The Falls of Dochart Inn in Stirling

Like everyone else had coffee and left with a 100£ "parking notice" :))) no way to keep business. Will not be back and will stray others away.

Allow an additional £100 parking charge as being a customer does not exempt you from a parking ticket. Car park is extremely dark, signs are not clearly visible and staff do not advise customers acordingly

Everywhere smells of "green" 😂. I think the staff there have pleasant dreams. The place is very dirty, very expensive, and I found something in the burger. I hope I don't get to hospital. Please don't go there

DO NOT PARK IN THEIR CAR PARK. AND THERE IS NOWHERE ELSE TO PARK, SO KEEP GOING AND VISIT THE CAPERCAILLIE JUST ACROSS THE BRIDGE. Tea and a scone cost £100 in a fine, and whatever the coffee and scone cost. I did not get a receipt, so couldn't prove I was a customer. (And yes, my wife did enter the reg. No. in the inn.)

AVOID, AVOID, AVOID. Dinner itself was pretty bland. Service was OK. I did however receive a parking charge for £100 after parking in their car park. I was there for 3 hours ( had to wait for a table and service). I spoke to the waiter to advise that I was parked in the car park, who advised as long as I was eating , all would be good. Not the case. After reading all of the reviews, it seems this has happened to pretty much anyone who parks their car here. This is clearly a scam, and not one that you will be able to get out of. Despite me confirming I had spoken to the waiter, providing a receipt as proof of my custom and calling several times to speak to someone, I've now had to pay part of this fine. I am disgusted and will not be back. I wish I have read the review before going.

Stopped for a lunch break thoroughly enjoyed it and was made aware of the parking situation and there is also a display to allow you to put in your details so why others have complained when it's right in front of you ? Anyway food service and surroundings were all excellent

staff lovely. But we stayed for 2 hours, slightly overstayed the 2 hours in the car for a long lunch (having spent a lot of money at the restaurant) and were hit with an excessive and infuriating car park charge of £100. for using the car park to have lunch at their establishment. A pretty disgraceful way of treating paying customers. The parking charge rip off leaves a sour taste. id recommend avoiding and will be telling anyone I speak to do to the same

As is the case with many of the reviews, we also fell victim to the parking scam going on at this establishment . After you eat here you get a huge parking sent to you. It is clear this scam is aimed at tourists and the elderly. They claim there is signage in the car park, however it is not apparent to those who park there. For us, there was no sign in the space we used, or the spaces either side of ours, no sign at the entrance to the car park, no sign in the restaurant, no sign on the menu. It is clear this has nothing to do with parking; when you file an appeal demonstrating that you ate there (receipts provided) it is rejected. This is a scam aimed at visitors and the elderly. The food is ok but I strongly discourage people from eating at an establishment that practices these unethical tactics to force patrons to pay money they do not owe.

We parked in the car park, it was pouring down so we ran into the pub. food was fine. ok quality and OK price. get home and then a few days later follows a £100 parking fine. I'm afraid I didnt see the ntocices in the car park that they allege are there, nor any signage in the pub and none of the staff mentioned that I had to register my car to avoid a fine ... VERY irritating. I wrote to the Inn who said just write and explain what happened and everything will be fine. I did that and they reduced the fine to £20 ... ehhh - not what I was after ... I wrote again and have never heard back. Have now paid the £20 and will not be coming back ... really disappointing!!

Like a number of others on here I was the victim of the parking charge scam here. I was in for lunch and parked the car in the car park. I wasn't aware that there was a need to register my car inside the bar so after a few days of visiting I received a £100 fine. I appealed on the grounds that I was a customer of the hotel but the operator Parking eye are notoriously difficult to deal with and make it as difficult as possible to deal with. If I'd known this beforehand I wouldn't have visited.

Good food, good service. Venison casserole was beautiful. Smoked cheese was fantastic. Will visit again when next in the area.

We came without a reservation and were still able to be seated. Nice atmosphere and fantastic food. The risotto was very tasty and it was a large portion size. We were served our food super quickly. The location just in front of the river is incredible! Warm and welcoming experience

Had dinner here two nights when staying in Dochart. Some dog friendly tables, informal dining & the food was very good. We had a smoked salmon starter to share that was amazing - extremely good value & lovely presentation. I had a veg rissotto which was good, & sea bream the next night which was cooked to perfection, with lots of different vegetables.My partner was happy as he found a beer he enjoyed (he's fussy) & the atmosphere was great.

Stopped here whilst passing through Killin as I imagine many do as it is the only food point right next to the Killin Falls. The staff are very friendly and there is a nice selection for a quick lunchtime bite. I had the steak baguette with fries which was very nice and well presented.

Rubbish experience. Only had 3 food options for vegetarians, can be understood as it is a pub. However value for money is absolutely shocking, i ordered a tomato and cheese sandwich on ciabatta bread, food was actually served on a french stick and was of such poor quality and costed £12.50. Food was served cold, all ‘fresh food’ such as the lettuce and tomato was wilted and quite clearly past its best. Chips were served cold and were given very few, just a complete waste of money. Left the pub still hungry. Staff were also just clueless, took ages to take our order. Only positive to this experience was the view, which has nothing to do with the inn.

tl;dr: Great staff, amazing food, disgusting dirty old rooms with animal fur, dirt, dust, crumbs, and broken fixtures. We first arrived after a harrowing three hour drive along a "scenic" route from Inverness. Part of this drive took place in the dark along tiny and (to me) terrifying country back roads. So when we finally got to the Inn our nerves were shot and we were desperate for some rest. We were greeted warmly in the main part of the inn by the wonderful staff and enjoyed the cozy atmosphere of the bar area. We ordered some food before settling in and it was great! After dinner we hauled our luggage up to our room and that's when everything fell apart. The inn itself is small and obviously dated- the stairs up to our room were narrow and steep and getting two 50 lbs. suitcases up them was a truly athletic feat for us. You can argue that this is a self inflicted problem and to be expected of an older establishment and I'd agree- but it's worth noting. The room itself looked the same as what was advertised on their website. Emphasis on "looked". Across almost every surface seemed to be a layer of dog or cat fur. This included our bedding- even the pillows! The sheets themselves had several stains with the fabric also being rough and uncomfortable. Besides the coating of dog/cat fur the floor and walls were also downright unclean. There were crumbs and dust on the floor- especially the corners and the walls had cob webs. Many of the fixtures were run down as well. With a leaky and unusable sink tap and a chipped and scuffed up tub. Speaking of the tub: I ran a bath in the hopes that a warm soak would blunt the shock of finding myself in a run down, dirty, old room and when I got in I was again surprised by filth. Tiny white hairs started to float to the surface all around me and I very quickly drained the tub and crouched inside with the included shower head and washed myself off that way instead. Climbing out of the tub I had to lay down a small path of hand towels to protect my wet feet from the aforementioned animal fur on the floor. This animal fur I keep bringing up really was covering everything and besides being disgusting to find in your bedroom it also was an immediate health concern for us. My other half is extremely allergic to cat fur and coming into contact with is causes reactions both to her skin and triggers rhinitis. So making zero assumptions we stripped the bed of most of the bedding and tried to sleep flat on our backs with no blankets on the off chance it was cat fur. At this point you may be asking why we didn't request another room or speak to the staff- staff who at this point had been amazing and wonderfully helpful! Well as I said we arrived very late and by the time we realized the full extent of our situation no one seemed to be around. The portion of the inn we were in was locked to the rest of the building with only exits to the outside. Which is understandable for a small inn.- again the staff were great! By morning we had barely slept and were so overwhelmed and upset by the room we decided to leave early and drive BACK up to Inverness. We loaded up the car and again found no staff available to speak to so decided to make the best of the situation and wander around the village. This was great- wonderful place. We came back to the Inn just in time for the breakfast we forgot was included and were treated to another amazing meal with wonderful help from the staff (who were now there). I cannot emphasize how great we were treated by the employees here. Our main issue is with the management of the inn and the disgusting state of our room. Anyways after breakfast we explained we were leaving early and departed. The best part of my stay at this inn was seeing it fade into the distance and we drove away. The ONLY reason this is not a one star review is because of the wonderful staff working here.

Very nice cosy pub. Popped in for a pint and to feed Grandson dinner. Child's meal excellent and beer also. Will recommend and return.

Great dinner Tried the Tasting starter and the salmon sharer Great dishes and the Cullen Skink was wonderful. Lots of fresh Salmon. Was so full by the time mains came. The starters were the highlight of the meal. Great little restaurant. Highly recommend if in Killin.

Had dinner last night here, very nice hot/cold salmon was lovely followed by a ribeye, very good staff very friendly, good food in a good locals pub

Well we feel we need to restore the balance , as this beautiful old Inn has very mixed reviews. firstly it’s in the most beautiful setting and has real charm and character. There was 6 of us for a family meal which we booked but arrived an hour early after a long drive they accommodated us no problem, it was very busy and had a lovely atmosphere with the log fire going . Staff were very friendly we all had 6 different meals all excellent especially the cullen skink ! we had short waits but that’s absolutely fine we were not in a rush and on our holidays. we would definitely return and we did buy the most amazing smoked salmon from there own Smokey .

They forgot our food order left us waiting for 45mins. When we drew their attention to the fact we had not received the order they didn’t seem that bothered They offered to throw something together in five minutes but that really doesn’t suggest appetising food. Terrible experience

Booked a table for a meal at the start of December. Received an email from Open Table on the day to confirm we were still attending, replied to say we were. Arrived at the restaurant to find it closed. No phone call, no email. Really poor service. Wouldn't trust this place. Thankfully we were accommodated by the Killin Hotel where we had a really nice meal.

Lovely pub and atmosphere. Food was ok. Service was great. I would go again if in the area but wouldn’t go out of my way to find it.

Good location. Quote nice ambience. Food underwhelming. Small portions, not heated. I had haggis bon bons, they were good but the potatoes that went with were luke warm and the turnip pureee,,,,l hard to find so little of it. For the money not worth it.

We chose to eat here after visiting for a drink the day before. On both visits the staff were attentive and friendly. The lady behind the bar loved our dog and gave her so much attention which was lovely to see. The food was very nice and huge portions. The pub has a great traditional atmosphere! We will definitely return when we are in the area again.

Starters were fine but main course was unpleasant. Tiny piece of overcooked fish nestled above a sea of cucumber and tomatoes in olive oil, strangely called salsa verde. Also the venison burger tasted like beef burger .

I have just spent a few days here. The food and drink was of usual offering (Brakes or Bidfood style) of convenience products masqueraded as fresh home cooking. Combined with an hefty price and you get the classic tourist in Scotland offering: really nothing special. The building itself is very old; and shows it. The exterior, clearly, undergoes no cleaning and the maintenance evokes images of high-pitched red shorted mice! The building also leaks like a sieve and while there (during heavy rain) I watched as the water seeped through a wall, filled the hearth of the famous never-lit fireplace, spilled over and puddled outside the front door (a door which could have it's very own review). Full of agency staff, dirty, and clearly very badly managed. If you find yourself in Killin with no food options for the evening and this is the only place, then unlucky for you - could be worse!

We stayed in Killin - which is a terrific place, with wonderful people. Depending on when you go to the restaurant, the service is very different. Sheenie (sorry if I’ve spelled this incorrectly) is on it and everything works really well when she is working. On the other days, the service was totally hit and miss. Order one thing, another comes. Ask for a drink ‘we don’t have that’ and there it is behind the bar. IMHO, the owner needs to get a grip of this as this place has immense potential and the food is really lovely. The steak was excellent. The cheesy posh chips are tremendous. The salad with the burger is circa 1970 and needs to be updated. The cheese board is very good and would be outstanding if the mix was with some non-smoked cheeses too. The Scottish tapas went down a storm - as did the local brew!

Stayed in the byre end of August. Cottage had everything we needed. Only disappointment was outside. Weeds everywhere ( I pulled them up by the door ) grass not cut and in front of the inn the planters all needed weeding. Just a bit of maintenance needed.

Stopped on our way home from Callander stood waiting to be seated as numerous signs told us to. waitress passed 3 times & not once acknowledged us I know she was serving tables but a quick I’ll be right with you would of done. Male & female behind the bar looked us up & down as if we shouldn’t be there.Eventually the waitress came ,she a face on her that would have curdled milk everyone can have a bad day but remember who is keeping you in work Jo Public she threw a couple of menus on a table & said I’ll be back for your order no smile nothing that’s when we got up & left this used to be a great place to eat but not now absolutely dreadful.Customer service non existent such a pity place is in need of new staff 😡

On first sight this looked like an idyllic place to have Sunday lunch. However the service was poor, mix up over booking, the waitress seemed confused and didn't want to engage. The roast dinner itself had to rate as the worst I've had. Potatoes more boiled than roast. Overpowering herb on the chicken and tasteless gravy. Food was also luke warm. £48 for two drinks and two very poor dinners. We won't be returning

Booked table - waited in bar in what seemed like dis-organised chaos Ordered drinks at table and food. Food arrived before drinks . We asked for drinks but had to remind staff what we'd ordered! Food arrived swiftly. One plate taken away as waiter said it was wrong pasta dish. Replaced with incorrect dish which was taken away and original dish returned - obviously it was luke warm. No napkins on table. Nice bottle of water on table but no glasses and none arrived. During visit. All in all what should have been a beautiful Saturday night out was ruined.

Comida muy rica en un entorno precioso. El salmón está buenisimo. Precio correcto y buena atención. Se puede comprar salmón en el local que hay detrás.

Excellent food, the fish and chips were to die for as was the haggis , lovely surroundings, pleasant staff

The best part was that our very tiny room overlooked the Falls of Dochart. We were not comfortable at all, the staff were welcoming, and the food was decent. Much upgrading needs to be done.

Arrived at 1.50pm wanting lunch, to be told that they were printing off some menus. Ordered a drink. Despite waiting for 30 minutes no menu arrived - several others were asking too. Staff didn't even know if toasties would be available! Why not just have a board with it on? We finished our drinks and left. Won't be back!

Seeing mixed reviews from others, but our group ate here twice during our stay and both times were great. The food was very tasty with generous portions. My sister and I both got the fish and chips - I got the panko crusted fish and...

We arrived and checked into our room. Beautiful decor, stunning views from our window. Massive luxurious bath. We expected a table to be available for guests but were told we would have to wait until 8pm as the restaurant was fully booked. The restaurant was lovely, ambiance was a highland country feel and the staff were very attentive. The meal was well presented and very tasty. We were able to have a leisurely dining time and allowed to enjoy the rest of our wine in our room. Breakfast was delicious, a young lady was very chirpy to welcome us to our table. Definitely a quality experience.

Stayed in the cottage at the back of the hotel, charming little place, beautifully decorated and spotlessly clean, all the staff members were lovely, wished we could have stayed longer.

Bed in room #2 has a broken down mattress that is horribly uncomfortable. Room can also get hot and they offer no fans. And, if you open the windows, you hear the noise of the parking lot of the pub all night long. Bathroom is...

So where do i start! I like this place, the views are stunning and generally (and usually) staff are efficient and food decent, however on the 3rd visit of our weeks holiday in Killin to this restaurant we had a poor experience in terms of...

Une bonne pause au détour d'une balade. Bon... C'était un peu "rock'n Roll" de trouver une table mais l'accueil et...

We were pleased that five of us were able to be accommodated at short notice. The food was really nice and it’s good to visit a pub that actually has a chef! The pub has a nice atmosphere and is right across the road from...

Wonderful find! We went for lunch. Amazing views from the restaurant. A lovely restaurant. It was busy and it’s great that dogs are allowed in. I had the cheese, tomato and onion relish. It was delicious in a lovely crusty long baguette. The coleslaw was...

Lovely atmosphere, great menu . We both had seafood …. Freshest langoustines I’ve ever had and the sea bream was beautiful

We stayed at the hotel for three nights and ate dinner every night at really the only place in Killin. We thought the staff and service were great; attentive and helpful. The food was above average. The rooms were worn but clean and the view...

Hotel is average, restaurant is abysmal. Highlights: service is awful, rooms average. We stayed at the falls of Dochart inn for 1 night in July. At first glance, the hotel seems picturesque and cozy, despite being a little run down. We arrived at 3.30pm before...

Seems from the reviews that this is an all or nothing place. Some are five star, lots are one star. Unfortunately for us we caught the place on a bad day. The place is chronically under-staffed, with no one appearing to take charge or be...

First the positive - the location is wonderful. This establishment makes the hotel from Fawlty Towers seem like a well-run business. I understand staffing levels have been impacted by the pandemic etc but, goodness me what my wife and I saw was a shock. We...

Stopped here by chance for an evening supper... we ordered the scottish tapas between 2 with side orders of onion rings and chips, absolutely delicious. First time trying Haggis as a fritter and skink soup. Really enjoyed it. Love the fireplace and interior decor. Staff...

Lovely and charming pub/restaurant. Scottish music playing with a lovely cosy feel like stepping back in time. The food was lovely especially the coleslaw. Would love to go back in the future.

Restaurante acogedor, con productos frescos y platos deliciosos. Ahúman su propio salmón. Ubicados frente a las “cataratas” de Dochart. Si...

Had an amazing stay and the staff were great but felt like this place is missing a trick and it could be even better. Food was good but limited menu, excellent breakfast, no wine list just in on a board on the wall that was...

35 minutes after I ordered, no sign of food, not even the starter. I politely asked if it was coming soon (as it was not busy), got no apology, no timeframe, just “it’s being cooked”. 10 minutes later, still no food, but 2 people who...

ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VIEWS IN SCOTLAND ONLY A STONES THROW AWAY, AND THE HOTEL SPLIT INTO TWO-ONE A VERY NICE CAFE, AND THE OTHER A PUB RESTAURANT

I have visited the Falls of Dochart Inn on several occasions over 20 years, both at lunch time and in the evening. After my visit this week I will not be returning. No friendly greeting by the first member of staff, just a gruff very...

We arrived at 5.30 pm for a 1-night stay and got surprised of the rooms with view to the falls. The view was great, the bed was very nice. The bath with bath tub (no extra shower) was big. We had dinner in the pub...

Right on the falls with lovely views from the outside seating. We enjoyed drinks in the cosy bar one afternoon and a meal in the restaurant. Food was lovely and service was good but they were very busy. We did enjoy the evening.

We visited Killin on a midweek afternoon around lunchtime. After admiring the falls and exploring the village, we went here for lunch. The staff were so helpful. We had Dochart Skink which is like Cullen Skink, only it’s made with hot smoked salmon instead of...

I have never, ever experienced customer service like this before. We were on a long distance cycling tour of Scotland and stayed just one night. Unfortunately we left our teddy mascot in the room when we checked out. I spoke to the manager the next...

Suzie was a greet server. Fun sense of humor and attention to detail. Food was really well also. Just wish we lived closer as the space has charm.

A complete disaster. We were a family group of 7 celebrating the 7th birthday of our grandson. We booked a table for 7:15pm and were seated. The table server was rude and obnoxious and mocked my son in law who is Latin American. We ordered...

A fantastic find, we were out gor a walk and came across this opposite the falls. All the staff were amazing but a stand out mention has to go to Sharon behind the bar who was funny, professional and made me feel like a local....

Excellent dinner after a day’s cycling on National Cycle Route 7. Very good menu, excellent food and outstanding service (thank you, Susie!)

Absolutely atrocious service. Waitress was nice enough but manager was simply awful. Should not be in her role. We booked a table online and we’re offered the option of inside or outside. Chose outside and when we arrived were told that you could not book...

Was in there on the 6th June for dinner. There were 4 of us. They forgot our drinks and finally the waitress had to go to the bar and ask for them. We ordered 2 fish and chips and the haggis bonbons which were nice...

Called in on our way back to Crieff in the hope of getting a table. The staff were very helpful and managed to find us a table in spite of it being busy. They advised us of what was still available as it had clearly...

Great location and food. the smoked salmon linguine and the steak sandwich were what we ordered and we loved them Highly recommend the truffle chips! Thank you Susie for the great service. Good value too.

I have just returned home from what can only be described as one of my most shocking dining experiences in recent times. Being the final night of our family holiday, we were booked for a table at 7:15pm. Upon arrival we were shocked at the...

Terrible service would not recommend wish I took the bad reviews seriously will not be going there again.

We are here at the moment Absolutely brilliant and beautiful place. We had read reviews before arriving which were mixed. No idea why there is negative reviews! Please ignore negative comments the staff,food bedrooms honestly superb,really enjoying our stay with our friends,the setting is amazing...

We booked a table for 2! Tables offered were in poor positions. Asked waitress about Gluten Free options - not evenly remotely interested, all she could say was it’s noted on the menu and when it was pointed out that no GF options were noted,...

We had a cracking meal here tonight. We had a salmon tasting platter for starters (the smokehouse in the back of the pub car park) stunning, sea bass & mushroom risotto for mains. The fire was lit and our dog had a plat du jour...

We had dinner there, the lady behind the bar (possibly the owner) was rude, arrogant and hopelessly slow. She thought it ok to swap sides of the bar and chat to another member of staff despite the bar queue being six deep. I ordered a...

Adorable cozy restaurant with open fireplace. Service was excellent. Dochart Skink was really good. We also enjoyed the hot smoked salmon linquine and sea bream, and their parmesan & truffle fries were awesome. Enjoyed our dinner here very much.

I am very sad to leave a poor review here as our actual 2 night stay was very pleasant but the attitude of management to resolving a billing overcharge has been, frankly shocking. We enjoyed a 2 night bed and breakfast stay from 30th March...

Great Inn right next to the Falls of Dochart. Food was great, and the service was wonderful. Had a front room with views of the Falls.

My daughter and I dinner here on two occasions during our trip. The first night, the fire alarm went off and nobody seemed to know what to do. Diners were covering their ears and cringing. My daughter took the dog outside as it was petrified....

An awful experience. Given a table at the door, in a cold draught. The table was dirty. Candles and fire were not on and a mess. The waiter’s hygiene needed urgent attention. No wine list available, waiter had no knowledge at all of the wine...

Booked table for 2, good atmosphere, pub grub menu, hearty. Good prices. Service was so slow possibly understaffed. However, stopped there for coffee in the morning at the tearoom and the service whilst polite was dire! It moved at a glacial pace. Had a board...

Decided at last minute to stop for lunch, whilst visiting the Falls of Dochart. We sat outside on the picnic benches in the Spring sunshine, which was a beautiful picturesque setting. We tried the Dochart Skink, which is a must! It was absolutely beautiful. Other...

this is such a lovely restaurant !! it’s in a beautiful location , the portion sizes are quite big so i would probably share a main :) . the staff are really lovely and the food is delicious very pet friendly and a lovely atmosphere...

If your idea of good service is being ignored for 20 minutes then this is the place for you. Never got served dispite standing at the bar and four staff being behind the bar. Just ended up leaving.

Just popped in on the off chance and oh how I know regret it. Ordered 2 drinks got 1 not a good start. Starters were nice and my wife enjoyed her main meal. Myself disappointed £29 for steak and the £3.50 for sauce. Well expected...

We retreated into this warm pub on a cold night and enjoyed the crackling fire. Staff were a little aloof, but we had an enjoyable dinner and a drink.

Warm welcoming atmosphere. We were on our own in the back on a large table next to a roaring fire. Large portions of food, which was great as we’d earned it having been up mountains all day. The Dochart skink was really tasty. Service was...

Visited for lunch with my partner and we both had steak ciabata sandwiches. I added on a mug of soup. There was one other couple eating at the time. Both sandwiches were luke warm and the soup was bland. Whilst I ate my sandwich, my...

Not normally one to leave reviews however with 2 poor experiences coming here I felt appropriate to feed back. We visited a few months ago after booking a table at 12pm, to find the doors locked. We walked around and returned around 10 minutes later...

Gorgeous setting. Beautiful food! We were the passing the area and booked just an hour before and luckily got a table. We had a fireside table and the food was delicious. Really friendly staff too. Thank you! Martin & Paul

Loved the look and friendly staff. Especially sitting next to the fire 🔥 Highly recommended 👌 We will definitely be back in the summer!

Stayed here at the Weekend. It is our favourite wee place to stay. Never disappointed. Staff couldn’t have been more attentive. Great food, great accomodation and fantastic location. Till our next visit.

Hi I'm not normally one for leaving a review or getting in contact to complain but I would like to make u aware of the service I received. I came in on Monday afternoon and asked the lady behind the bar do u have any...

Terrible service, extremely rude staff Thought of giving another try to this attractive location in Killin. It truly doesn't deserve any attention. I really hope this place realises the potential of its location and work on its hospitality. Why would you open a restaurant and...

This was our 3rd visit in as many days. Last 2 days we had stopped in for lunch , service okay but young barman very dour and unfriendly. Food was decent. Today we decided after a day out to go for evening meal. Walked in...

Called in for lunch on a Monday when most places are quiet. The place with quite busy, and very well staffed. We had our dog with us, and so did everyone else. We got a window table over looking the falls, which was very nice....

Brilliant week end break at the Falls of Dochart Inn. Ancient building and historic site is being well looked after by the current management. Great and comfortable accommodation and fantastic food, staff and atmosphere. The breakfasts I had were above and beyond amazing. Scrambled eggs...

We were given a seat in the middle section of the pub and just left to get on with it, no welcome. Three tables of 6, 4 and 2 are crammed into a fairly small place and it made for uncomfortable dining, especially as the...

Arrived around 4pm to find kitchen shut !! Persuaded them to let us wait at table with a drink but surprisingly started taking orders at the bar even though we had waited for an hour. However when food arrived it was worth the wait, smoked...

We stayed for one night on our trip to the Outer Hebrides. A beautiful hotel with pub. A very cosy atmosphere. The bed was very comfy, the bathroom is a little bit difficult, the path between the shower wall and the toilet is very narrow....

Came to see the falls and poppedin for soup and a sandwich. Bar was full so chose the coffee shop as the waitress said the menu is the same. Very friendly helpful service, food was tasty and brought quite quickly. If you cometo the falls...