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We had our wedding here last year, and I must say that after a few hiccups they really pulled the…read morestops out and were excellent. New Lanark is a village designed by Robert Owen, an industrial revolutionary who wanted to give his workers a safe place to live and work and to halt the exploitation of children. He ran mills which have now been converted into an interactive museum, a visitor centre and a hotel. We booked the hotel for our wedding reception (we had the meal in the function room in the hotel then moved over to the Institute in the Vistor Centre for the ceilidh as there was more room). Had a few worries because there is a noise limiter in the hotel function room and there was the possibilty that one may be installed in the Institute room and our band wouldnt play if there was one , but that didnt come to anything. They also cocked up some of the room bookings for our guests who were staying, but all of the staff were extremely apologetic and gave us room upgrades and smoothed everything out. On they day though, they were excellent. I can totally recommend Lee, who made the day run like clockwork and also Helen at the Institute for being so accommodating and for putting on a fab spread for our evening guests! The food was very good, much better than I expected from a hotel wedding with 120 odd guests having a sit down meal (it should have been good given the price, but I often think that wedding food in that kind of venue can be mediocre at best!) The wedding packages as always were quite expenisve so we just paid per head for the meal. We transported some of our flowers from the church windows to use as centrepieces for the tables, we had our own piper, we didnt bother with different coloured linen, we brought our own wine and paid corkage (bought from the Wine Society), so we managed to save a bit on the package which had stuff in it we didnt need or want. I must say though that they were really flexible with substituing and negociating the packages, so if you had your own piper you could swap to include canapes or something of similar "value". We just had too many things ourselved to warrent the package and to warrent the substitutions. Wonderful day - ran like clockwork (though I did end up being a little late!) but thoroughly recommend NLM

Great hotel in beautiful surroundings. The rooms are an average size, most if not all with views…read moreover the falls. As for the food, nothing short of fantastic, also very reasonably priced. very friendly helpful staff

This place has very fond memories for me. My gran use to work here on reception and as children we…read morewent to visit her frequently and the staff were always very good with us. Since being an adult I have been back a few times and the building still holds very good memories. The hotel is an old mill and in the restaurant they have a glass floor and as you eat from the great menu you can watch the wheel turn the water beneath you, this is not something you get in many restaurants, and it's a nice change. The building itself is very old and I love places like this. They offer some cook traditional British food on the menu. The restaurant is on the river bank and you could be mistaken for believing you are no longer in Mother well, if you are looking for a break this is the place to visit.

Located in Motherwell in an almost out of the way place, the Old Mill Hotel has run for many years…read more Earlier this year it was recommended to me by a friend who had been for lunch. For this reason I was looking forward to having Christmas Lunch here, however, I was sadly disappointed. The food was served and the presentation left a lot to be desired. In fact the soup was the best where presentation was concerned. Looking forward to it I took my first mouthful on to discover it was burnt. Clearly the chef hadn't tasted this before it came out to paying customers! The main course was served on cold plates - turkey dinner consisting of one small sausage and a taste of stuffing on a plate with a couple of slices of turkey covered in gravy. Not even hot desserts were served on heated plates. Overall I was sadly disappointed with my Christmas meal - not good value for money.

Went on Saturday night. Place was buzzing. They had a wedding reception, bar and restaurant was…read morefull, luckily we had a 8:30 reservation. My cousin and family live very close to here and were able to walk, which is very handy when you want to have some wine. Our group decided on the soup special, roasted tomato with basil, Scottish scallops and ham hough pea & mint arancini. Followed by mains, macaroni & cheese (no not for a child) chicken & wild mushroom ballontine, braised beef featherblade and a rib eye with peppercorn sauce. We were all very happy with our selections. Out waitress was phenomenal, as was the rest of the staff. The restaurant was extremely busy yet they just worked as a team & got the meals out in timely and well coordinated manner. We were very happy to sit after dinner with coffee's as the boys had some melt in your mouth ice cream. Definitely check them out!

This is a nice hotel set within lovely grounds. The hotel offers both single and double rooms. They…read moredo really nice bar meals here and the service is quick and food good. They also hold various dances, events and weddings. The room in which they hold weddings etc has a twinkly ceiling adding to the atmosphere it has it's own bar and toilets also located within the room. They have a comfortable lounge again with its own bar so plenty of bars to get yourself a drink if it is busy. The toilets are clean and the staff friendly you get a personal service here.

Good location, near the cardiff central station, only 2 minutes walk, but the building looks a…read morelittle old, the room is clean and comfortable same as other travelodge hotel. There has some bar under the hotel, that's really convenient for fun however it makes loudly noisy in night, sounds very clearly in room.

Much changed from many years ago when I knew The Commercial Hotel, but now a nice, classy looking…read morebar/restaurant, with lots of TV screens for watching the football (soccer). Our hotel room was comfortable. Small, but nice; no elevator, but no big deal. Free, private car park round the back which was good. A UKP 5.00 (at the time of booking), Full Scottish Breakfast, including black pudding and haggis was really good; a cheaper continental and a lesser fried breakfast was also available. It's virtually next door to "The Golden Fry", a (very) long established fish and chip shop, where the food tasted just as good today as I remember it 50 years ago; truly. Friendly service too. A short walk from Belhaven Park and Wishaw Main Street, the latter of which, I remember as a little edgy back in the day, but Wishaw is now described as "sleepy". I think the heart was torn out of Wishaw when Ravenscraig Steelworks closed some years back, and everyone lost their jobs

Great bar and food is very good. We have ate in here quite a few times and have never been…read moredisappointed. Would defo recommend for a drink or a meal.

We were in the area and stopped off for lunch. The service is impeccable and so friendly which is…read more the main reason for the score. We have a 6 week old baby and it's so nice when staff are understanding of the difficulties faced at times with a newborn. The staff seated us next the fire so that we were warm and away from drafts. The food is wholesome but doesn't really rock the tastebuds. My starter of breaded Brie was done well and Hubby's lentil soup was piping hot (a must for soup!). Both were palatable and enjoyable. I opted for lasagne which was served with salad and chips. It almost reminded me of a school lunch in that it was comforting. Hubby's burger was well seasoned and quite tasty! Dessert was homemade profiteroles in chocolate sauce. It was tasty but didn't rock the tastebuds. It's a little out the way from Glasgow as it's just outside of Kilwinning. However there's a good sized car park and the staff are simply lovely. Great value for money in that we both had 3 courses and a few non alcoholic drinks for the grand total of £25. All in all we were happy with the meal and the staff made it even better.

Excellent food at a very reasonable price. Good service and pick the conservatory when dinning as…read moreit over looks the river, peaceful and relaxing outlook.

Four of us visited the hotel for an Afternoon Tea. I love an Afternoon Tea and this one was…read morelovely. A glass of bubbly, sandwiches and tiny rolls, scones with jam and cream and cakes, oh the cakes. Loved it. It is on the outskirts of Biggar and is a nice place to drop into if you are out and about. It looks like a small castle. This was my first visit and I was impressed. Very friendly helpful staff and we were not rushed at all. Only reason we eventually had to go was because I was dog sitting. There was a wedding on. What more can you want - a lovely afternoon tea and a fashion show!

This country house hotel has excellent facilities and serves a variety of fantastic meals. They…read morehave a new conference and wedding reception room. It is on the outskirts of Biggar and is a nice place to drop into if you are out and about. It looks like a small castle when you are approaching it as it has a turret of the front of it and has extensive gardens to walk in if you are staying. There are 2 restaurants to choose from, a formal dining room and a more relaxed area for families. They also cater for small private functions. The staff are helpful and friendly and the hotel itself is spotlessly clean. It has a traditional but welcoming atmoshphere. There is ample parking available and can be easily accessed by diabled patrons.

I'd recommend the falconry to anyone that comes here. It was a very unique experience and the…read moreleader was very knowledgeable. The whole area of the hotel is very nice.

Been here a couple of times for the afternoon tea and it is spectacular. If I may just say that I…read morehave been elsewhere and none have came close. The Ritz London, The Ritz Paris, The Dome Edinburgh, Gleneagles for me hands down. Now I must admit they were busy this time and service was slower than expected but our main server was a lovely girl at the ripe old age of 17 and she couldn't have been more helpful. I'll be back!