The Drovers Inn in Stirling

Popped in on a Sunday early afternoon for some lunch with 3 children. We seated ourselves pretty quickly but had to ask for kids menus which took a while for the staff to find. Ordered at the bar for drinks, asked to have one of the kids meal deal drinks as part of the order and told had to order that kids meal now as well. So we placed the order for 3 kids meals (only one to include a drink), 3 coffees, 2 irn bru and a lemonade. £47!!! I think there may be a 10% service charge added, not sure as partner paid and didn't see receipt but seemed very expensive. Anyway we later ordered the adult meals and food came out relatively quickly. However it was a Sunday so we ordered 4 roast dinners, someone wanted steak but that was off apparently. When asked if we wanted anything else, I asked for apple sauce for the pork. Sorry we don't have that I was told. Seriously who serves pork without apple sauce being available? I mean they called it roast pork but it was essentially a pork loin steak with some new potatoes that were dehydrated along with some parsnips and carrots, typical tasteless over sized Yorkshire pudding and some watery oily brown liquid that I guess constitued gravy. I really wouldn't recommend this, I usually finish meals out and I really couldn't with this, partly the portion was mainly stodge and also because it just wasn't great. A bit of quantity over quality for the whole meal. The staff were OK, though not the service you would expect from such a known pub. It's overpriced and staff are just a bit laid back. I think they mean welll but definite lack of direction and no leadership. I won't return for food or probably even a drink. Being quite remote there probably won't be any need to - only been twice (once just for drinks) and only because we had visitors up from down south. With a decent menu and soe enthusiastic staff it could be great. You can't reserve a table and I think this is because they don't really want to do the decent meal out service so maybe just go for drinks, dissapointing.

We came for the ghosts, and left with a full belly. We stopped in while on a road-trip across the country. The breakfast was delicious and the waitstaff were friendly. Got super spooky vibes on the bar side, but not the dining room side. The decor is mostly taxidermy animals and info about the hotel and grounds. Wish we could have arrived for dinner time because the menu is bursting with delicious meals.

Stopping for lunch was a nice surprise. The Inn is historic with plenty of atmosphere. Stuffed animals and birds provide an eerie space in the reception area and of course its regarded as one of the most haunted locations in Scotland. The food and beer were very good. Their BIG downfall in the pub are the sticky tables, UGH!

Came in at the end of breakfast service..."too late" they said. Then we asked for just americano with hot milk..."we don't do hot milk" they said. Then the server walled away. Someone else came and we asked if they had a microwave to heat the milk... "yes" they said. Meanwhile, they served so.eone else a latte (which is made with hit milk). Clearly a press-button machine. Two americanos with lukewarm milk later I went to the ladies loo (which was absolutely filthy). Partner paid for coffee at over 7£ and, adding insult, they charged us 10% service. Won't go back there.

Awful place, filthy, run down, tired. Nothing like advertised Stayed all over Scotland and this was the most expensive and the only one I would NEVER come back to or recommend. Lets down beautiful Scotland

I wasn’t around in 1705. Missed that by a few years, but a sing at the doorway indicates the inn and pub have been around for more than three centuries. Plenty of time to hone their skills. The food and service are superb. Unless you have certain food allergies, ask the server for recommendations. I was pleased and would like to have returned for another meal, but our tour group had to move on to another destination. Great pub grub and Scottish cuisine.

Had an overnight in the Drovers lodges, and we were not disappointed. Friendly staff comfortable bed and great food. The steak pie was amazing with the freshest vegetables, and Liam was an awesome waiter

This pub is such a bizarre place that you just have to come and see it for yourself! It's so old that it's not even vintage, but more like heritage :)I stayed at the Inn and I can say that everything was very clean and proper, but not very modern (except the bathroom). Good selection of beers, microwaved but tasty food. But I have to stress out that the breakfast was phenomenal! Properly cooked porridge and well prepared poached eggs!

Stopped here for lunch. Experienced an unbelievable time warp, could have walked into the pub 300 years ago. Food and service excellent.

Een inn met pub uit 1705, direct aan de West Highland Way van Glasgow naar Fort William, net ten noorden van Loch Lomond. Het pand oogt heel robuust. Van binnen zeer afgeleefd, maar dat is wel deel van de charme. Een pub zoals je je een oude pub voorstelt. Allerlei mottige opgezette beesten geven ook een speciaal tintje. Wij hadden er prima sandwiches. Buiten staan picknick tafels voor klanten. Ruime parking.

My friends and I stayed for two nights in this quirky inn and we loved every minute of our stay. Our triple room was large and the view of the waterfalls from the window was beautiful. Food was excellent and the drinks excellent. If you like history, ghosts and taxidermy this place is for you.

A group of friends stayed over the weekend to celebrate my 50th birthday. We stayed in the rooms across the road and was pleasantly surprised as they were better than expected, bed was clean & comfy, tea & coffee were provided and also a hairdryer.The shower was poor, but it did the job!Live music was on Friday & Saturday night, and boy what an amazing party atmosphere, the staff were super friendly and made us feel so welcome.Breakfast in the mornings were good. We met so many lovely people and I will definitely be returning for a second stay!

Stopped for lunch with a friend.Dissapointed with the meal ,which wasnt cheap for what it was Chicken was overcooked and dry.Steakpie was ok..Frozen chips peas and carrots and the mash didnt look too great either.Would come back for a drink but we will avoid the meals,Can no one come up with other veg choices other than peas and carrots,seems to be the easy option.

Great food and lovely atmosphere in this pub/restaurant. Very helpful pleasant staff. Great outdoor area for eating/drinking, large car park at rear.

The Inn is so full of character, yet makes a great cup of coffee. Stepping inside is like going back in time. An excellent stopping off point on the road north.

The pub has endless character and a brilliant, easy going atmispgere. It is like stepping back in time. I did not stay over so cannot comment on the rooms. I did, however, have a meal there and it was lovely. Good choice of food, well cooked and presented and really quick service. Recommended if you are in the area.

Was here a few years ago while walking the West Highland Way so had to return when we were driving past on the way back to the boat. Once again the highland burger did not disappoint. Our 5 year old particularly enjoyed her spaghetti bolognaise.

Время тут остановилось! Здание, интерьер, меню и униформа официантов ( а также язык, кажется, потому что я ничего не понимала, хахахаха) не изменились на протяжении веков! Жаркое из козули было превосходным, а овсяная каша на завтрак превзошла все ожидания. Немного шокирует наличие чучел животных. Радует очень дружелюбное отношение к собакам клиентов.

L’accueil se fait dans le vieux hall d’entrée coincé entre les grande et petite salles du pub. Après on zigzague dans les couloirs pour rejoindre notre chambre ! On se croirait dans un décor de film !

Stopped off here for lunch.Lovely area and the inn is quaint with interesting objects on the walls.Plenty of choice on menu but why frozen chips ,peas and carrots ,are there no other veg that can be served.was kinda expecting fresh. Not sure my mash was fresh either,was a funny colour but tasted ok.We will return but will choose something else...

While staying in the local area we stopped off her for dinner one evening. I had previously read about this hotel on pinterest, about the age of the building, the curios inside and that it is supposedly haunted, so wanted to see it for myself.

Essen im Pub ein Genuß und eine Augenweide. Wenn man ihn zum ersten mal betritt kommt man aus dem Staunen nicht mehr raus. Tiere, Rüstung, Bilder ecc. alles durcheinander ausgestellt. Immer wieder entdeckt man etwas neues. Essen......sehr gut. Alles recht flott, Personal serviert im Kilt!. An manchen Abenden Livemusik. Schlafen würde ich empfehlen nicht in diesem Pub direkt (ältester Pub von 1705, Zimmer eher rustikal mit WC am Gang) sondern auf der gegenüberliegenden Straßenseite. Alles perfekt sauber und gemütlich!

Like stepping back in time, totally works.

Wir hatten eine Übernachtung in diesem Hotel. Es war OK. Aber was man gesehen haben muss, das ist der Pub. The Scotish Pub of the Year 1705. Und was soll ich sagen, in dem Pub ist die Zeit stehen geblieben. Man muss es wirklich gesehen haben und wenn ihr nur auf ein Bier geht. Guckt es euch einfach an, es ist wirklich schwer zu beschreiben.......

Great lunch with a varied menu including a 'specials' board. Very busy and quite rightly so, advise getting there early. Good food and friendly staff. Worth another visit.

Stopped just for a coffee and lunch, lunch is after 11.30 so ordered coffee. Rang bell an waited 5 min then someone else arrived and rang the bell. Guy appeared clearly must have been busy or maybe hes just normally highly strung but looked like he would snap if he could the wrong wind.

We stayed here whilst doing our walk on the west highland way and felt we had to do it for its quirkiness. The inn is dark and full of stuffed animals but the place is buzzing. Food was really good and the staff were very friendly. The room in the inn itself was not the best but if they are going for the same theme as the rest of the inn (ie shabby and dated) it works perfectly. However, the room was a good size and the breakfast was good. At least I can say I have done it! Would I stay there again? Probably not.

We were on our Way To Kames in Argyll & Bute, and decided to drive by The Drovers Inn for a spot of lunch, I was aware that it is a busy we place to eat as I have passed it several times, for both business and pleasure and it always seems busy, Anyway it was fairly early in the lunch time and we managed to get a table without any booking, Probably just at the right time as it started to fill up about 15 minutes after we got in. The building is fantastic and very authentic and it has character all of its own. Of course our main reason for the visit was to have some lunch. In which we ordered, The staff were ever so friendly and extremely thorough ..And we were made most welcome, And all seemed to be enjoying their work. We will make a return trip next time we are in the area. If you are spending an evening just for a wee drink, They have a splendid selection of Malts,, Gins & Beers, along with the more traditional drinks, Perhaps however offering some Pineapple juice could be handy.

This inn is a throw back to the 18th century. Stay here and you are in rooms not updated since the 60's. I do recommend this for those harking back to former times. If shared toilet and bathroom does not work for you book in new rooms across the road belonging to the same hotel. My wife and I stop over for the experience. Food and service is top notch with servers who take pride in giving a great customer service.

We stopped at this classic and historic pub as part of a day tour from Glasgow. While small inside, it offers a classic British Pub menu of well-made and heart food surrounded by a charming historic atmosphere. The pub staff are more than willing to sit and have a chat while you eat and talk about the beautiful surrounding area. The food came out quick and was the perfect portion size, plenty of local favorites were on tap at the bar as well.

It is a great building with a fantastic part on their website ( go to 'ghost' in the menu), but I think they are continuously fully booked and don't see a reason to keep everything on a high level. The receptionist was not very kind and service-oriented. We were booked in a room across the road, which dissapointed my partner very much. It would be nice to give a notice about this when booking. I was oke with this other building as it was quite new and I think much more comfortable then rooms in the original building (which is in a very bad shape). Sitting on their terrace in the sun was lovely and they have great beer: Drovers blond. The dinner was great, the pub is a very nice place and all the other staff was very friendly and service-oriented.

It is a very busy and quite fascinating pub/ restaurant, we went for something to eat on 3 occasions.

We have eaten here on several occasions and have loved it every time. Can get busy in summer and weekends, but they have lots of outdoor tables. Dogs allowed. My friend and I had Macaroni Cheese and chips, and the guys had Steak & Guinness Pie and mash. We all loved the food.

In en in triest dat na het lezen van de vele recensies over de accommodatie het management zich er kennelijk telkens mee af doet met dat ze het een en ander willen verbeteren en dan ze met nieuwe lodges bezig zijn.. VOORdat je begint met het nieuw bouwen zorg je dat eerst je HUIDIGE accomodatie op en top is ..

Stopped in for dinner on Sunday 05th with my wife and two sons. I love the charm of the place and all of it's quirky decor. The food (as always) was great - I had the venison burger topped with smoked cheese, my sons had Highlander burgers, and my wife had the Scotch Broth (a favourite from previous visits) and a side portion of chips.

Spent Easter weekend here , was our third visit , you get what you expect up here , staff all exceptionally friendly and make the place , was entertainment on both nights we stayed and the acts were good , rooms clean and tidy and what you expect for the price , evening food again good for the price , only let down would be breakfast which is made of what you’d probably call cheaper ingredients, don’t let the breakfast put you off a you’ll have a great time here as it’s so friendly and fun

Called in just after 9pm after driving for five hours, and was pleasantly surprised to find the restaurant was still serving food. I chose the haggis, neaps and tatties, which arrived with gravy. It was fairly tasty, and a decent sized portion, but I some other diners were having the steak pie which looked more substantial.

On the road home and stopped in for lunch food was amazing and good value for money really nice staff and loved the atmosphere

I;m sure the Drover's is famous enough not to need this review - the building on its own is worth visiting but we'd love to say the staff and atmosphere were fantastic. The bar is full of life and the food is perfect in its simplicity to recuperate after a day on the West Highland Way. Good beer too.

Mum and I love the Drovers! We go there when we can and it is a favourite with the rest of the family now too! The staff are just delightful and super efficient. It has the very best atmosphere and the food is always yummy! I just need someone else to drive next time so I can have a wee dram. :)

Dropped in here with our coach due the delay of our ferry. nice surroundings good food and not too expensive. made very welcome at short notice by the management cant fault them

Es gibt nicht allzu viele Restaurants/Pubs in dieser Gegend und so sind wir während einer Tagestour von Edinburgh in die Highlands hier gelandet. Obwohl es ein Montag im März um 14 Uhr ist, sind fast alle Tische belegt. Die Einrichtung ist skurril, voller Nippes, ausgestopften Tieren, Antiquitäten - lustig. Serviert wird typisches Pub-Food in ordentlicher Qualität und sehr gutes Bier zu fairen Preisen, nette Bedienung.

On a Lochs and Glens coach tour the coach stopped for quick drink and look at the pub lovely old pub it was also the first in all my trips to Scotland on coach tours that i had been in just had a drink but could see that the food look lovely

Great pub to make a stop on your way to/from Loch Lomond. Filled with Scottish character and memorabilia, this is a 300 years old pub!

Built in 1705,this Inn looks brilliant. Delicious food and a cosy Inn to relax. Love the kilt uniforms for the staff.

Went into the drovers for a stop off with friends on way to Ballachullish. Food was lovely, wine was great and the girl serving behind the bar, was very friendly and welcoming. Can't wait to go back, and stay longer. Such a unique place. Just love it.

Great Inn on the West Highland Way,full of characterful nooks and crannies.Great atmosphere with a good choice of food and beverages.The clientele is a mixture of tourists and locals with excellent staff,mostly Eastern European,bedecked in kilts.Scenery brilliant with waterfalls,rivers,streams and snowy mountains in all directions.Easy travel ,public or private,from Glasgow.Don't expect luxury just soak up the atmosphere.Our friends were in the haunted room,no. 6,but did not receive a visitation.

On the main road north from Glasgow, this must be many visitors first experience of a highland inn. And it tries so hard to be a memorable one, going a little overboard with the carefully dilapidated and quirky, dusty furnishings, kilted staff, Scottish music, and almost everything served with haggis. OK, not quite everything. Scottishness turned all the way up to 11. I liked it!

I stayed at the Drovers Inn in August 2018 with a large group of my family members. The staff at Drovers was incredible! They were friendly, accommodating, and truly enhanced our time there. If you're up for a good time and to stay in a unique place, I definitely recommend Drovers Inn!

Had a fabulous time in the Drovers, however, the accommodation is not exactly luxurious. We has booked 2 double rooms but ended up with 2 twins which was ok but not what we asked for. We were in room 106 in the Lodge which was very quiet and each morning we saw a red squirrel outside our window . The bedding and towels were clean and although the shower was ok, the tiles really needed a good scrub! There is no telly so take a book with you!

Myself and husband staying at a hotel close by.we were told to pay this place a visit so we did. Food was lovely and so was the staff The place is old and different so don’t pass it by .

We stopped here hoping to stay for the night but really need to book ahead. Quirky rustic place with mounted wildlife and really friendly staff. Hoping to stay next time.

Un sitio espectacular, nada más entrar parece que viajas al pasado. Me recordó a entrar en una antigua posada como el poney pisador del señor de los anillos . Pedímos un estofado de vendado que estaba buenísimo y un estofado de ternera también riquísimo. Buena degustación de sabores de la tierra. Además que se encuentra en un lugar magnífico junto al lago Lomond.

Popped in here for a beverage and a scone. Lovely quirky little place and the hospitality was brilliant and everybody was friendly. The pub and hotel his said to be haunted and you can ask the staff or people about the stories.

Great place to stop for a bite and a drink. Even better if you want a night out with a bit of music and a bit of banter. Staff are superb and know what they're doing.

After a long day of hiking I stayed at the Drovers Inn. I was received with the warmest hospitality and humour, plus some great food in the pub.

The Drovers Inn is just the most amazing place! The old building brings a lot of character to the place. The meals are delicious and big portions - well worth every penny! The menu has a great choice of foods and there was also specials on the boards. The only problem was that I wanted to try everything!! The staff wear kilts which looks fantastic and made me feel very patriotic. They have log fires and candles inside which creates a very relaxing room to sit and enjoy. With the area it is in, it is of course very scenic with a beautiful waterfall in the hills at the back.

Had stopped in the once while travelling north and thought I needed to go back, so a planned outing for lunch, even though a 90 minute drive (through great scenery) saw me return after many years. The whole place is quirky, amusing and entertaining, moreover the pub food is great, the tatties neeps and haggis went down a storm with my 92 year old Dad, I had the Braveheart Burger ( haggis, Lorne sausage and steak burger) awesome and one more great steak burger completed the order. Food was tasty, service swift and good VFM, won’t leave it so long!

Stopped in here whilst driving North. Pub was welcoming, fire on and busy. Seated quickly, had a look at the menu and ordered at the bar. Difficult decision as everything looked great. Pricing reasonable and service quick with lovely hot food. Staff friendly.

The best traditional pub I've ever seen. Excellent and attentive staff, very good prices for the location and a genuine feel of an old pub! I could've spent all day in here!

notre 2ème visite, on a fait un petit détour pour y retourner, parce qu'on avait bien aimé.

Great atmosphere,very cosy, and very friendly staff.We only had drinks here,but the food that was being served looked good.

The good things first: the place inside and out and the decor gives that ye olde scottish warm feel about it and the pub is really cosy. Unfortunately this will suddenly change as soon as we entered our room. It was really dirty and the window had a big chip and a hole in it, where the freezing wind came in the whole night. In addition to that were we given a room right next to the street so it was very loud too, as the broken window could not prevent the noise from coming in.

We stayed here on a West Highland Way walk after the hardest day (in our opinion). We stayed in a room across the road, which was fine but nothing special. But we loved our visit to the pub. Great character and service. The food was typical pub food, but somehow tasted even better in what was apparently voted Scotland’s best pub in 1705, per the staff shirts (love it!).

Great staff and food makes this an ideal stopping place. Healthy portions from a good menu in an eclectic environment from brown bears to steel sharks.

Ginger haired girl serving at bar was snarky and unenthusiastic but other staff were nice and funny. Attitude really effects atmosphere. Was really looking forward to visit.

We stopped at the Drover's Inn for lunch while on an excursion - had a great time. The decor is ... let's say "interesting" - by that I mean "fun", "quirky", "different", and "unique"; We had fun wandering all the rooms, checking out all the "stuff". That being said, the food and service was great. The staff was helpful, upbeat, and attentive - but, Americans need to keep in mind things are done differently in Scotland than they are in the US - go with the flow and have fun!! We enjoyed our lunch very much - the food was great and the beer was cold ... If we ever return to the area we will most definitely stop by again

Während meinem Weg durch den West Highland Way war ich für eine Nacht im Drobers Inn.

We wanted some lunch before a visit to the Falls of Falloch and so popped in to the Drovers Inn.

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On the plus side, quirky building and decor that will make you smile. Also, the staff were lovely, enthusiastic and friendly. The accommodation is pretty ropey though - even our recently redecorated room had a cracked, badly fitting window. The shared bathroom had a dangerously scalding shower that was difficult to control and negligible water pressure for the bath. Food was a pretty poor version of standard pub menu circa 1985. All in all, the impression was of a place that desperately needs investment and which only survives as a result of a lack of local competition and a captive market of West Highland Way walkers.

It's difficult to pass by The Drovers without calling in for something to eat. On every visit I've made there the food has been acceptable, tasty and was served quickly and without fuss. The men's. toilets, however, are truly grotty and need a major renovation,

Atmosfera d'altri tempi . Siamo entrate e c era musica dal vivo , camino acceso e sembrava che da un momento all altro potesse arrivare un cavaliere highlander a chiedere un boccale di birra ! Ottimo cibo e birra serviti da ragazzi in kilt! Per me miglior pub anche del 2018 oltre che del 1705 !

You can’t go wrong going to this very old pub. Upon entering you are just brought back in time. The food and drink are very good, and you can get a great feel what it was like back in the day. My favorite!

The is a fun place to stop for a drink or a bite to eat. The Drovers Inn is really interesting. Great pub menu. The decor is unusual with lots of stuffed animals and tartan. It's also dog friendly. You can take your dog inside as long as it's on a lead. All in all it's worth visiting. Also great place to stop if you are walking the West Highland Way.

Popped in to see if there was a table available for 5 as we hadn't made a booking, the waitress could see we were knackered from climbing a nearby Munro so offered us a quieter room separate from the bar which was very thoughtful. Service was quick even though the bar area was packed. Best steak pie I've ever eaten considering it's what I always order. £17 for big portion with loads of veg and gravy and a pint, bit steep but well deserved. Friends ordered the small mac n cheese which was loads, even for the boys! Fantastic wee haunt even though the toilets are a bit grubby, was a bonus to sit in the quieter room and avoid all the tourists taking photos!

Ci siamo trovati lì per sbaglio... ma mai sbaglio fu più provvidenziale! Il locale all'interno è bellissimo e veramente tipico... come tante stanze dei castelli adibiti a riserva di caccia, così popolari nel Regno Unito. Quindi già questo varrebbe una visita.

Only came here as was told it was the place to visit.

Our tour group stopped in for a pint on the way back to Glasgow. We enjoyed the ale and sat and chatted for quite some time. The atmosphere was old and unique. They still have lit candles on the tables and everything just looked like you would expect it to. The staff was very nice. Worth a look.

We stayed in the block across the road from the main hotel. The room was small and basic but comfortable. Bathroom very small and no window but fine. Bar is very busy and small so ordering food at the bar is a bit mad and takes a really long time! Staff very nice though and friendly. Meal was good and breakfast was also great. Packed lunches are expensive for what you get, feel they need to bring the price down! Chicken sandwich was big lumps of chicken with no mayo or anything. But overall a good experience and the place has lots of character!

Stopped off here having been told it was worth seeing as it’s ‘different ‘. Yes it’s unique as it’s full of taxidermy. Very interesting for a couple of minutes. We then ordered dinner. We ordered the Large Sunday dinners which was advertised as pork with ‘all the trimmings ‘. I’m not sure what the trimmings were. It was pork, 4 very small over cooked dry roast potatoes (think the size of 2 new potatoes cut in half), 2 Yorkshire puddings (I’m assuming having 2 instead of 1 made it the £2.50 extra and large?) carrots, parsnip and barely warm gravy. For £11.50. It was quite frankly crap. I was gutted. And still hungry afterwards.

On a through road, with ample parking space. Enter into the world of 19th century Scotland. Staff in kilts and a large selection of old stuffed animals. Live music by a local singer with his guitar playing all kinds of folk music.

Original place with a plethora of stuffed animals and hunting trophy’s. Friendly staff. Nice atmosphere in the bar. Unspectacular food and 1970’s standard lodgings. Not sure the cleaner comes every day!

This pub was recommended as a great place to stop as we headed to Glencoe and we are so glad we did. It had a great atmosphere - felt very much what we expected of a "Scottish pub". We had a nice lunch and the staff was very friendly. After spending 2 weeks in Ireland and Scotland, we have become quite the connoisseurs for Sticky Toffee Pudding - and this was the best our entire trip! Just that alone was worth the stop for us!!

The Drover's Inn is certainly very Scottish. It is predominantly a shelter for the walkers on the West Highland Way. It is unbeatable for the walker who has 15 miles or more in its bones if you can get a nice beer at a very typical and down to earth pub in a region of the Highlands where there are otherwise not many alternatives.

Walked to the Drovers from our campsite down the road intending on spending the afternoon and evening with food drink and a book.

Had dinner one night after a road trip the food was delicious and served quickly, rather pricey but that was expected due to the location. The staff were friendly enough, However, I personally found all the taxidermy to be off putting so didn't linger when our meal was finished. Great atmosphere where lots of different accents could be heard.

Très bon pub, ambiance chaleureuse et festive, décoration inhabituelle (taxidermie),plats à la carte, copieux et savoureux, etc....

This is one of the coolest places I have ever been to. There is so much character and the food was out of this world. We started with the spectacular Haggis, Neeps and Tatties. Two of us had the Sunday roast which was absolutely to die for. Huge portion and probably the best lamb I have ever had in my life. The Mac & Cheese was also fantastic. The food was just amazing and the service was even better. Everyone was so friendly. Cannot wait to return!

Stayed in the lodges across the road. Rooms are small but the bathroom was massive. Although beside the busy A82 very quiet room. Bar & restaurant are very good. Really good atmosphere

A friend recommend this place when they heard we where heading up to Loch Ness and I am glad they did or we would probably driven straight past, this place is great the inside is full of taxidermy and other strange artefacts so great photo opportunities. the staff were helpful and friendly (men in Kilts - awesome) and place has a really good vibe despite it been early 11.45am when we arrived for lunch the menu was good and we both ordered burgers which were really meaty and really tasty so would recommend these - it got busy the longer we stayed and we saw they did live music on an evening I get this impression this would be good fun - if we every head up that way again we'd certainly returns other thing on the menu we'd want to try

We stopped here after a full day of hiking the West Highland Way with rain in the end - and welcomed the unquie atmosphere. You are welcomed by a bunch of stuffed animals of all sorts and can sit in a rustic charmed bar room. Our group only took a drink (warm and cold ones), so can't judge on the quality of the food or the hotel/hostel.

Amazing place. Wow. Both the outdoor and indoor are decorated well. The animals and birds displayed on walls are fantastic. Located beside motor highway. They serves non alcoholic and alcoholic drinks. Outstanding is the ambiance.

Le charme fou de cette auberge est indéniable, le pub est chaleureux (feu de bois) et le Haggis délicieux. Les chambres sont dans leur jus et malgré des fenêtres qui n'isolent rien nous n'avons pas eu froid. Un incontournable !

One night B&B.; Room clean and comfortable, traditional breakfast. Very well stocked bars, jacobean decor, stuffed animals, armour etc with authentic dust. An experience to remember.

So want to write positive things about this establishment, and looking forward to a return visit after 20 years, but so many aspects of my one night stay were poor, it's not possible to be positive.

Stoped here for a lunch and it was amazing , lovely atmosphere with friendly staff , a nice old pub with lots of caracture .

So this was the most anticipated nights stop of our West Highland Way trip...but what a let down. The most expensive night of the week booked...but didn't get our monies worth.

Really interesting inn and pub, and a good pit stop if you are out that way! Dog friendly too and the staff were lovely. My other half enjoyed his haggis, neeps and tatties. I got Mac and cheese which was basically boiled pasta with a chunk of melted cheese on top, and a warm can or diet irn-bru. Disappointed with my meal but wouldn’t put me off giving it another try.

Wir waren für eine Nacht im Drovers Inn und hatten durch Glück vermutlich das beste Zimmer bekommen(Zimmer 14) :D Alles ist sehr gemütlich eingerichtet, besonders der Pub. Man fühlt sich wie in eine andere Zeit versetzt. Im Pub wird es Abends sehr voll und auch laut, da an einigen Tagen Live-Musik gespielt wird. Es waren viele Wanderer und auch Leute aus der Umgebung da. Wer möchte kommt gut mit anderen ins Gespräch. Die Karte hat viel Auswahl und das Essen ist lecker, besonders der Sticky Toffee Pudding. Wenn man ein Zimmer im ersten Stock hat, könnte es Abends laut im Zimmer sein(also lieber Ohrstöpsel mitbringen), im zweiten Stock hört man von der Musik aber gar nichts mehr.