Kings House Hotel Restaurant in Highland

Great view... I mean GREAT view. And that is what this restaurant trades on. Service to be seated was slow to the point of feeling ignored. Asked for water, none came and had to ask again. This is the sort of establishment I would expect water to be standard on the table. I asked for gluten free bread and got a slice of the cheapest more rubbish white bread. Asda do better loaves. Meal portion was small, served on a cold plate and with cold veggies. And it was expensive for what it was. And they added a 10% service charge (needless to say I didn't pay it). Menu says they are cash free. That is not the case, I paid cash.

An enjoyable visit to the bar area. Service was always friendly and warm even during busy periods. Would recommend to anyone navigating the West Highland Way or just passing by.

The restaurant was also surprising. There is a nice bar and seating for dining. There is another bar for hikers on the other end which is nothing to brag about and they have different selections of beer and alcohol there. We were treated to magnificent views and plenty of deer grazing outside as we ate. The food and service were outstanding and we had no complaints.

Food was outstanding and a good selection on the menu for even the pickiest (me!) of eaters!Hubby had fish & chips and he said it was delicious. Batter was really light and not greasy at all. I had the chicken which was delicious. Sticky toffee pudding for dessert.... delicious!!! Now to the service...WOW brilliant!! We had Ashleigh look after us and she was the right level of attentiveness and very helpful. If you're staying at the hotel definitely book a table so you don't miss out

Stayed at hotel with husband and was blown away with restaurant views. Our server for the night was Ruslan and he made the experience even better he was a pleasure to deal with and nothing was too much trouble. I’m coeliac so eating out always makes me nervous but he was very reassuring and I felt confident when ordering food. The food itself was absolutely beautiful and the only down side is I was so full I couldn’t manage dessert but my husband did. Fantastic portions and great value for money, can’t fault anything at all.

We stayed overnight hete as part of WHW . Super drying room . Excellent restaurant dinner and breakfast both super . Views breathtaking . staff really friendly and helpful especially on reception. Room were fantastic with super views .even deer !

For my husband's birthday in July, we were heading down through Scotland, and had planned to eat at the Kingshouse Hotel, a place where we went 10 years ago before we got married, and had been a wonderful place full of character and charm. We had tried to book online, but the website didn't seem to work, we tried several times without success, it didn't tell us it wasn't working, we couldn't book a time, and when we tried to call, it directed us to the website (which we'd already tried!). So we thought we'd try our luck and drop in to see if we could get a table. We were lucky as there were only a few people in the restaurant when we arrived. My husband, nine-year old daughter and myself were seated, and the host asked if there was any allergies, and I said dairy and we were sat down. On the menu we were given, there were no mains without dairy, but I thought I could maybe have the venison burger without cheese and slaw. I asked a waiter who was walking around, if that would be a possibility, and he thought so, but said he'd ask the kitchen. We didn't see him again. A female waitress came and took our drinks which took 15-20 minutes to arrive. When she brought the drinks, I asked if there was anything non-dairy, and she went and got a vegan menu that had two mains on it, neither which had meat (I'm not vegan, I've got an intolerance to dairy). It took her another 20 minutes and us waving her down to order our food - I went with the burger no cheese or slaw. It took approximately 30 minutes for the food to arrive (which isn't too bad), but my venison burger arrived, loaded with cheese and slaw. I pointed out to the man who delivered the food (from the kitchen) that I'd ordered without cheese or slaw, and he removed it and in less than five minutes there was a new burger in front of me. We waited for the bill, trying to wave someone down, and I left my husband to deal with it while I went off to the toilet with my daughter. When we returned to the table, my husband pointed out that hotel guests were being treated to bread, and that the waitress (who had been ours) had gone to one table three times to ask if things were okay while we were away from the table. I finally was able to get the bill, but then it took another 10 minutes for her to return with the machine. The service was incredibly slow, and I would have thought that they would have wanted to get us out as quickly as possible as we weren't staying at the hotel, and that we had a child who as time was getting on was getting less able to sit still. I wouldn't say the food was amazing, it was okay. Though the servers were pleasant, they weren't overly attentive, or didn't appreciate that we were paying the same amount for the food as the other guests. If they hadn't wanted to let people to enter the restaurant that weren't staying there, they should have said, we would have turned around and found another pub nearby. The character from the old Kingshouse Hotel is no longer there (other than the entrance on the east side), but the view remains - and I'm guessing that is what people are paying the high prices for. As I said, I'm sure you get stellar service if you're a hotel resident, but save your time (and money) if you're not.

This kind of deserves 5 star but it is very expensive. We stayed in the bunkhouse during the WHW but ate out at the restaurant and lounge. This was very nice, seats extremely comfy, food was very nice and service good for a busy restaurant. Beer choice good and atmosphere nice. Really pleasant experience, but just a bit pricey.

We had an excellent dinner at the hotel restaurant and Sal and Ronald were serving us. They both provided excellent service. There were several vegetarian options to choose from. The views at the restaurant are incredible.

We all had a lovely experience, with the food tonight. Very well presented , but the service left a bit of a bad taste in our mouths. We ordered the venison, the duck and lamb the kids had pizza and chicken , pizzas weren't very nice. But the rest of the food was first class!! Our server didn't ring our wine for at least 20 mins after we ordered it, he didn't provide an ice bucket and plonked the bottle down!? Pardon the pun. The food arrived on time for that though , good experience but the service needs work .so 4 out of 5 we would give 5 but the service let it down sorry

Jenny was super helpful and knowledgeable with information about weather, wildcamping and wildlife. Super friendly and hospitable.

Such a fantastic setting and we've had a nice lunch here previously but dinner (as residents) was disappointing.The lovely (if tiny) pieces of Loin of Venison were cooked beautifully with a nice jus. However - fondant potato was not as advertised.This should be layers of potato cooked in loads of butter and garlic, gorgeous but instead, was a piece of boiled potato cut into a cylinder shape - so disappointing! Given the main course was not cheap in price, this was also very poor value.I was going to complain but it's horrible spoiling a meal by doing this so we stayed quiet. My Raspberry Cranachan was so poor.A glass of overly whipped, almost solid cream with no trace of whisky soaked oats through it and two rasps perched on top.Another major disappointment. Sticky Toffee Pudding was fine. The quality of cooking just doesn't reflect the 4 star hotel experience - have they lost a good chef? Breakfast was ok...buffet cold options though hot breakfast pre-cooked in the kitchen and kept warm.We were down at 7.30am and the bacon was already very dry when served to us. I also wish these places in the midst of such grand scenery should not blare out awful Pop Musak at breakfast and dinner(or anytime!). Surely something a bit classier and also some Scottish music (Runrig too) would create a better atmosphere? You could be anywhere, some pub in the city and a city anywhere for that matter, with the quality of music blaring away.It detracts from the 4 star interior and the wonderful, wild setting.

We arrived late in the day and pulled in to the drive and saw a huge stag. After we had checked in we made reservations for a 7 pm meal. Our wait staff consisted of a young man named Ruslan who was so professional and kind. Our food was delicious and included fish and chips, a huge portion of haddock and fries. Another entree was chicken served with smashed potatoes and it was delicious as well. Sticky toffee pudding was a sweet ending but the real highlight of the meal was meeting Ruslan and sharing our mutual interests.

We stopped off in the bar for soup and a drink at lunchtime. Louise made us most welcome. The furniture was very comfortable and the views were stunning. Our soup was very warming and tasty. Excellent service from all staff and worth a visit if you’re passing.

Stopped for lunch. Restaurant was fully booked, which is understandable for a very popular tourist destination. What isn't acceptable though, was the very rude, abrasive way we were dismissed by the staff. HE was very rude when there was no need to be. Won't be back.

My meal of Loch Etive Seatrout was amazingly delicious. Everything was perfectly prepared. I would certainly order this again and again!

Good starters. Nearly every main course that was ordered was dry including the fish and venison. Absolutely not worth the prices. The langoustines for nearly 40 euros and were dry, tasted like nothing. Hours after eating one tail we felt sick. We received 3x the amount of wine ordered and had to pay the part. The replacement food was to come under 10 minutes but took 40 minutes. Nice interior and location, unfortunately restaurant underperformed all expectations.

No es bonito por fuera, Muy agradable dentro y comida muy por encima de todo lo que hemos probado por aquí. Parada obligada entre Skye y Edimburgo

We went in to get a bite to eat. Advised we had to have a booking or be a resident . The place was empty!! Advised to try the restaurant, then told to go to the open bar at the back . Went there and the barman pointed to a menu to look at offering soup and pies!! I thanks !!! I also advised the girl at reception that one of the main toilets was dirty , she didn’t even bother to look at me and mumbled something about housekeeping . I only advised as a large party of tourists had arrived.. Hence save the hotel embarrassment!! Won’t set my foot back in it… used to be a really friendly place . Talk about a lack of interest in earning money!!!

Bien décevant !!! Prix forts pour portions très minimes... Salle de restaurant tres bruyante lorsque les bus debarqient ! Je ne recommande pas.. Dommage, tres belle vue et staff très attentionné..

After a very long walk on the West Highland Way, we had spent a lot of money for a nice Hotel, unfortunately the service in the restaurant was not what we expected, table booked for 8pm, finally sat us at 8.20, then we waited and waited some more, getting close to leaving the food arrived, which was nice but not a lot, we asked for the service charge to be deducted which they did, over all it is a high end Hotel being run by under paid young inexperienced staff.

We popped into the Way Inn bar for a pint this afternoon. We didn't receive a smile little alone a warm Highland welcome from Paris the barman. I've worked in hospitality for the last 26 years and that man should not be working front of house. I frankly found the whole experience bizarre. We won't be returning. We visited the Clachaig afterwards and received a lovely welcome from the bar staff who couldn't be more helpful.

Eigentlich wollten wir nur kurz stoppen, etwas kleines essen und weiterfahren. Der Burger und der Pie den wir assen waren wirklich ausgezeichnet. Die Aussicht war beeindruckend. Die Wartezeit war aber extrem lang und das, obwohl nur sehr wenig Gäste anwesend waren.

Je déconseille ce restaurant très chichiteux, très cher et petite portion . Bref un attrape touriste à éviter. Le bar qui offre une petite restauration est très sympa par contre

Quite possibly the worst service I’ve ever gotten at a restaurant including fast food and truck stops. Our meal began with someone bringing water to our table that had multiple plates of butter. We then had to ask for bread to go with the butter and got something resembling standard white sandwich bread. Then after quite some time our waiter (or one of them) comes up and without introducing himself asks us if “we know what we want”. No introduction, no have you dined here before, etc. We then ate, and to be fair the food was pretty good. We then sat while multiple busboys came to take our plates away, two of whom dropped silverware, including one utensil on my arm, because they didn’t know how to properly stack plates and silverware. We then waited st an empty table for about 20 min. for our check. Most of our party gave up and went up to their (painfully middling) rooms. The check finally comes with a server dropping on the table and walking away without saying a word. I went to sign for the meal and I had no pen. I then went to the host stand, got one, and signed my bill. As I walked through the lobby a server literally ran up to me saying I couldn’t put the meal on my room because I hadn’t left a card at the desk. So then in the middle of the lobby I swiped my credit card and signed the check. It’s not like they didn’t know where to find me! We were booked for another two nights. Even my very even tempered father-in-law was angry. I asked the waiter who had chased me down if he had ever eaten at a restaurant (and I was serious). Comically bad except that it ruined my night. We didn’t eat dinner at the hotel for the remainder of our stay.

The location is fantastic.however the attitude of some of the staff in the bar/lounge area could do with some improvment. My son arrived just before us and asked for table for 8. He was told nothing was available, despite the place being half full at most. I arrived 5 mins later and asked and suddenly there was a table . The younger staff were friendly..but senior staff were not so friendly. We drove up especially from Glasgow to show our family this place , but the experience was dampened significantly by the attitude we encountered there..Very disappointing for such a wonderful location . As it turns out , this was our second visit. We did a similar trip in April and the same service/attitude was also displayed. Wont be back ...pity. Food was OK, but pricey for what it was.

Attached to the Kingshouse Hotel, this is a convenient restaurant with ample indoor and outdoor seating. In the winter, they have plastic globes with heaters inside for those wishing to dine outside. The food presentation was great but the taste was a bit bland; I would’ve liked some more flavor. Breakfast was good, as there was a nice spread for those staying at the hotel.

Firstly the location of the Kinghouse Hotel is stunning. It’s a unique place and well worth the stop - 360 degrees of amazing landscape all around. It was beautifully sunny when we visited, but I bet it’s amazing whatever the weather - fine or foreboding. It’s also very smart inside. As we had a dog with us, we ate in the ‘bar’ area of the hotel - it’s a large and airy room with large panoramic windows. We ordered to start - breaded haggis balls (these were sadly sat in a large bowl of mustard mayonnaise), soup (good) and ham terrine (also good). For mains we had the venison burger, the venison pie and the mushroom risotto. Burger and pie were both good. However we have never seen a pink risotto before. It seemed to have been made like a rice pudding (and tasted a bit like one unfortunately) with oily mushrooms placed on top. Service was fine and we had teas and coffees outside. It’s a bit pricey for a bar style lunch but as it’s a hotel with an amazing location (also on the West Highland Way route so gets a fair few walkers) it has a steady and grateful customer base.

I was filled with great excitement at the thought of dining in one of the most stunning locations in Scotland, as a well earned break from the West Highland Way. A crescendo of disappointment unfolded as we sat down for our silver service meal. The clearly unpractised waiting staff made faces and rolled their eyes on a couple occasions; when we asked for tap water as oppose to bottled water and when we asked for the soup accompanying bread that had not made it to the table. The spiral of disappointment was exacerbated when the staff seemed to avoid our table and proceeded to clear and clean all of the other tables in the restaurant before finally tending to ours and brining the bill some 30 minutes later. The crescendo was tippified by the waiter impatiently demanding our payment option whilst we passed the plates to the end of the table. I would feel sympathy for the chefs, who produced a decent meal. But the sympathy quickly dissipated when we realised they were receiving a healthy portion of tips from the (somewhat veiled) 10% service charge that was added to all bills; yes even the drinks at the bar. Please do enjoy the view at this beautiful location, but do not burden yourself with the disappointment this restaurant has to offer.

Loved the food here! The staff was excellent. The drinks were great. And, of course, THE VIEW!!

Dinner, drinks, and breakfast the next day. This was the best breakfast I had along the West Highland Way. Great options and plenty of food to get us over the Devil's Staircase. All the staff were helpful and friendly.

I was sadly disappointed. I know the place of old and the new looks good. We wanted a good dinner and the restaurant was empty. Unfortunately you have to have made a reservation earlier so we couldn't eat. No problem we'll eat in the bar....

This was on our list to visit and we are so glad it was. The setting is stunning with beautiful views in amazing grounds. The food was delicious, with choices for every taste, even as a vegetarian I had multiple options. The staff were very...

Stopped for lunch and a nice hot drink. Food was fabulous and staff super friendly. Would recommend if in the area. The whole hotel is beautifully decorated . Open fire in both reception and bar , can't wait to revisit

Amazing, everything is beautiful. Views from every seat in the restaurant, ambience with open log fire, delicious food and everything around said quality. High quality is everywhere.

Had a delightful stay and good food at Kingshouse. Good sea trout. Good wine selection. Comfortable room with great views.

After walking 19 miles from Tyndrum, we had dinner at the Kingshouse Hotel restaurant. Beth was our server and she was fantastic. She was professional but energetic, friendly and absolutely the best server I’ve ever had. She really added to my dining experience. What an...

Popped in for an early evening light meal at the Way Inn after a long day hiking and sightseeing around Glencoe. Lovely welcoming place full of fellow walkers. We shared a lovely bowl of hot chips, steak&ale pie and macaroni cheese pie. Perfect and just...

This place is a band dull tourist trap. The first is dull nd about s original s a brick. The menu is so limited it's pathetic. 17 quid for a so called venison burger, 12 chips but wait it's posh as you get a dolop...

This was an unexpected pleasure! Wow, I will reassess my thoughts on Scottish cuisine. The oysters were delicious, the venison was superb, best ever, and the chocolate and raspberry torte was amazing! Best service by attentive and efficient Andrew, and friendly entertaining service from Beth....

Als je door de Glencoe rijdt of wandelt moet je hier zeker even binnenspringen voor een drankje of een hapje....

Hotel setting absolutely stunning, on arrival the Receptionist was really lovely, very friendly and bubbly, turns out she was the only lovely member of staff, the rest were unfriendly and obviously didn’t want to be there, no smiles just faces you could trip over. For...

Great restaurant. Limited menu but food is excellent and servings are extremely copious. Staff super friendly and efficient.

We stopped at Kingshouse hotel on our way north looking for a bowl of soup. At first we were told we could have butternut squash or mushroom soup but after we had ordered the butternut soup and were settled at a table we were then...

Stopped at the Kingshouse while tackling the West Highland Way in June 2022. Great location with stunning views down Glencoe. The rooms were luxurious and the bath was a lovely and deep to soak aching legs. Had a lovely meal and service was outstanding. Hotel...

We stayed in a bunkhouse room for four on the night of 31st May, as part of our walking the West Highland Way. My daughter left her iPad on the top bunk. She contacted Kinghsouse as soon as she had double checked it wasn't in...

After a bad experience up at the Glencoe Mountain resort where cafe staff were awful, we popped down to see if we could get food at this hotel and the front of house staff could not have been more friendly and helpful. Wonderful attitude and...

Lovely and very spacious rooms with good facilities. Nice bar, restaurant and coffee shop. Stunning views of Buachaille Etive Mor and Glencoe.

Spacious restaurants with a good choice of tasty meals and friendly, helpful staff. Excellent choices at breakfast

Really friendly staff, an amazing and very tasty vegan menu with good wine. All set in a beautifully decorated restaurant with massive windows allowing stunning views of the scenery. (Two deer and a few ducks even came to say hi outside, an added bonus.) I...

Please note that while you can book times and view “Restaurant “ menu it is unavailable. Apparently this decision was made 3 weeks ago and NO changes have been made on website, nor are guests informed of change until sat & provided the “Bar” menu....

Wow what a place to stay in the wilds. After walking From Tyndrum to Kingshouse stayed in the bunkhouse very impressed the best bunkhouse I've stayed In ever. The Evening meal and Breakfast in the kingshouse restaurant was superb fantastic staff to. Best thing was...

Lovely ambience in the dining room. No spaces when we arrived but a table was booked for 45 minutes later. The fellow who was checking our booking was rather rude but apart from him we enjoyed our meal and found staff friendly and helpful especially...

While in the restaurant I was shocked at how rude the staff were especially Stephen, while eating the staff would look down their nose at you and show no customer service. It is evident they do not care about the quality of your visit but...

This is a great place to stop for a drink by the crackling fire and take in the views of Glencoe. Hotel reception and bar area was exceptionally clean despite walkers and cyclists coming and going all day. All the staff we spoke to were...

Disappointing visit overall. Location and decor of the bar area/restaurant was nice but we were disappointed with the service. Arrived for our dinner reservation in the restaurant and were left sitting waiting for 10 minutes with no apology for the delay. Our food order (which...

Lovely hotel, stayed whilst doing the West Highland Way. Unfortunately the restaurant does not match the hotel’s standards. On the night we visited, there was no steak so the main menu comprised only two vegetarian and two carnivorous options: Spatchcocked chicken; Langoustines; a Butternut squash...

Arrived Thursday 2nd September for a 2 day stay, the hotel is in a remote location with stunning views all around. Arrived at 2:40 pm, we had completed express check in prior to arrival, our room key should have been available from 2:30 as stated...

Beautiful views, wonderful selection of food, attentive staff. It gave the impression of an upscale restaurant and was really suitable for a celebration. One of our group was vegan and there was an entirely separate vegan menu for her. By far the best place for...

Attended a fantastic wedding this past weekend - was served late into the night by a banterous bartender called Lee. Professional, charming, and a seasoned server of Baby Guinnesses, I can only hope I will see him again at the bar in the future!

This is the first time we've been in the restaurant since it has been extended and rebuilt and it was a joyous experience. The views, the food and the service were all excellent. The Cullen skink and haggis, neeps and tatties starters were delicious and...

Visited this afternoon for lunch. Lovely attentive staff on arrival, nice to see visitors out in the out door seating area on such a lovely sunny day enjoying the beautiful scenery. Myself and my husband both had Fish and Chips it was good portion size...

Stopped in here along our west highland way journey. Very welcoming and helpful stuff. It had been pouring with rain and Andy let us dry some stuff in the drying room while we enjoyed a coffee. Great spot for a mid morning stop and some...

We came on a weekend when weddings were being held in the Inn, so we sat outdoors and ate from the burger hut. Aside from the midge horde, it was one of my favourite meals. Melissa in the burger hut makes an absolutely mean burger...

Had the most amazing experience. Food was excellent and staff exceeded our expectations. The girls in the restaurant made us feel so special, especially Lesley

Stopped here for food during the 5th day of my WHW walk. Great service and the food was just spot on. Definitely a place to stop during the WHW

Stopped off for food on way throgh Glencoe. The hotel is very impressive with excellent views of the surrounding landscape from the restaurant. The staff were attentive, welcoming and professional. The food was very good quality and reasonably priced for the venue and quality. Would...

Our holiday family get together, 6 of us. food was excellent. I had Fish and Chips, the best I have tasted in a very long time. Granddaughter had the Wild boar . Excellent food with excellent service, in a very beautiful part of the world....

Having visited for lunch in November 2020, we were excited to return for an evening meal during our stay. Our friends had stayed the previous night and had not been impressed with their meal and unfortunately we had the same complaints. The restaurant is currently...

Fantastic food, so tasty, portions hikers would hope for, and good gluten free options. Staff were very friendly and helpful, our waiter Lee was especially excellent. Great views too!

Called in for a pint during the WHW and Andy was very friendly and a good pint with a fantastic view across to the Glen and moor

What a lovely place in a stunning setting.even the deer meet you in the carpark when you arrive .Food is lovely, recommend the venison pie. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Our server for dinner was Mela,was friendly,knowledgeble with a bubbly personality. Highly recommend a...

Fantastic location, with great views and deer wandering in the car park. We opted for the main restaurant and although the menu looked overly fancy, the food was delicious.

If you haven’t visited the Kingshouse yet, it should be on you bucket list. The setting is superb and it’s got a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. As well as stunning views it allows you to take a wee wander along the west highland way while you...

They really have done a great job with the new Kingshouse with bar and restaurant. Beautiful wood panelling and lovely natural wood fires. The drinks and snacks were fine and staff were pleasant.

I absolutely loved the Kingshouse. Sadly I was only there for lunch, but I would love to come back and stay.We were seated in the window at the restaurant so had a perfect view of the deer outside.I ordered steak which was nice, but not as tasty as I'd hoped, but the amazing views definitely made up for it.I can't wait to visit again

The hotel itself is a great place for a stay but the restaurant lacks any sort of coherent organisation and lacks basic staff protocols. Examples are: 1. Menu says to ask server about any dish on the menu. When we did this, the gentleman in question said “I am not sure” then went on to say “it comes with something”. He then just stood over us with no offer to find out. 2. Lack of table checks means no issue with meal is picked up unless the customer directly brings it up.3. Breakfast quality varies from overcooked haggis, bacon and tattie scone one day to an well cooked breakfast the next day.4. Covid restrictions apply so the menu is very limited unless you like seafood, game or offal. This left my wife and I struggling and despite asking the same gentleman server, no alternatives of any kind were offered.5. A booking service operates for breakfast, again because of Covid but when we arrived at our allotted time, we were told there would be a delay as no food ready.All in all, a memorable stay at the hotel with great reception and bar service marred by the chaos in the restaurant

Stayed here for one night while walking West Highland Way,. Great views from window seat in the bar dining area. I ate venison pie (appropriate with deer walking past the windows) and my wife ate beer battered haddock and chips. Food was good but not exceptional.

Was recommended by family to visit to see the views, tame deer and food. I wasn’t disappointed. It’s well signposted and plenty of parking on site which the deer roam through. When collecting my bag from the boot one of the deer came sauntering over to me, no doubt thinking I had some food, it was so surreal but amazing. I was booked in for lunch and had fish and chips with mushy peas which was absolutely delicious. The restaurant was spotless and the servers were so friendly and helpful. I would not hesitate to come again.

We stayed here for three days. The hotel is lovely. What lets it down is the restaurant . The breakfast service every day was chaotic, no leadership. No staff looking after a section so lots of running around like headless chickens . Our cooked breakfast was lukewarm. We waited ages from being seated to getting tea and toast and cereal. We had tea splashed onto the table by a waitress who had to be asked for a serviette to clean it up, Shambolic.The evening menu is limited especially if you do not eat game. Prices are high for what you get. The Langoustines were lovely but they came with nothing but a salad garnish, no bread, no fries - for £30 each. Service is automatically added at 10% .I would stay at the hotel again but would not eat at the restaurant.

7 years ago this pub was just on its own and served the best pie ever!!!!! This time when we went back its huge with lots of new lodges and bunkhouses which I get because they are based on the the west Highland way so why not make it walker friendly. We stopped for a coffee and had a walk. Our main reason though was to see the deer come out and they did along with a stag!!! There was also a wedding taking place which was lovely to see.

My husband & I stopped off here today for lunch on our way home from Fort William. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with lovely big smiles & friendly staff. I ordered the cheese & toast & salt & pepper sweet potatoe fries & my hubby ordered the venison burger. Both of us thoroughly enjoyed our lunch. Everything was so tasty. I actually couldn't finish my cheese on toast because I was stuffed but ate as much as I could because it was so tasty. The service was fantastic from all the staff, especially the young, petite Mediterranean looking waitress who was so lovely, helpful & friendly. The decor is beautiful. Very fresh, bright & clean & location is amazing. Great Covid measures put in place & all staff wore their masks & were cleaning as soon as a table left. Totally recommend & will definitely be back.

Very rainy day with pluvious reception for lunch We were a party of 4 girls who arrived rather wet for lunch. “Muddy boots and outdoor gear welcome” on WHW website - must have referred to another establishment Food and waitress service exemplary but front of house and customer service demeaning and needs addressing

My partner and I headed along for dinner and drinks with some friends. Upon arriving we got a slightly frosty welcome but were seated at near the window along from the bar with our dog. The waitress came along and took our drinks order which came pretty quickly. Staff came by regularly to check if we were ready to order. In the end we ordered oysters, deep fried Camembert, Mac & Cheese, Venison burger, Chicken burger and haggis hot dog. The oysters were phenomenal and I would highly recommend. The main courses were all really good but I would not recommend the Camembert as you only get 2 small pieces that are smaller than the size of a chicken nugget. Food came very quickly and staff were there to make sure we had everything. Overall, we had an amazing time with good food. We found that from about 8pm, staff numbers declined and it was really hard to get hold of anyone to get anything that we needed. The waitress that served us (young, blonde, I think her name was Lauren) was absolutely fantastic and is a credit to to your team! The views are stunning and it has a great atmosphere. I would certainly come back and recommend to a friend.

Food was lovely Service from wee Ryan was amazing Went above and beyond! Would definitely recommend.

Had a fantastic meal at the kingshouse tonight. Food was phenomenal and perfect after a day of walking the West Highland Way.Tonight we had Ryan as a waiter and he was very professional and happy to help. We wanted to split the bill and he went above and beyond by giving us separate bills.

Service - 5star! Our waiter, Ryan, gave us the best service I have ever experienced. Absolute legend.

The food and service was very good and our waiter Ryan had outstandingly good customer service. He went above and beyond to improve our experience at the restaurant!

Stopped off for a bite to eat and ordered a Mac n Cheese with fries, A burger and fries and 2 teas... £43.81! I wouldn't mind the price if the food was exceptional but it was far from it.I expected at £16.50 to be given a proper homemade gourmet burger but it was worse than what you would expect from a snack van. Presentation didn't look great to start with but the taste was a lot worse. The food was served very quickly and it was obvious why - burger was hard on the outside and mushy inside...it clearly had been pre-cooked a long time before and I guess stuck in the microwave to re-heat. I rarely send food back but had to be done, I just couldn't eat it. They replaced it with a fresh-cooked burger but even then it was nowhere near the quality of what you would expect, I'd still put it alongside a snack van standard at best.The Mac n Cheese was disappointing too, also felt like it was heated in the microwave. There's no excuse for serving food like this at any time but it was a near empty restaurant. The final sting in the tail was the automatically added 10% gratuity to the bill...seriously! Why? This hotel/restaurant is in an amazing location, it looks great, the staff were friendly but the food is just a complete rip-off. Feels like they expect a lot of one-off customers so don't really care about what they are serving.

Menu in bar and restaurant are the same. The mountain views are slightly better in the restaurant. Well set out and the staff are wonderful.

It was a relief to get to Kings house after a 19 mile walk, and I wasn’t disappointed. A warm welcome, very spacious and comfortable room and good food. Fairly limiteddinner menu but fresh fish and chips were really excellent. Good breakfast and excellent hygiene and social distancing in place. I would love to stay again.

Beer was cold and the food and service were very good, great view down the valley, would be cosy in winter.Only feedback would be the the amount of PPE the staff were wearing, seemed a bit of overkill to me for plastic aprons, visors and masks.Would return.

Second visit since the renovation and once again it did not disappoint. Incredible location, great facilities. Excellent food, generous portions, good range of choices. Friendly, relaxed but attentive staff and appropriate prices. Clear and well managed COVID safety measures too.

Booked 2 weeks in advance as very busy time of year. Upon arrival placed in the bar not in the restaurant (Despite our booking), not ideal, but not terrible. Service very poor. We waited almost 30 minutes before even being presented with a drinks menu. When the food arrived, admittedly not too long, orders were wrong and the food dreadful. Fish and chips was particularly tasteless. Ordered ‘fresh’ orange juice as driving. Watered down nonsense. Overall a very bad choice. Strongly avoid.

Disappointed with the whole experience in the restaurant. Really bland food with no seasoning and no salt/ pepper on tables. We didn’t get to order drinks for at least 30 minutes after sitting down and the orders themselves were wrong. This was not the fault of the staff who were obviously very busy and very apologetic but given the prices we were expecting a better experience and well cooked and seasoned food. One of the staff members was coughing, under a mask, but still very disconcerting for customers given the current pandemic.

A family visit (2 Adults & 2 teenage young men) to take advantage of the Eat Out to Help Out Scheme.A thoroughly enjoyable evening with attentive staff and great food. The venison pie & red cabbage was a real treat for the lady in the group whilst the lads enjoyed the Ribeye & Venison Burger. My pork belly burger was very nice too.All in all highly recommended.

We spent 3 nights staying at Kings House hotel, ate in the restaurant every night. Really good food and attentive, friendly staff. John and Adam looked after us really well. They offered good advice on walks/ hikes too. Thank you.

After a long day climbing we were warmly welcomed by the Kingshouse hotel at the end of Glencoe valley.Covid control was good and staff made us so welcome. It’s been 30 yrs since I was last at the Kingshouse and the atmosphere is relaxing & changed but the heart of catering for walkers is still there. Absolutely loved it.

Excellent haggis starter , followed by trawler fresh langoustine and salad . The food is quite simply superb , and not to be missed . This was combined with excellent attentive service . The hotel is lovely and the setting quite simply breathtaking . Not to be missed.

I must point out that I visited very soon after reopening due to Covid so may not reflect the normal.The restaurant had a very limited option Mostly bar type food Mac'n cheese Hot dog and no fewer than 5 different hamburgers fish and chips only a steak or langoustines of restaurant standard. I think they could have done better than that.