Cairndow Stagecoach Inn in Argyll & Bute

Lovely little inn and restaurant. Food was excellent. Staff was friendly. Get the Cullen Skink Soup—a Scottish tradition.

Brilliant home cooked food at a reasonable price. The Stagecoach offers proper pub grub. Service is great and they offer a good choice of beers and you can get a pint for less than a fiver.

The staff at this inn did everything to make us welcome. The room was described by the hotel as Deluxe, but that was a woeful misdescription. The bed was large, but that was where any hint of luxury stopped. The view from the window was of a dilapidated shed and a row of waste bins. The morning after we arrived the room was not seviced. The food was typical pub-grub, which was to be expected.

Avoid at all costs.. The worst meal we have ever had the displeasure of being served. Singapore noodles not fit for the dog to eat!!

Had a most enjoyable stay, staff were excellent. Special thanks to Ian, nothing was any bother. Would certainly return. Added bonus was the weather! Keep up the good work. Pat and Avril, cheers.

So cold. What little heating that was on was turned off during the night even when outside temperature had dropped to -5. I was in a twin room and had to take the covers from the other bed to try to keep warm. The bar food wasn't great. £23.50 for a basic steak pie n chips and a large red wine. That money alone should have kept the heating on for the night.

We called in at lunchtime to book an early evening meal the same day. This was done with minimum fuss.

Just had a three night stay with my wife and dog. We had a loch side room with decking overlooking the loch. Can’t fault the room or the hotel. All the food was excellent and freshly cooked. You may have a bit of wait at breakfast time but worth it. All the staff were great and the locals were very friendly and easy to strike a conversation with. Our dog was made welcome by all. Thank you from a very recharged couple and dog.

We are long term caravan owners in Lochgoilhead and like to eat around the whole Argyll and Bute area. Would normally go rushing past to Inveraray but this time we made a detour and had lunch at the StageCoach Inn. First impression is the hotel might be closed as too many entrances and not enough signage shouting we are open. Remove those chairs and cushion in that front porch ya dafties. But get past that and there is a very affordable full menu with something for everyones taste. I am writing this after our second visit in the space of two weeks. The food, welcome and service were all top notch and the images posted are from today 19th Aug. Yes the hotel is a bit older and bit tired but there are so many new places opening now that are all bells and whistles and fancy modern but you will pay for it. Wee snug bars and restaurants like this are fast disppearing and so if you want a good bit of scran at an affordable price in a beautiful location look no further. Many thanks to the StageCoach inn. No need to go to Inverarary.

Called in for a meal and we're blown away by the fantastic food superb staff and glorious location. Just a short detour off the A83 as you travel towards Inverary. Worthy of a detour which would have been the original road in the dim and distant past. Right on the shore of Loch Fyne. Intend to stop over next time. We found the food prices very realistic.. Can't fault it.

I ate here for a night whilst staying at the hotel on business and it was pretty poor. Would advise Inveraray Co op.

We came here to eat whilst holidaying nearby. Unfortunately, we were incredibly disappointed with our experience. It's important to note that the bar and service staff were incredibly friendly and can't be faulted. However, the food we received should not be served to paying customers and should definitely not be considered as pub/restaurant standard food. It was quite evident that everything on all of our plates was frozen and nothing was homemade. The burger was half the size of the cheap bun it was served on. It came with no sauce or salad inside, was incredibly dry and included a measly ration of bacon that may as well have not been there along with some frozen, tasteless chips. The fish and chips (also terrible) claimed to come with tartare sauce - whilst not completely false, the tartare sauce was already on the table in small, service station packets along with the packaged mustard and ketchup (not worthy of a mention on the menu). It was so astoundingly bad, a 10 year old could have put the meals together. We were seated in a very dim, dreary and dated looking room which didn't better the experience. Local ales were also advertised but not available. Again to reiterate, the staff were lovely. However, we will not be returning and would absolutely not recommend eating here.

A nice pub next at the water's edge, almost hidden away. They have a limited food menu, but make up with a very well stocked bar. Acceptable service and quick presentation of food.

They are obviously short staffed (like most places) but despite this the service was great and they very friendly and welcoming. The kids menu was great for choice and value. Our main meals were very nice. However, the desserts (with the exception of the ice cream) were awful. The rhubarb crumble looked terrible and tasted even worse. My husband had the sticky toffee pudding but it was visibly dry and he couldn’t cut through the middle of it. It was rock hard! They did change my crumble and took the sticky toffee off the bill. However, the Baileys Creme Brûlée I requested had not a hint of Baileys in it. It tasted very plain (maybe they forgot to add the Baileys).

Ohhh boy. What to say. I don’t like to say something bad because it isn’t always fair so I will try to be accurate My room was not very nice. The bed and sheets were acceptable which is a good thing. Towels also ok. Amenities not bad either. Carpet a little yucky and the bathroom was really bad. Floor super un level. I would give the bathroom a. 2 out if 10. Food was not bad. Sticky tables yes but overall the food was ok

Hier voor 1 nacht verbleven. Oud, vies, vochtig hotel. Wellicht is het ooit mooi geweest maar de naam herberg past mischien beter. Totaal onderkomen gebouw dat eigenlijk 30 jaar geleden gerenoveerd had moeten worden. Geen aanrader.

Stayed overnight here on way to Ardnumurchan peninsula and Uist. Great location right on side of Loch Fyne. Staff were really welcoming and friendly, food was really good. Big double room, big bathroom with jacuzzi bath that we were too tired to use. Would stay here again on trip up to Scotland. Food in restaurant was good. Great place to stop off for a night. breakfast was good too - except the potato cake which was really hard. Seems to be a staple on a Scottish breakfast but just not to my taste.

Lovely outlook and staff couldn't have been more helpful. Food was really good. I would certainly return any time I was in the area.

This is a difficult place to review. The food was good, well cooked, hot and fresh. The menu a little dated, especially in the deserts where it was crumble, sticky toffee or ice cream which is rather old hat. However the food was good and enjoyed. I had the liguini followed by crumble my partner had scampi followed by ice cream. Good home cooked grub. The ambience was lacking, tables sticky with beer or whsyever and the waiting stsff were ok but missed we were booked in and not residents and were surprised when they realised. Civil in all they did but not friendly perhaps because we were foreigners. Would I return? No but likewise I do not regret eating there. Its a stunning location on the lochside if this was in the middle of a town its ambience, poor decor and staff attitude would mean its popularity would not be so good. Yet this coild be a goldmine.

Stayed overnight on route to Isle of Mull. Stunning location on shores of Loch Fyne with a lively bar & restaurant plus garden. Food very good and drinks sensibly priced. Ideally situated for a walk to Ardkinglas Gardens and if you have young children with you they will love the Gruffalo Trail! Would definitely stay again.

Lovely Inn full of character with incredible friendly staff. I had homemade soup to start and that was absolutely delicious. I probably would not drive the 30 mins to visit again but good if you are passing.

We had a lovely 3 night stay here in a Lochside room. Really very peaceful and a lovely view over the Loch. Yes, the rooms are a little dated BUT really comfortable and spacious. The jacuzzi bath was a definite plus. The staff were always...

Recently visited the Stagecoach Inn for an evening meal with my wife and daughter. The Inn is full of character as you would expect from one of the oldest Inns in the region with views over Loch Fyne. We found the menu and variety of...

Popped in for lunchtime drinks and some savoury snacks whilst doing a long walk along the loch. Beer garden was very covid secure with tables well spread apart. The inside of the pub is very old worldly. The garlic and cheese bread definitely did the...

We had seen some great reviews, so were looking forward to our stay. 2 couples booked balcony rooms, and the view did not disappoint, even in the rain. Wonderful view to wake up to in the morning. Rooms are a little shabby.. We had lights...

Tucked on the side of loch fyne like a pub time forgot with great food and friendly staff steal pie and apple crumble that was just perfect

We stayed for 2 nights, in one of the Lochside rooms, with a balcony overlooking the Loch, and I must say that this hotel has an excellent view across Loch Fyne, we wanted to stay here to visit Loch Fyne Oyster Bar, which was fabulous!...

Ate a few times as stayed in the inn. The food was delicious and served with a smile. As a group, we tried all the dishes on the menu and particularly liked the fish, venison, salmon pasta, sharing platters and steak. The macaroni cheese was...

this hotel has fab views and a great setting, but it is not up to four star standard. the rooms with balconys are large with extra large comfy beds its a shame that some decor ard maintainabce are needed, they dont need to spend a...

Recently visited this restaurant for dinner. The location was excellent, with a beer garden offering a lovely view of the loch. The staff were very attentive and friendly. However, both of these things could not excuse for the appalling food they serve. It reminded us...

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Great lochside pub. Staff were very welcoming and accomodating of our mixed age family group. Actually went above and beyond to help. Decor is a bit tired but place is very clean and attractive in a quaint way. Food was lovely;particularly the chowder. Good quality...

Visited recently on a Friday evening and received excellent service from the very friendly and welcoming Romanian barman who appears to be doing everything ...pleasant and entertaining as he was he is clearly no chef . The food was quite simply dreadful , both the...

Poor food served on cold plates. Goats cheese starters were over cooked (batter hard and very dark) Cullen skink was tasty and hot but really was leek and potato with some seafood. Pork loin was tough and the stuffing was hard and the whole dish...

The staff were very lovely very friendly. I do think the owners should spend some money!! and update the interior no money as been spent for a long long time. Our room was £130.00 a little overpriced! I have not stayed accommodation yet when you...

Decided to give here a try as we noticed the signs for it but hadn’t visited before. First off the waiter was great and very friendly this is the only reason I’m not giving a 1 star. Couldn’t fault him. Hard working guy trying his...

Decided to come here with my Husband and Spaniel for Dinner, as I thought all the reviews were really good. So thought it would be a nice evening out.. well it turned out to be our worst restaurant experience. As we were seated at our table (and not given a menu) the couple sat behind us were just being given their mains. And they asked if it was mains before starters.. The waiter then paused and was like oh your soup. And asked if they could have it after there main.. So not the best start and this is just how the evening continued.. we got our drinks still with no menus. I kept saying to my husband wait 10 more mins and he will bring us the menus.. well 40 minutes later the waiter came and asked us what we had ordered.. I explained we haven't even been given any menus yet. He apologised and offered us free desserts. While this was happening he took the plates away from the table behind us asking them if it was ok. They said there steak was to over done and the waiters reply was but you've eaten half of it .. I also heard someone else complain that they hadn't got there sause. Anyway our food came it was fine although my husband thought his burger had been microwaved. Ate and left as soon as we could not staying for the free dessert. As we didn't want to stay any longer in there. We arrived at 19:40 and left at 21:00 Which is a long time for a main each and a drink each. However when we left the couple behind us still hadn't had there soup or dessert. I'm pretty sure the waiter was drunk and just wasn't taking his job seriously. I can imagine this was just an awful evening for him. But it was terrible! On a good note, he loved our dog woody and I think woody got more attention then any of the customers. Definitely an evening to remember for all the wrong reasons!

The restaurant wasn't open but you can eat in the bar and the food is really good. The atmosphere was inviting and the staff were friendly. Would love to spend several days just sitting in the bar talking to locals.

Just back from having a meal. Steak with chips, peas, mushroom, tomato and peppercorn sauce. Just awful. Steak was very small should have been medium cooked was well cooked. Chips were frozen and also not fresh but grey reheats. Peppercorn sauce was horrid have never tasted sauce like it. The mushroom and tomato are what they are. £21.25 for this. Presentation which is lovely should not be used to disguise terrible cooking. Disgusted. Won't be recommending this to tourists.

Myself and my family decided to try as we were staying locally for a few days and we had a great meal, exceeding our expectations. Plus the staff were so welcoming and friendly

beautiful fish and scampi and my partner tried the steak and ale pie and was so impressed ordered it again the following evening and desserts are fab.

Visited on Saturday 29th June with friends, it was a very mixed experience. Starters were pulled pork loaded potato skins and garlic mushrooms. My friend enjoyed her pulled pork my potato skins were in fact wedges with chilli cheese and bacon and the garlic mushrooms didn’t taste of garlic was just mushrooms in a cream sauce that tasted only of cream. Mains were bacon cheese burger, macaroni and chilli. Burger was nice however could have done with being on a bigger plate as everything was a bit squashed. Chilli was good but the portion size was terrible looked more like a kids portion my macaroni was awful was penne pasta in a cream sauce that had absolutely no taste of cheese at all and again was a very small portion. They do have a very extensive menu so maybe this is the issue or we just caught them on a bad day either way I will not be rushing back. Service was okay but could have been better no one checked everything was okay.

The signage from the main road is good a well worth the short detour. Much better than the hotel and complex bar restaurants in Lochgoilhead so make the journey and be welcomed by the friendly and helpful staff. The food is all local and fresh and very well priced. Nice local Loch Fyne Ales as well. Really puts the offerings in Lochgoilhead to shame.

The menu is nicely varied, and a lot of local produce is used. I can recommend their sharing platters, either shared as a starter, or for one person as a main. Everything was delicious and well presented, and the prices reasonable.

Stayed here 2 nights absolutely fantastic accommodation superb food amazing staff wonderful helpful & friendly our tv wasn't working & without any trouble installed a new 1 I stayed here 41 years ago & happy to say still same family who own it. So great I've booked for 3 days for next year love it

Normally the scallops I get are just not right, for many reasons. The scallops here were the best I have ever eaten, absolutely fantastic. My wife had the fish and loved it. Staff were great and we have a truly enjoyable lunch.

Fab wee hotel go for the scallop starter the best my husband has eaten and he has eaten them in many a restaurant . But if one wee criticism can the chef not do homemade chips instead of frozen other wise meal was very good

Questo posticino incastonato in uno dei fiordi della Scozia occidentale è un piccolo paradiso. Qualche giorno la fortuna mi è stata amica, perché mi ha consentito di pranzare all'aperto, scaldato da un tiepido sole primaverile, con vista sullo specchio d'acqua del fiordo. Una gioia per gli occhi e un momento di relax assoluto ideale per chi ha bisogno di staccare la spina. In questo ristorante immerso nulla, quasi fuori dal mondo, si mangia anche bene. Il classico fish & chips e Il trancio di salmone locale cotto al forno con contorno di verdure, infatti, erano ottimi.

We had a poor bar meal, but went back for a second try. Meal much better this time. This place is on the market and perhaps being in transition is not helpful. Well worth a visit though as tucked away beside Loch Fyne off the road to Inverary.

Great find and I’m sorry I haven’t tried it before. Great lunch and friendly staff. Will definitely be back.

We stopped here for lunch on a very grey December day- we expected real fires and a cosy atmosphere but were disappointed. We all ordered different meals and the best was Skullen Skink. The fish which came breaded was boney, the fish platter was mixed - the salmon and mackerel being very salty but the trout and prawns were good. The meat pie was on the dry side but the chips were good.

Excellent Food, service and room was lovely. Lochside room and very nice. Great selection of food and great atmosphere in Bar with mixture of locals and guests.

We arrived as a party of 3 for an evening meal at the In. And immediately felt at home as a waiter lit the fire in the dining room. For starters we had Goats cheese and pine nut croquet and a serving of the haggis fritters. The croquets were wonderful and the haggis was a dream in its whisky jus . Soon after the mains of a Salmon and crab linguine (so large that it could have satisfied 2), Sea Bass (best I’ve had for a long time) and the Scottish tasting platter (Smoked salmon to die for) arrived and were eagerly enjoyed

Stayed overnight with friends .great food venesion and duck delicious ..lovely staff very friendly and efficient,the only negative is the beds in the two rooms we were in could have been more comfortable but overall Enjoyed our stay and would book again

Stayed here last week,whilst attending the Bowfest at Inveraray Castle. Lovely old inn in a great setting. We popped in for tea in the morning and liked it so much we stayed for lunch. Cullen Skink and fish pie. Both of which were tasty and well presented. For dinner we had the venison, which again was excellent.The room was comfortable and had a great view over Loch Fyne. The staff were great and the hotel had a lovely friendly atmosphere.Breakfast was very nice,with a lovely selection.A great place to stay

Lovely restaurant with view on the loch. Atmosphere is very cosy and food is very good! I do recommend this place, especially for their haggies !

The stagecoach inn is a really nice place, watched part of world cup there. The rooms are nice and cozy, the breakfast tables are served early and face the loch. The meals are great and patrons very kind. There is a good bar and a place to sit outside - garden overlooking the Loch also. Nice place to take a walk around the Loch

In good weather, the outdoor seating and service from the staff bringing food across the road for you to enjoy in spectacular scenery is first class. Good range of drinks, real ale changes alternately between Loch Fyne Ales and a guest ale so always changing. Sharing platter is really a starter, but is sufficient if you just wish a light lunch.

At the Inn at 10.45 am to be presented with a large sign that says meals served ALL DAY only to get to the door to see a note to say Dining Room open 12.00 - 9.00pm!!!!?!

We came here after visiting the excellent Ardkinglass Gardens nearby.

Very welcoming lively hotel but the bedroom let everything down. The twin beds in room 6 were wobbly, old and lumpy, a very bad night's sleep. Have mentioned this so hope something will be done about it. The food was great and the service excellent but there is a smell of decay in the upstairs part of this delightful old hotel

Le cadre est très sympa au bord d'un petit lac. L'intérieur du restaurant est propre et la décoration typique écossaise. L'accueil est chaleureux et le service rapide. Les plats sont très bons, avec des produits frais et maison. De plus, les prix sont dans la moyenne.

Decided to have a nice trip up north with my husband. We choose here after much research. Entering the place felt right on place. You feel like your in Highland Scotland.

The atmosphere was lovely here, a very relaxing place to come for lunch and the service was great, our waiter gave recommendations and was very attentive. Food was very tasty, nothing special, but for what we had (snack platter and cottage pie) it was very nice for pub food.

This is a pub, not a restaurant. What put me off when I walked in was the three different types of tartan wall-to-wall carpeting. A real sight for sore eyes! The food, however, is delicious, down-to-earth pub grub. My home-made Scotch Pie was really tasty. Service is friendly and efficient.

Our family stopped here for lunch whilst travelling north. Bar staff were helpful and the food was delicious. it must be a fantastic place on a summers day as the view was terrific.

The staff are friendly and welcoming and the beer and wine are fine. The food, however, was disappointing. Elements, such as the vegetables were very good, but others were very poor, eg. it was probably the worst pastry I have ever had, having a soggy consistency as though it had been warmed up in a microwave. Sadly the portions of the good elements were also very small.

We arrived after a 4 mile walk along the shore from St Catherines. This place is dog and human friendly! Staff were friendly and welcoming, offering a great selection of tap beers and ales and an impressive, if pricey, range of whiskies.

we called in for a quick drink after along day touring Loch Lomond.

Our tour bus broke down here in May 2017, but I didn't have a chance to partake in lunch then. So when I returned in Sept. 17 I stopped in and it was very nice!

Great cozy place to stay and eat! Food was fantastic. Great setting right on the water - easy to book!

The food was good without being outstanding and a little overpriced for the offering. on the second night the restaurant itself was closed due to "there not being many guests" so we ate in the pub area which was actually just as good as the restaurant. One part of the restaurant has a good view of the lock and is pleasant but the rest of the room is soulless and lacks character.

We had a pleasant meal here while on holiday with family and friends. The desserts were all fantastic and obviously...

We ate at the bar in Cairndow Inn as guests staying in the hotel. It has a good selection of...

Bonito lugar para pasar la noche. La habitación era un poco anticuado, pero la cama era cómoda y estaba limpia.

We were led to believe the food was good here. I have a small appetite but the sweet potato cake and salad was very small and plain. It was simply sweet potato in breadcrumbs and a salad....really not a main meal. My partner had the chicken which was in a tomato sauce but nothing great.....the mushroom starter was very small too. All in all we found the food basic. Not a patch on The George in Inveraray.....which was wonderful.

My husband and I had arrived to stay in Glendaruel for the weekend and thought we would try dinner in Cairndow.We arrived with no reservation and were welcomed by James into the restaurant,James and his young waitress were very welcoming and attentive,we ordered drinks which came promptly,our food order was taken quickly.the food itself was wonderful, the Cullen Skink soup was very tasty and creamy as was the broth my husband had.the main course of venison on a bed of mash potato with black pudding, was absolutely fantastic and to finish off we had to have dessert,no brainer!fortunately for us James had a sense of humour, which was just as well when I rather loudly said to my husband that we could clobber the chef over the head and stuff him in our car to steal him just so I could have him cook just for us, lol !!! all in all a great meal in a lovely setting with a smashing view.

We ate here while staying at the hotel. Good food, had some very nice local smoked salmon for starters, and local venison for main. Both nicely prepared.Helpful and cheerful service. Local beer from the bar went down well.

Great food but the service was like something out of the Fawlty Towers sitcom with wrong drinks being delivered to tables, and not even to the correct tables.Only a handful of diners were lucky enough to receive the solitary dessert menu board , although that in no way guaranteed that your order would then be taken. One waitress spent more time clearing empty tables and setting them up presumably for the next days breakfast than actually attending to customers. The overheard comment between the staff of " we are a great team" left me astounded. Hopefully last night was a one off as the main course which we did receive was actually very tasty, although I don't think I will be risking a return visit.

First two courses in 40 minutes, then a wait of 50 minutes until the sweet board arrived. Sat with our empty plates on the table for half an hour before they were taken away. Had the taste of Scotland sharing platter.....disappointing....half a dozen mouthfuls each and it was gone.....All in all, distinctly average.

Overlooking Loch Fyne the restaurant was ideally situated. There was an extensive menu for both dinner and breakfast with seafood, meat and vegetarian options. The quality and portion size was superb. A very good choice of wine and beers, including real ales and all were served by happy and efficient staff. We will definitely return.

Best kippers I ever had, directly from Loch Fyne, which we had a view of out the window. For dinner, everything was well prepared and much was locally sourced.

We are staying along the coast, near St. Catherines and we visited on a Wednesday evening. The welcome was warm and friendly, we sat in the conservatory area overlooking Loch Fyne. The food was absolutely delicious and so well cooked. I had the mushroom starter, followed by steak and the clanachan for desert. My wife enjoyed her scallops starter, venison and honeycomb desert. We are looking forward to returning tonight, our last night, for some more food heaven. Cairndow is just beautiful.

Le cadre dans la véranda est joli, le lac en face, l'intérieur est propre et lumineux, tables un peu serrées.Le service est agréable, le choix à la carte suffisant.Contrairement à notre diner de la veille (sur Girvan) , la cuisine est moins pointue, mais les St Jacques sur patate douce, le beaf pie, et les Cumberland sausages sur purée se laissent manger avec plaisir.Niveau d'un bon pub.L'offre dans le coin est limitée, cet établissement est le bienvenu.

Ate here after visiting he fabulous Ardkinglas forest/ gardens. Friendly attentive staff. Shared an excellent stuffed flat mushroom starter, then fish and chips and steak and ale pie. Both good and would certainly eat here again.

We ate here when staying at the hotel. The menu is limited so we ate there the first night out of 4. The restaurant is beautifully located and the food is good but I had 2 (gripes), firstly, the restaurant needs some money spent to give it some character like the Inn and secondly, wheelchair access needs to be improved. Every time a person needed to enter or exit the restaurant they had to go through the curtains where things are stored. It did not involve me but I actually felt uncomfortable at the fact they had to do this. Surely some form of access could be installed at the front so these individuals feel appreciated. Other than that, breakfast is good and you definitely need to give this place a try

Had an overnight stay at this lovely hotel. An old coaching inn on the Loch. Great views, comfy beds, spotlessly clean. Attentive, friendly staff and good value for money. Highly recommend.

We came here for an evening meal as it was recommended by the local B&B we were staying in. We were seated in the conservatory area, with beautiful views over the Loch as the sun was setting and the service we had was superb. We ordered the seafood platter to share as a starter - which caused a little misunderstanding which made everyone laugh and it was quickly put right - it was delicious.My wife had the Lamb and I had the Venison as main courses - they were beautiful as well.Locally produced beer was recommended and was lovely and the service we had could not be faulted.Thoroughly recommended.Thank you for a lovely meal, Ian & Sheila.

Great place for lunch today , have passed it on many occasions and never realised it was there . The food was delicious and the outside area beside the loch was stunning despite the Easter weather.

Must have passed behind this hamlet of a village with its great Inn many times, lovely fire in lounge and quaint bar which still has a water tap on counter but unfortunately not working, plenty of snug areas to sit in if weather is not so good, but fantastic beer garden with tables across the road and friendly staff will bring food over. A great spot to chill and Loch Fyne ale on draught, heaven on earth. Well worth a visit.

Enjoyed evening meals and breakfasts for three days. Bedrooms and public rooms lovely. The locals could not have been more welcoming and helpful with walk recommendations, and just generally making you feel part of a really special community.

Visited last year for an overnight stay and went back with friends for a pub lunch. Doing an overnight we again this year. An old coaching inn with sloping floors and quirky stairs. Great views, comfy beds, spotlessly clean and fabulous food.

No real ale on - and it's in the Good Beer Dundee 2017?!?!. Steak and Ale pie was very good but the burger a bit unusual.

A fantastic little hotel / restaurant / bar situated near Loch Fyne. Rooms were spacious, bathroom amazing, and the food and ales were absolutely fantastic. Would definitely recommend and return to when next in the area.Only minor issue I had was that the shower door in room 2a didn't quite close properly, but the double sized jacuzzi bath was a fantastic alternative.

My wife and I stayed here for the Friday until the Monday, whilst it is Sunday and I am writing this I cannot commend the "cabins" enough, very luxurious and beautiful views out onto Loch Fyne, plenty of things to do and superb facilities, our room had its own spa bath and soaking in that at the end of a long walk was wonderful.The pub itself is friendly, warm and inviting and very nice to sit and cogitate, sitting in front of the open log fire on a cool November evening was a lovely thing to do, then to the food the beer battered cod and chips with mushy peas was very good, the cooked breakfasts are excellent, whilst it may not be to everyone's taste the local black pudding was to die for. Cannot praise the friendly staff enough made our short stay in Scotland and Particularly the Argyll area well and truly special.

Something for everyone on the menu, presented well, tasted good and nice and hot.Staff attentive to you enjoying your meal

This hotel is in a very quiet village. We enjoyed our stay.The food was great. We also had a meal in our room.

Wir aßen Jakobsmuscheln als Starter, dreierlei Fisch bzw. Lambchops und zum Dessert sticky Toffee bzw. Cranachan.Die Portionen so, das man am Ende satt, aber nichts zu satt war, die Zubereitung schmackhaft, die Bedienung sehr freundlich und aufmerksam, so möchte man immer behandelt werden.Klare Empfehlung!

The menu is varied and caters for a variety of dietary options, The service is speedy and courteous. food is presented with excellence of a good temperature and cooked with perfection. The stables restaurant is nicely decorated and in keeping the places history. I am sure that if the AA were to rate this restaurant it would easily gain 3 rosettes.

Lovely food with a wide range to choose from,home cooked the staff very friendly,you can eat in the reasturaunt or pub part both lovely and clean