We stayed at the Penthouse, and it was fantastic! Beautiful light from the skylight (there’s a blackout shade for darkening the room), a lovely view of the water; a generous amount of space; modern, tasteful appointments; great shower pressure. A refreshing modern change after a week of rustic B&B stays.

Finding street parking required a drive around the block, but this wasn’t detrimental to our overall experience

The facilities in the room were new and very functional…lots of spacing for hanging storing and setting things. The bathroom was great! The little table and chairs was very handy! Alexa was a nice feature and the bright window with a sea view was lovely. It was also a fairly good location if you like walking. We walked everywhere.

We just had problems getting the heat to work when we wanted it. It came in eventually but we couldn’t control it very well.

This place was so great that we decided to extend our car rental and book one more night. When I first booked, I received a lot of automated messages so I worried it is one of those hotels that belong to a large company and are not very personal. Luckily I was very wrong. The interior was beautiful, the room was perfectly clean, and the host (owner, I think?) was genuinely helpful. We had an issue with our car and he went out of his way to help us get what we needed. All the facilities worked great, the shower had great temperature and pressure, the internet was fast and reliable and the bed was comfortable. Definitely recommend!

Nothing to dislike.

My room commanded a spectacular panorama of the Tay and its rail bridge. (The proprieter informed me that the same goes for most - but not all - of the rooms.) This grand old place appears to have been given a thorough facelift in recent times. This has brought the best out of original features in the communal areas whilst affording considerable comfort, space and modernity in the rooms. The proprieter clearly shares my taste for slightly post-modern decor, which is to his credit. The fact that in-room provision included a Dundee Cake literally put a cherry on proceedings.

There was no breakfast, but I knew that when signing up. Anyway, I needed a break from the Full Scottish after several days in more traditional accommodation elsewhere. If you are someone who insists on heavy Victorian Scots clichés in your guest houses and hotels, though, you may be better off elsewhere. The jury is still out on whether the automated 'Alexa' system (allowing the proprieter to operate a mobile 'reception') is a good or bad thing. The fact I never wanted for anything during my stay meant I didn't really try it out.

Location was perfect. Self check-in and door locks to every room. The room was huge with self catering kitchen, there is a large fridge and freezer, hob, kettle and a microwave. Tea, coffee and biscuits were supplied. Bed was very comfy and sheets looked very clean, the room was spotless, very tech-savvy with remote controlled curtain and Alexa.

Nothing, there wasn't much I can think that would make it better. They could supply dinner locations and places to go in the local area as people who aren't from Dundee we had to look up places.

Some places look a lot better in the photo than they are but this one far exceeded expectations. The house is beautiful with a touch of quirk which appeals to my artistic self. The attention to detail is wonderful and it is super clean and comfortable. The bed was so comfortable we wanted to take it with us. I loved the technology but also that those who don’t have the option. The owner is a great and really friendly guy. Thanks so much for an amazing time. We highly recommend it.

Nothing not to like.

This was an exceptionally well appointed, room, with a lot of space, an excellent comfortable bed, refrigerator, TV, and a superb bath/toilette. There was a great deal of attention paid to the room, and amenities with extras such as Alexa voice control for several room features, and automated draperies. The facility is situated very close to the college of art and design and a whole host of dining/relaxing options.

Though this was no issue, there was no reserved parking for the building. We were easily (and safely) able to park on the street right in front of the building.

We had a very nice overnight stay at The Clarendon. It was elegantly decorated, very clean and had everything we needed. Thanks Kenny for the delicious croissants which was a nice touch. . The property is near the city centre although probably a bit too far to walk. There’s a bus stop close by and regular buses into the centre. We had a fantastic meal at Turkish restaurant Milas and would also highly recommend Empire State Cafe for great coffee and artisan food.

It was all good.

Place was superb, penthouse suite with lovely decor throughout and fantastic views over the Tay bridge, all mod cons, large screen telly and Alexa for music and operation of lights ect, milk, water and lovely Dundee cake, all lovely touches, hallway scented with atomo user. Couldn’t fault it and would highly recommend.

A wee bit of a walk into Dundee, restaurants and bars 15 mins walk, but no nice bars unless you walked further or get a taxi.

I rarely do reviews but this was exceptional. Great host in Kenny. I had booked the smallest room for this visit but was also shown the Penthouse. I'll be returning at some future time with my better half. Fully automated everything via Alexa in the room from curtain opening and closing, lights on and off, alarm and check-out. Plus free off-road parking as a bonus.

Nothing. All was good