Great location and comfortable room. My friend and I were walking the West Highland Way and we arrived late in the evening and had lots of laundry. Amir on reception was charming and fantastically helpful - arranging for our laundry to be washed and dried by 7am the following morning. We had dinner and breakfast in the dining room, where Sri Lanka and George were charming and helpful to us in dealing with requests for drinks and various amendments to the food on the menu. We both agreed that we would stay there next time we’re in the area.

The property was being refurbished but that didn’t impinge on our enjoyment in any way.

Third time I’ve stayed at this hotel and always found the staff incredibly helpful and welcoming. Its location is ideal to head into Glencoe for a day hike. The third floor bar, whilst dated, is a good space to relax in the evening. Beds were comfortable and bathroom good.

As said in other reviews, the hotel has a charm but it is somewhat dated. Having dined here previously but not on this occasion, it can get a bit busy with tour groups so we ate elsewhere. The quoted breakfast price is a touch high, making it uncompetitive with other nearby places, so we also passed on that. Overall though, I’ll visit again due to its location, hospitality and comfort. In the whole, good value too.

Excellent location for walking / hiking / mountain climbing. Located close to both Tyndrum train stations. Staff were polite. Plentiful supply of hot water. Was able to leave bags in Reception for a couple of hours after check out

Hotel could do with refresh throughout, Bar / lounge soulless. Room was hot. Not impressed that dirty cup left next to kettle in room on arrival. Breakfast was good but items could have been laid out so that people could choose go to their choice (ie cooked / cereals / fruit) rather than having to form single queue.

It’s location, nice and clean and very welcoming

Food ok breakfast tired we arrived to breakfast on the late side (not the last) cooked breakfast look and as though it had been there since 7am not a good look it was also only just warm I did mention this to the staff who apologized and again to the receptionist when I went to pay , I wasn’t looking to get a refund but non was offered. I would also like to add my partners is a vegetarian and very little option was available to him on either the dinner or breakfast menus, I realise you are catering for a lot of coach parties but please don’t do this at the expense of the individual. We were planning on taking an extra night but decided against it .

It is well located of you want to explore Glencoe area. It has much better value comparing to staying in the Glencoe area or in Fort William area. I enjoyed dinner at the hotel restaurant - beef lasagna was great ! The room was very spacious. Reception area looks spectacular.

I wish there was a better TV signal quality and and better selection of TV channels. However the same issue I encountered in other hotels during my trip to Scotland.

Really lovely old style hotel with a lot of charm in a fantastic location. We had a large room with everything we needed for one night. The 3rd floor lounge and bar was like out of an old movie, so lovely and spacious with a great view. The dining room was nice too and considering there were several tour buses staying, very well organised. The staff were a delight and very attentive and we had a great meal. A large hotel catering for the huge amount of tourists at this time of year (summer with a lot of rain!!) they do it very well. Would stay there again.

Really friendly staff at check in, the bar and at breakfast. Excellent stop for the end of our NC500 route. In early April appeared as if fairly vacant before the start of season. Comfortable beds. Delicious and vast spread for self serve breakfast buffet. Bar area open till 11pm with air hockey, table tennis and pool table available with no charge.

The fire alarms in the rooms are very sensitive to steam which you are warned about at check in. It appears another occupant didn’t understand this causing the fire alarm to go off at 6:40am waking all guests by leaving the bathroom door open post shower.

On arrival we were greeted warmly with 2 smiley receptionists. Our room was super overlooking the gardens and hills. And it had laminate flooring. Loved that. The evening meal was served on the top floor with massive glass windows on both sides giving great views from north to south. The food was very good and served by a lovely waitress I think called Meena? A help yourself breakfast was again tasty. To me the beauty of this hotel was that although very busy there was acres of space if you wanted to be in a less crowded area. Would I stop here again? Yes.

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Good service, helpful staff, good location, good parking

The arrangements for serving breakfast could be reviewed. With all of the serving tables in a continuous single line, this had the consequence of people having to rejoin the queue multiple times. If the tables were separated (e.g. one for fruit juice/tea/coffee; one for cereal/fruit/yoghurt; one for cheeses, cold meats etc; one for the bread/toastinf/croissants/jam and marmalade; one for the cooked breakfasts) I think that would encourage people to go directly to the table they wanted at that point in time.

I generally prefer small family run activities but I have to say that this is a good choice for travellers: close to the road but enough distant to avoid noise, reception time extended, parking places, availability on booking .com personnel at reception very kind buffet breakfast not of superb quality but with enough choice

room at ground floor, noise from coaches picking groups which keep the engine running just outside the window please make a rule that coaches have to stop their engines during loading and unloading breakfast saloon very crowded due to same groups