Gorgeous newly renovated hotel situated in an old Coaching Inn nestled in the town for Luss…read more Each room is unique and well appointed. We stayed in a twin room with two beds. THe bathroom is modern yet styled to look older. Rainfall shower plus a separate bathtub. The beds were comfortable and the in-room amenities were superb- snacks, beverages, full coffee and tea set up and more. The staff was helpful and friendly. The Inn itself is stunning. What a wonderful place to stay for a trip to the highlands

We stopped in on a rainy afternoon for some lunch in October of last year…read more We checked in and then were seated by the fireplace and brought menus. We opted for a burger for Morgan, and a steak and haggis pie for me, with sticky toffee pudding for dessert. Service was polite, and pretty quick. The only minor complaint we had was when Morgan ordered a whisky that he could clearly see on their bar, they had no clue what he was asking for. The food was phenomenal. The burger was really tasty and cooked well, and the steak and haggis pie...I could eat that every day of my life, it was that good. If you're in the area and looking for a good spot to enjoy some really tasty food, I highly recommend the Loch Lomond Arms. If we find ourselves back in Scotland, I will absolutely eat here again.

This place is a down to earth pub that does food in the tourist season. If you are visiting the…read moreTrosachs and exploring Scotland it is well worth stopping off and enjoying the history of the place. Having spent lots of my summer holidays as a child in the area I know you will love the scenery and the ruggedness of the landscape. The Kings House is a resting place for hikers, campers, freshwater fishing enthusiasts and everyone who just needs a welcome and a smile.

Got here at 1350 and was checked in within 5 minutes. 2nd floor room. The room is clean and…read morespacious and the hotel location is on the outskirts of the town area. There are grocery stores less than .5 miles from here. They have an on-site restaurant that serves all 3 meals. There is a heater in the room but no air conditioning. They do have an auscultating fan. This is the start of our West Highland Way trip.

The Premier Inn is located little bit outside of the town centre of Milngavie with Beefeater Pub…read morebeneath, another pub is only a minute away. Hotel personnel is friendly and helpful, our car could be stored on the parking place of the hotel for free (donation if possible) during our hike on the West Highland Way. The Breakfast was very good, the service was also fine.

Stayed at the Inn. Tried out the their cappuccino late and the breakfast was fulfilling. The staff…read moreis friendly and if you have any questions they did not hesitate on answering. The locals were nice and start up conversation. Everyone treats you like family.

The Inn is beautiful but for 150 a night, being put across the street in a tiny shabby room was…read moreunexpected. I would consider the room a 69.99 value or 85 with breakfast. We felt we were catfished by the beautiful pictures of the Inn. The street is also quite busy and fast moving traffic makes it a dangerous cross to get to and from the pub/restaurant. The pub is awesome with friendly staff, very old, rustic decor and loads of taxidermy.

Afternoon Tea Experience…read more Came here to have a nice Afternoon Tea. We did stay just half an hour away for a couple of days and the Afternoon Tea looked excellent when we checked online. Made a reservation (a must) a few days before. Our Bulldog was welcome here as well which was great! There are several parking lots on the grounds, so we took one a bit further away from the building to enjoy a bit of a walk on the grounds before heading in. The Afternoon Tea is served in The Lobby Bar. Which might not sound exciting, but actually has a very comfy and classy setting. Some tables (which were taken already) with wonderful views. Got our table and got the Afternoon Tea explained. Then ordered some pots of tea - there's more complimentary tea in case one or two aren't enough. You even can switch to other flavours. Dilma tea is served here and has some excellent flavours. "Italian Almond", "Blueberry/Pomegranate" and "Rose, Marzipan & Mint" were all great. First served was Leak & Potatoe Soup, Haggis Bonbons, Vol-au-Vent, Quiche and various Finger Sandwiches (Scottish Smoked Salmon with Dill Butter | Roast Chicken & Cranberry | Cream Cheese & Cucumber | Brioche with Egg Mayo & Cress). All fantastic items. Nothing store-bought, really tasted housemade and homemade. Then Strawberry Pavlova, Chocolat Religieuse, Victoria Cake and Lemon Poppy Seed Cake. Third and last then the Scones with clotted cream and jam were served. This really is an experience and you won't go home hungry. Don't plan on any big meals later on....or before arriving. The quality is really high, it really rises above any other Afternoon Teas we've had in various places. Even a big name in London wasn't as good as this one. But not just taste-wise it was excellent, but also the presentation. All pieces of art. As great in taste as they look. Amazing. Service was nice and friendly and working hard. Just at the start there was a bit of confusion. First the tea didn't arrive. And when it did, there weren't any cups yet on the table until we've called. But that was a very minor issue that didn't bother our great experience here. And really: at 50$ pp it is fair priced. You get a lot of wonderful dishes and items here. You can also upgrade to an Afternoon Tea with Champagne or Sparkling Wine if you'd like to. Surely the best Afternoon Tea we've had so far. Highly recommended. The Cameron House itself is a beauty and the location stunning.

It's £30 now for a day pass.looks alot more updated too.you can book a lodge for a weekend too.or…read morefly in the plane from.the water edge.geese and swans in the area too

Very comfortable hotel. Clean and well maintained. Great location. Good food and service…read more Exceptional staff. I would definitely stay there again.

Ardlui Hotel was part of our West Highland Way Hike where we have to take the ferry to the other…read moreside. Our room was to the street side, therefore a little bit loud but in general nice. Dinner and Breakfast were fine.

Modern amenities, friendly staff, and tucked slightly down the road from the main drag of…read moreHelensburgh. This place is an absolute gem and the food was also extremely tasty, plus well priced.

Checked in early and room wasn't ready but the got me into another room quickly, which was nicer…read morethan my original room. It was nice to get in early to take a nap after long travel day overnight. The room was eerily quiet, maybe next time I'll ask for a fan just for the noise. The view out my window was awesome. The staff was very friendly and breakfast was good with good selections.

It is in a beautiful location. The scenery stunning to say the least. The signage very poor…read moreespecially for someone who has never been there before - a weary traveller from Ayrshire. The entrance very confusing. The restaurant was lovely but some staff more attentive than others. We asked for the bill twice before having to go up ourselves. The portion size was out of proportion e.g. my husband had loads of hummus left because he only received a few crackers. The leisure facilities had no staff there - you were left to your own devices to find out how everything worked. The lockers were complicated - again signage very poor. Nothing flowed properly. Quite disappointing really. We got this as a gift - not sure if I'd go out of my way to return.

I had a lovely one night stay over the weekend that was a birthday gift for my partner. We had the…read moredeluxe bed and breakfast stay with dinner included in the cost (worth £150). Service upon arrival was fantastic and and were quickly checked in and given directions to our room (thank goodness!) The room was spacious and had its own sauna which was super cool. Each room had a balcony and the shower/sinks had an interesting layout without a door, but somehow fitted well with the design of the room. It was quite rustic in terms of design and I've rated one less star because the room was dusty (I pulled up the blind and heaps of dust fell on me) and the walls appear to be paper thin (10pm and I could hear conversations through the wall and children carrying on in the hallway). The views from the room look directly over the lake and mountains in the background which was utterly breathtaking. So onto food. We were seated by the window with great views of the lake again. Service was prompt and friendly which was lovely. For starters: bread with oil and balsamic, and scallops with black pudding. Both pretty good and the scallops were cooked well. Mains: beef burger and the rib eye cooked rare. Again, both good, not amazing though. Dessert was the peanut butter parfait which was clumsily plated but tasted good. Overall it was... good. There was really nothing that stood out or wowed me though. Breakfast the following day was good, we had the classic Scottish breakfast which was hot and tasted good, but again nothing remarkable. Overall a lovely stay due to the views of the lake. It was generally peaceful and relaxing and a really great gift idea.