I couldn't have asked for a more charming place to stay in Scotland…read more A large crackling fire welcomed us into a cozy lobby, where we enjoyed a cup of tea in the 16th century reception. Dinner and breakfast were both delicious, cooked to order, both with options for traditional Scottish dishes. We had an early travel day planned planned and ordered our breakfast the night before, when we arrived downstairs our table was set and waiting for us, our breakfast out within moments. Everyone we encountered was so kind and welcoming, you can tell this is a family that pours a lot of love and pride into their business. On our last night we were lucky enough to enjoy a Scottish whisky tasting with John! I was so impressed with his knowledge, I learned so much about whisky and Scotland. The parking lot was very spacious, rooms comfortable with a few little quirks due to the building being HUNDREDS of years old, which completely added to the charm. I can not recommend Luib Hotel enough if you're looking for a more authentic way to experience Scotland and meet some warm, genuine locals along the way.

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.

Unbelievable place…read more The location is one of the most beautiful places I've been. Even when the weather is poor - which is often in Scotland - the hotel and surrounding area are absolutely stunning. Go for a walk and come back to proper cocktails, fabulous food and a roaring fire. The quality of the food was really the stand out feature of this place. Clearly as much as possible is sourced locally, a lot of it actually grown on site. However, it's the refinement of Scottish classics while retaining the essence of the hearty, robust nature that's the talent. We were there for NYE where we had the 3 days package. That being the case, I can tell you that their mass catering is as good as I've seen any where else. This place is great for a couple and would be unbelievable as a wedding venue. Not to be missed.

I would give this place more stars!!!! Amazing, amazing, amazing. Where do I start with the raving!…read more1) location: Perfectly located by lakes, waterfalls, hills, valleys, and mountains. It is def a small, narrow road that gets you here but worth it. 2) service: the rooms are perfect, the staff is beyond nice and awesome ammenities 3) food: fine dining at its best. From frestly hunted deer to fresh veggies grown on the geounds- just delicious. The drinks from wine to cocktails are perfect. Hidden gem away from the hustle and bustle of modern life!!! If you ever go to Scotland, this place is a MUST. I really hope to revisit some day.

I stayed here on a trip with my dad and some friends the night of St. Patrick's Day. We had just…read moreflown from Ireland (seems sacrilegious on St. Patty's Day, right?), booked this place once landing at EDI, and got here around midnight. Now, this is an older hotel, so be mindful of that when hauling your luggage upstairs. It's common for European hotels not to have the entire floor on one level but rather have a few steps down here, a few up there. Also the beds are a little older, too. The hotel manager was very kind; she patiently took our last-minute reservation and waited up late to show us to our room. The hotel was situated in a lovely part of Scotland with all the lochs around and beautiful greenery. The next morning, we had a lovely and hearty breakfast which prepared us for our long and indirect trek to Inverness. A goofy American aside: my friend remarked that it was kind of scary to be staying at the "Hotel Killin" which was situated right near a cemetary and looked to be in the middle of the Blair Witch Project at nightfall. This place, though, was completely charming. Oh - and for the ladies touring - I believe they had a hairdryer in the room for use.

This is a lovely hotel set in a gorgeous location. If you haven't been to Killin, it's very much…read moreworth the drive. I didn't stay at the hotel but the food from the bar was great. A reasonable selection of beers available. And their high tea was fantastic. I had lavish garlic breaded mushrooms and a stew that was much tastier than it sounds. And too much food eaten savourily to have room for pudding. Go enjoy. Great food in a gorgeous location and excellent value for money.