaurant was $3 gbp per cup. These cups only held probably 6-8 oz and that is a ridiculous price given that it was not complimentary refills. Had he told us that it was a per cup charge, we would have gone elsewhere. When your party each had 3-4 cups per person, that added up quickly and was a ridiculous amount of money for the quantity and quality of coffee that we received for those charges. Given the inconvenience of construction and ths coffee situation, I would not recommend this hotel. "

"This is a charming historic building and our room was lovely! The best part was our gin tasting! Our host was so knowledgeable and helpful! I cannot spell his name however he is the distiller and a treat!"

"Staff were all very welcoming and friendly. Our room was warm, clean and comfortable with a lovely view over the loch. The breakfast selection was good and again there was a great view of the loch from the breakfast room."

"First the hotel has an incredible charm. From the outside looking like you're staying at a castle, to the beautiful lounge and amazingly creaky stairs. The staff were fantastic and the free breakfast was incredible. I wish I could have stayed longer."

"Nice place to stop on your travels and if you are doing any hiking in the area. "

"Lovely welcoming staff who was on in the evening. We had a superior room which was fine, some of the hotel is bit tiered looking as you would expect from a Victorian Highland hotel but communal dinning and sitting areas are clean and well kept. Buffet breakfast we great "