Dunoon Burgh Hall in Argyll & Bute

We stopped here on a cold and very windy day. Cafe is a bit small, but the cakes are scrumptious and the hot chocolate was perfectly chocolatey, delicious and warming which was just what was needed. Coffee and tea also was great. The two ladies who run the cafe are lovely and bake some really delicious treats. They have a small shop too full of pretty stuff. Will definitely be coming back here next time I'm in Inveraray.

Great place to go for breakfast and lunch.

I recently stayed at the Ardencaple Hotel, and while the location is great, the overall experience left much to be desired. The biggest letdown was the service—it felt disorganized, and the staff, though polite, seemed either overworked or inattentive. Requests took far too long to be addressed, and there was a general lack of attentiveness that made the stay less enjoyable. The hotel itself is in desperate need of renovations. The rooms are outdated, with worn furniture, tired-looking carpets, and bathrooms that have clearly seen better days. Even the common areas feel neglected, with peeling paint and a general sense that the place hasn’t been properly maintained in years. What could be a charming and cozy hotel instead feels run-down and in need of serious investment. It’s a shame because the setting has a lot of potential, but until they make some much-needed upgrades and improve the service, I wouldn’t rush back.

Booked for Ceilidh night. Fantastic, everyone mixing, having a laugh and fun, what life's about, certainly worked up a sweat with dancing and worked my delicious tea off,superbly cooked and beautifully presented! Lovely staff.

A bit tired, but nice helpful staff. Food wasn't so good for us. Very cramped and limited parking.