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Creag Mhor Lodge
10/10 Excellent
"Staying at Creag Mhor Lodge is like a trip to a 1920's murder mystery novel. I expected Poirot to step into the well-appointed lounge at any minute. Dinner is casual and served in the lounge, which is just so relaxing. The staff is amazing; they even call you by name. Our room was charming and exquisitely comfortable. My spouse and I even enjoyed the twin beds. (Did I mention the 1920's?) Our plans were to hike, hike, hike, but we couldn't resist heading back to the lodge early to sit outside an watch the view of the loch, then curl up with books in the super comfy chairs in our room. My only complaint is that the radiator, against which my bed abutted, turned on at 4:00 am during a heat wave, despite Angela ensuring me she would turn it off. Definitely not a deal breaker, though."
Ardtorna
10/10 Excellent
"Very clean room, parking free, close to interesting sites and views."
Isles Of Glencoe Hotel
8/10 Good
"I like a firm mattress but this was like sleeping on a rock. The pillows were hard too."
The Kelvin Hotel
8/10 Good
"Check out time is 10am, little bit too early if you are recuperating from a busy day out"
Onich Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"It was a beautiful cabin that we stayed."
The Royal Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Whilst the interior is a little old, everything is clean, safe and in working order. Ideal for business stays or overnights."
The Great Western Hotel
8/10 Good
"Clen fresh room staff fantastic good breakfast lovely dining room well stocked bar it's getting a lot of work done"
The Isle of Mull Hotel and Spa
10/10 Excellent
"Excellent, beautiful location."
The Lodge on the Loch by OYO
8/10 Good
"This place is a mix of good and bad, In general, the good significantly outweighs any bad we had. Bad: The place needs a decorating overhaul. Everything is a bit outdated and the walls have not be painted well. There were several instances of paint on handles etc and patchy painted area as well. For our room anyway, to have a shower was a little tricky as it's in a bath (jacuzzi actually) with no shower screen, so you had to hold the shower head and try not to get the water everywhere. The breakfast was only OK - have had better and also had worse. Although there were items to select, they were sparse and not overly warm. You have to pay £13.50 extra each for it. We had an evening meal there as well. It was rather expensive for what it was. Certainly for that price, we weren't expecting the likely use of frozen mixed veg. Good; The obvious good was the absolutely stunning view of the lake and mountains from the bedroom window. The room itself was huge (even though it was called a compact twin) and included 2 easy chairs from which you could sit and drink in the views. The beds were very comfortable and the heavy curtain made for a good black out, So got a good night. Overall, there are things that need to be improved but we were so happy with the room size and view that we simply didn't care too much about the rest. I think they rely on this. Note: you can also find a little stony beach just 50m from the hotel from which I took some great photos and of the sunset."