Tummel Inn in Perth & Kinross

Superb food - couldn’t fault - if rather expensive! However, only one available red wine by the glass - apparently hotel closing for season - so this was the reason - never heard of this before? Is the establishment under new management - be interested to know as returning customer - to be honest not much of an experience as used to be when host was friendly, welcoming and really good service - current one is not !!! Unfortunately will not be returning - better options in the highlands.

Extremely disappointing food including an underwhelming calamari starter, forgettable trout main and visibly undercooked chicken: outrageously overpriced for quality (mandatory two courses for £50)

Away for the weekend and stopped by for a coffee & cake Unfortunately their coffee machine was broken but we were not defeated!…….enjoyed a wonderful gin instead (and a scone!) The owner was so friendly….we will definitely be back for a stay

We haven’t been to the inn for a while. But as Sunday lunch here has always been good we headed north for a family treat. And treat it was! They have a new chef, Thomas, who introduced himself to us (and other diners) and was keen to know if we had enjoyed our meal. We had! This is not a traditional Sunday roast - it’s above and beyond better. The gravy was sublime. I asked what was in it and he said chicken stock and a lot of love! Treat yourself this is the best ❤️

This is our favourite place to stay in Scotland. Always a friendly welcome from Jade and the staff, nothing is too much trouble. The rooms are lovely and comfortable. The breakfast is wonderful and tasty. Evening meal was Cullen Skink - totally amazing, steak cooked to perfection. There are no improvements that can be made to this place, total perfection.

Stopped here for coffee (14th August) this morning on our cycle around Loch Tummel. The owner was extremely welcoming and accommodating. We both had coffee and enjoyed scones and cakes that had just been freshly made that morning. The weather was perfect to sit outside and the view over the lake is just amazing. I can’t comment on their main menu, but if it is as good as their cakes then I’m sure it would be lovely.

Stopped here for just a coffee , ended up having cakes as well, the people couldn't do enough for us , the cakes were delicious (made on the premises apparently! ) special mention goes to the rhubarb Danish ( I think there was a hint of ginger too, apologies to the chef if I'm wrong) which was really tasty. I'd definitely stop again for a meal next time :) I read through the comments before this and was quite surprised at some of them. All in all I'd recommend this place for a stop :)

Omg, the Sunday roast at The Inn at Loch Tummel is absolutely BRILLIANT. The teapot of gravy we've got – it’s like liquid gold, adding a rich and savoury touch to every bite, and you KNOW it's homemade! Sure, it’s not the cheapest meal you’ll find, but it's worth every penny. The quality and flavours are unmatched, making it a treat you won’t regret splurging on. Perfect for families, the atmosphere feels like an age-old tradition where everyone gathers to feast and celebrate the week past. If you're looking for a cosy, delicious Sunday outing, The Inn at Loch Tummel is the place to be.

apperol spritz and a 330cl bottle of 0.0% Lager £20.25. Who are they trying to kid. This is what you expect to spend in the Nordic countries, not in a quiet roadside pub in Scotland

This Inn is in a magnificent setting and there are a lot of things they get right. However we were disappointed overall. The accommodation is not cheap and the room was well decorated clean and spacious. The bed was very comfortable. The breakfast was substantial and good served in the upstairs restaurant which seemed a better option than the downstairs bar which was offered the night before. The bathroom was enormous and no complaints. We arrived late in the afternoon and bought a drink at the rather scruffy bar. Intending to stay for dinner we asked to see the menu. We were absolutely flabbergasted to see the cost was £50 for 2 courses or £60 for three. Plus an additional 12.5% service charge. The menu didn’t look that exciting for the price so we abandoned our plans and went into Pitlochry. Second shock when in the morning we got the bill for the drinks £23 for a pint and a gin and tonic (including the 12.5% service charge). We made our feelings known about the prices to the owner who muttered something about he’d come up from London and these were London prices. They certainly were. We had just spent a week in the highlands eating and drinking at superb restaurants and bars for much less.

Came for dinner on a whim and ended up staying the night. The food was amazing but the staff made it one of the best stays I’ve had in a long while. The food was lovely, the drink selection was fantastic and the ambiance was just right. Ended up playing golf on the green outside the restaurant with the owner at sunset. Honestly, I cannot recommend this place enough. We’ll be back soon.

Perfect stay. Got room 7 - amazing views to the Loch and the mountains. Menu is very diverse and careful about your dietary requirements. I try to avoid gluten and they had gluten free crumble to offer which was absolutely banging. They even have a garden of herbs and such which makes the whole experience feel so local and special. Thank you guys! The service was exceptional as well!

Amazing location, great views. Restaurant has good standard of decoration & is comfortable. Went for Sunday lunch, £40 for 2 courses. Menu had choice at each course & we chose only to be told the starter we had chosen wasn’t available ( we should have been told when given the menu). Bit of confusion over what soft drinks they had and didn’t have. Had to keep asking for water refills. Perhaps they should leave a jug or bottle on the table. So service was not great. Food was fine- haggis bon bon & pasta starters both good. The roast beef was a bit over done for our liking. Veg were over cooked. Again at least one dessert wasn’t available. Granted we booked for 2pm, however they serve until at least 3, so not sure anything would have been left by then🤷‍♀️. Automatic 12.5% service charge was steep especially as the service wasn’t great.

What an amazing experience me and my family had. the best Sunday lunch we have all ever had. We were made to feel so welcome and the atmosphere was so lovely. Absolutely no faults at all with anything during our time there.

We were pretty late in the day for food(sept 21st 2023 ) but Jade the owner was amazing he made the 3 of us feel SO welcome & soon brought us bowls of soup & DELICIOUS sandwiches most unexpected at 3.15pm --I think this Inn is a GEM in a great position --its spotless too .

As we walked into this Inn my husband felt he had visited the hotel before but couldn’t work out when. Then the owner arrived and we realised the inn had featured on a TV documentary. We received a warm welcome from the owner Jay(?) who was full of fun and reserved a seat in the cosy bar by the fire. Our room was so comfortable, clean and creatively decorated. The views are over the loch and the outdoor garden is a beautiful place to absorb this scenic area. Delicious food and wine followed by a cosy evening in the snug. Books, games a difficult room to leave. Amazing breakfast with freshly squeezed orange juice and very good coffee.

Lovely meal. excellent staff and a lovely setting. We just had a bread basket, main course and coffee. The main course was of good proportion and left no room for desert.

Snobby bloke at the bar looked down his nose at my family and I after we asked to split a bowl of soup between two of us. He then proceeded to tell us that this was an impossibility for some nonsensical reason. I also find it ridiculous that a so called “inn” cannot stock draft beer, instead I had to suffer through an overpriced lukewarm tinny. There was only one shoddy dairy alternative for the coffee too. Ultimately, the views and location are stunning but I would avoid ordering anything from the bar as it was NOT good value for money.

The food is sensational! The menu is imaginative and varied featuring locally sourced produce, some of it from the hotel’s own garden. My lamb was absolutely delicious. My husband had the steak pie with chips which he declared as the best he’d had. Strawberry pannacota was light and fresh. Excellent wine list. Awesome views from the large windows.

A truly relaxing overnight stay, great base for cycling, walking etc. A comfortable stay at the Inn- friendly welcoming staff, great food, calm interior of a quiet bedroom/en-suite, super outdoor garden with beautiful views over Loch Tummel…ideal for a short break! Definitely recommend!

Made a special trip to take in the view and have lunch (not up to previous visit a couple of years ago) as was left very disappointed - soup and sandwich, hardly any soup and sandwich made with cheap white bread! Based on this experience wouldn’t return.

It has been a number of years since we last visited this Inn. We have certainly missed out. The Inn has been beautifully renovated, the seating internally was comfortable and nicely spaced out while the outside space certainly made the most of the amazing views. For dinner, there was a good choice of food, it was well presented and delicious. The inn owner was very friendly and made our night even more enjoyable. I most certainly would recommend this place for food at anytime of the day.

The food and view was Epic! We had some of the most delicious food, homemade you could tell! The rocket and pear salad and haggis bon bons were awesome- we would of had seconds if we hadn’t ordered mains! For main course we had some homemade pies with so much filling and delicious sauce. Our family also had the lamb and sea trout which they loved as well. Mandy and Jane were super attentive and helpful with suggestions and different drinks to try. Hats off to chef Alex we will be back! The view also in this restaurant was photo worthy and you saw something new every-time you looked! Thanks the Inn at the loch Tummel!

Came for Sunday Lunch and was met by Jade at the door as he remembered me from my previous trip! Food was outstandingly gorgeous and we had a lovely romantic lunch before a nice long walk to work it off! Staff are helpful, food delicious and prices are great value and in line with the quality of everything you receive. Make sure you visit this place, it's my favourite place to go in Scotland now!

5th time visiting and the food, as always was amazing. Staff very friendly and attentive. Great food for the money

Visiting the local area, we left our dinner preparations a little late and my wife booked this last minute on Saturday, only when we sat down and were handed a menu did I realise it was 2 courses for £40, yes, you heard me right ( for an extra £5 you get 3 courses) Please note: there is no option to just have one course, I'm no Carol vorderman but I worked out this meal was going to be costly, without even ordering a drink, I was looking at £80 for for a starter and main for two, fancy a glass of proseco with your meal? Add another £11 ( thats for a glass folks, not a bottle) even a couple of soft drinks were going to add almost £10 to your bill, during a cost of living crisis these prices are crazy, I'm all for supporting a local business not buying shares in one! I chose the steak pie, bog standard round pie, that arrived with a few crunchy items of mixed veg, I sat back awaiting some chunky chips, fries or mash, surley at these prices this can't be it? Unfortunately that was it, totally underwhelming. My partner had the burger, again, nothing weatherpoons couldn't knock out, except even wethersoons give you a bit of salad with theirs! Dessert was brownie with ice cream, nice, but certainly not worth £20!!!! The bill in total was just shy of £100 I can say hand on heart that as much a I tried not to let the price and value for money ruin my evening it did, for this price I'd expect a celebrity chef or a 5 star high end restaurant this was neither, save your money and go elsewhere.

We visited for the 2 course dinner (£40 for 2 courses + £6 for sides) and although the food was locally sourced, quality produce and well cooked, it was the same quality you'd find in a nice gastro pub - but far more expensive. It's almost fine dining prices but without the fine dining experience; eating off too small pub tables, no table cloths, standard service. So, although food very good and we absolutely do not mind paying for quality, it did feel priced on the high side. Further, no lager or beer on tap (only bottles or tins) which is odd for a pub and again, for the prices you'd expect at least one beer on draft.

Fabulous lunch at the Inn, friendly and warm. Lunch was soup and bread, followed up with a lovely coffee. Very good service, and super friendly staff, thank you

We received a friendly welcome and the log burner was inviting however, I was disappointed with the food. For £71 and a table that didn't have sufficient room to house everything for a comfortable dining experience was just astonishing. Presentation of the starters was good...

We enjoyed a delicious and cosy traditional Sunday lunch with good friends at The Inn on Sunday 12th Feb. So lovely to have the Inn open again, we miss them throughout the deep Winter months. I had roast beef with all the trimmings and so...

We booked for Sunday lunch, which is quite pricey, but for location etc happy to pay. We had our 16 month old with us, and asked for a kids menus, which we were verbally told. We settled on chicken goujons, with chips and peas. The...

Lovely warm welcome and very attentive staff. Dining room needs more attention to acoustics, sound bouncing and echoey, music only on intermittently to distract you. Promised Mushroom en-croute looks like it came from Greggs, looked more like one one of their bakes. It was as...

My brother and I had an evening meal here (booked at very short notice) on a Saturday night. We loved the food and the ambience was perfect. It was a fab way to spend a few hours. Both of us rattled through 3 courses and...

Booked in for the “Ultimate Sunday Roast” and boy it did not disappoint! Perfect roast potatoes and the best cauliflower cheese we have ever had! Add to that, the excellent friendly service and fabulous choice of background music made for a super Sunday lunch experience....

Lovely setting overlooking Loch Tummel. My wife and I stopped for Sunday lunch. We were greeted by nice friendly lady behind the bar and organised meal. We where told it would take longer as not booked but that was fine. We both had a two...

We spotted this little gem on the way to our lodge for the week, went for Sunday Lunch the next day. Firstly parking up, the views are breathtaking. Grabbing a drink from the bar, we sat outside whilst we waited for our table being prepared...

Went 2 restaurant for a meal and for 2 course £37.50, the ravioli my partner had, 6 little pieces, u get more in a tin,

Food was ok. Very overpriced for the amount and quality. Don’t mind paying high prices if the food warrants..very disappointed..nothing special but wonderful location for a drink.

Great vibe. Brilliant food. Tremendous quality. Awesome service. Value beyond expectations. Without question a great experience. Don’t drive past.

Visited for the new Sunday lunch menu - totally delicious! You will not be disappointed. Family of four three meat eaters one veggie - two teenagers. Two had three courses the other two courses. We were so busy enjoying the mains and starters forgot to...

Booked a table for Mother’s Day and was blown away by the level of service and presentation of the roast. Absolutely delicious lunch. Could easily become a habit.

We visited the inn last Sunday for lunch with friends and the roast was absolutely delicious! Generous portions and lots of gravy. All the trimmings you would hope to have but often don’t in other places and served as sharing plates for the table. It...

Second visit to this wonderful restaurant, it just never disappoints. Owner and waitress are just wonderful people and make you feel special. Banoffee pie was amazing - thanks chef.

We were staying at Loch Rannoch so was a 20 minute drive on a Sunday Evening to dine here but well worth the trip. Initially we were surprised at the price for a 2/3 course menu (I'm guessing there had just been an increase as...

Outstanding food in a warm, welcoming environment, owners could not be any more pleasant, friendly and attentive. Lovely ambience and a beautiful view of the loch

Just amazing from start to finish! We were staying on Loch Tummel for 4 nights for a break after a tough 6 months. It was my birthday on the first night and so we looked for somewhere to eat but sadly this place was closed....

We wanted some fine dining on a Friday night, boy did we get it and more. Starters of Calamari & Beetroot Tarte Tatin and mains of Seabream & Chicken Kiev were absolutely delicious. My wife has allergies including carrots, these were changed out for green...

I know we booked last minute but we felt that we were squeezed into a small table by the bar. We went here for the view but my husband couldn’t see a thing. The waitress was lovely and helpful but we just felt that the...

We booked dinner at The Inn at Loch Time for the first night of our stay in the area. It was so good we booked again for our last night and this was excellent as well. The staff were lovely and couldn't have been more...

My family booked a birthday meal at this restaurant on the basis of the menu on the website and left a £20 deposit. On arrival the menu presented was completely different from that online with an increase in cost of around £10 per head. The...

An absolutely outstanding meal all round. We were greeted as we arrived and were made to feel most welcome by Jade. The ambiance is one of homely chic, with the beautiful view across the loch. There were 5 of us dining the full 3 courses,...

Every single part of this visit was perfect and I would say one of the best eating experiences I have had. The booking was easy and calls returned to arrange booking, during what is not an easy time for hospitality. On arrival greeted at the...

We went twice during a week’s holiday staying on the edge of Loch Tummel. This is an excellent restaurant with interesting and well prepared food served beautifully and with excellent customer service. The Lobster was a particular highlight as well as the cod and some...

The hotel is in a stunning area; that would be difficult to better! But, presenting itself as a full restaurant, the Inn offers their restaurant in a bar setting. Food pleasant, but not as nice as I'd hoped for, looking at the bill. Avoid the...

Stumbled across the Inn and it is in the most fabulous setting with a lovely garden overlooking the lock. However, no food served at lunchtime meant that we stopped only for a few minutes to have a drink. Missing a trick here?

Simply superb - food excellent fresh and beautifully presented. Starters one was steamed pear with the most delicious glaze that made you want to lick the plate clean! The other a superb selection of charcuterie and sour dough . Mains freshly made pasted with the...

Stunning lochside setting. Welcome from owner, Jade. Friendly and attentive service from Jane. Food average ... sorry, but that was our experience.

Having to prebook for our meal due to COVID restrictions We were very pleased with the requirements On our first visit we had Soup of the day then Steamed Cod I had also soup of the day then mussels and to finish a rhubarb crumble

We booked for a table for 4, with an optimistic 'same day' email, fortunately for 18:30 sitting. Jade quickly replied to confirm, we found out on arrival that a combination of social distancing and capacity meant the 'early slot' was what got us in. Jade...

4 of us had a fabulous meal. The menu was interesting and, the food was great. Three squid, and one beetroot and duck starter, 1 cod, 2 lamb, and 1 moules frites as mains. All delicious. Also some puds and coffee. We were all well...

Perfect start to our Highland tour. Hard to fault anything. Jade and Alice even laid on lovely weather for us. Excellent food. A relief not to have a TV in the room, tho’ wifi could be better if you need it.

The Inn, is just what was needed for the area! Ran by a very professional and “hands on” couple, they have achieved an incredible feat. After years in the industry, I know what it’s like building up a reputation . These guys have nailed it....

Stayed here for two nights and would thoroughly recommend it. Food is first class with a varied and original menu. Staff very friendly and welcoming. No TV in the rooms which suited us but Internet available. Wonderful scenery and surroundings. Handy for many places like...

Well prepared re Covid, an interesting menu, tasty food, very prompt service, made to feel welcome. All in all a great place to have dinner.

Over the years we have chosen some beautiful locations when travelling north/south to Orkney, the Inn at Loch Tummel rates at the very top of them all. The location has to be experienced to be believed, it is truly, truly beautiful.Jade & Alice have created...

Went in for Sunday lunch - the food was absolutely delicious. The staff were super friendly and extremely accommodating to anything we needed. Booked through email.

Lovely premium room. View to die for! Exceptionally clean throughout. Given the present climate it was well organised and made you feel safe from the moment you stepped inside the premises. Fabulous food. Overall a really lovely night away.

First big Family meal since lockdown with other family members who had come to Scotland to visit. Full covid procedures in place very spacious felt safe. The staff are very attentive from the moment we entered, it was a lovely experience all evening. We haven’t...

Fantastic food and service - highly recommended. There is also a game room with board games and an amazing view.

Just had a lovely family lunch - the food, from sandwiches to confit duck, was superb, with delicious puddings too. The service was friendly and efficient, and the fire most welcome on a fairly dreech day. A bonus that the dog was able to join...

Utterly delicious, every bite! Charcuterie to start, lamb cutlets for the main, and peacan crumble to end –washed down with the smoothest Cabernet Sauvignon. Relatively straightforward dishes but all extremely high quality, flavoursome and artistically presented, and served with a kind, welcoming attitude. Totally loved...

Apart from the stunning scenery, highly recommend The Inn, and staff, especially the wee lassie from Marseille. We’ll be back next year.

We as a family of 4 and our dog had a lovely meal at this restaurant. We also got to meet the TV star owner (one of). The food was really good, and we also sat outside for a drink in the sun, and what...

£8.25 for a lager shandy and £9.50 for a 250ml house white. We had to go in twice asking if they had forgot about us before we finally got our drinks. Much better places to stop in the area than this.

We have just returned from a two night stay here with our infant son and couldn’t have been happier with every element of our trip. The hotel itself is in a beautiful location, and has been renovated and decorated to a very high standard. We stayed in a super king room and it was lovely, so much space for us, our travel cot and all of the things that come with travelling with a young baby. The bed was SO comfortable, we could have stayed much longer just for that! The owner met us at check in and couldn’t have been nicer-so friendly, informative and warm. All of the measures they have taken regarding COVID safety were explained (and were sensible) and he took us to our room. We were visiting family in the area so did not eat lunch or dinner but, if the quality of the breakfast is anything to go by, we would love to come back to enjoy an evening meal or two-breakfast was superb! Again, great service both days and nothing was too much trouble ( even our ten month old knocking cold coffee all over the table wasn’t an issue!)We definitely intend to return either as a family or just the two of us for a night away. Having visited the area every year since I was a young child i have seen this hotel in its many different forms, and this one is by far the best. Well done and hope to see you again soon!

The meal was absolutely lovely, fresh, tasty food and presented beautifully. Gorgeous setting with only a small number of tables and very helpful staff. Views also lovely, best meal we have had in a while. Would recommend!

Given its pretty remote location in a village of a few houses at most, the Inn could be forgiven for not trying too hard as the nearest other option is at least ten miles away. But they DO try hard and they succeed. The food follows simple, classic lines with quality ingredients, skillfully cooked, well presented and served with a smile. Not too many flavours competing on the plate, portion size just right and nothing overly complex. The menu isn't extensive but there is variety.The Inn itself commands gorgeous views (when the weather permits) and inside the welcome is warm and genuine, the seating comfortable, the lighting just right, the background music audible enough to make out what it is but not so loud as to be intrusive and the heat from the log burner adds a welcome cosiness.Decor is simple, but very tastefully done - and suits the building.It's hard to fault this little place - they don't get a lot of passing trade so it must be tricky to predict numbers and source accordingly so the owners and chef deserve a lot of credit for pushing the standards up above virtually all of the others around. I hope they don't lose faith as so many places do when things get a bit bumpy - it takes time to build a reputation and this one is starting on very solid ground.Well done.

A lovely place for a nice pint of beer and a glass of white. We looked at the menu for the evening meal and it looked just the ticket. Next visit we will book in..

Nos alojamos por dos noches en febrero, un día de picos de color nieve y otro menos amable. La bienvenida fue cálida y amable, la naturaleza de la posada con pasillos estrechos, techos bajos y puertas comunicantes lo hizo sentir acogedor, aunque algunas partes todavía se estaban calentando después de las vacaciones de invierno. La habitación (No 1) era espaciosa y el baño con bañera independiente estaba lleno de carácter. Muy cómoda cama y ropa de cama.La comida es fantástica, manejando un rango limitado con mucha variedad. No tuvimos problemas para encontrar diferentes opciones cada día.Los propietarios y su pequeño equipo trabajan muy duro para hacer de este un excelente lugar para alojarse y comer, y nos encantó.

Website stated open. Menu looked exactly what we were after during a break from hill walking in the area. Arrived to find the place CLOSED!! 🤔. No ideal.

Qué gran equipo hacen Jade y Alice. No podrían haber sido más atentos y amables durante nuestra breve estancia en el fin de semana.La comida era deliciosa y aparentemente siempre es de origen local. El pescado proviene de George Campbell, por lo que siempre es fresco y de gran calidad. El menú no es extenso, pero hay algo para todos y la presentación fue impresionante. Tuve el plato de merluza que estaba cocinado a la perfección. Mi marido tenía el cerdo milanés que era la receta de Jade's Nonna y dijo que estaba delicioso. Estoy teniendo esa próxima visita!La cama era súper cómoda con ropa de cama de muy buena calidad y la habitación estaba impecablemente limpia con toques divertidos y extravagantes, como pieles de ovejas Jacob y divertidas obras de arte.Estamos ansiosos por nuestra próxima visita ya.

The restaurant here is in the gastropub/elevated comfort food zone. I enjoyed squash soup followed by shepherd's pie on a quiet fall night and was entranced.

Very nice Sunday lunch with friends.good friendly service.mixed views on beetroot curry.delicious crumble for dessert 😄

I had made a booking for 24 people 6 months ago, some of whom are coming all the way from Paris. The menu had been agreed. I now discover that it has been cancelled unilaterally with no explanations or alternatives suggested. Very unprofessional, do not trust them!

We dined each night if our stay and we can recommend everything we chose. Not the cheapest place in the world, but not the most expensive either, but the slight extra cost from average same-old inn food is well worth the effort.

We stayed here for 3 nights, originally only booked for 2 but enjoyed this lovely place so much that we booked another night. Everything about the Inn is welcoming from the lovely owners, Alice & Jade, to the beautiful, well furnished rooms with very comfortable beds and big bathrooms. The food is quite simply outstanding. Choose from a small menu of lovely fresh food, well cooked and beautifully presented. We particularly liked the red mullet (I chose it 2 nights running). Breakfasts are equally as good and you sit with beautiful views out over Loch Tummel. If you are looking for a relaxing place to stay with wonderful walks nearby then this is it

There were no negatives to our experience. We were two couples and we all ordered different meals. The food was uniformly excellent as was the service and the ambiance.

We rebooked a visit here and once again we were extemely pleased with our stay. The ambience is so relaxing and peaceful, the owners are utterly charming, food is delicious and delightfully presented and the rooms are sumptously decorated with comfortable beds. Cannot praise this highly enough, and if you are in the area would recommend you to book a visit.

Absolutely fantastic coach trip the driver and coach brilliant

The views to this place are beautiful. The seating area in over the road from the pub itself with about 4 picnic tables.

Decided to go for an afternoon pint at the end of a long day walking in hills as we were staying at a nearby campsite. Nice chat with a local as we parked up set the scene and then we saw the view. Outstanding.

Stayed at the Inn at Loch Tummel for 3 nights and ate there on a couple of occasions. A truly beautiful location with views across Loch Tummel from the dining room. Overall very comfortable accommodation, superb food and excellent service. Couldn’t fault the experience.

Terrible prices (£5 for a pint!!) and rude service from bar staff, never mind the poor selection of drinks.

We stayed at The Inn at Loch Tummel for 2 nights, and it was absolutely brilliant. Our rooms where beautiful, the view was breathtaking, the breatfast the best we have ever had and the service friendly. What a great place!

Lovely looking pub with stunning views over the loch, however the experience was ruined by the shocking service and attitude of the bar maid that served us. I ordered a real ale (they only have one), and sat down while waiting for the beer to settle. Once settled I noticed the beer quite cloudy. Sure enough it smelt and tasted like vinegar, totally un-drinkable. Took it back to the bar and told this to the barmaid, who just said “the pipes have been cleaned so it must be ok”. I said no it’s cloudy and tastes like vinegar, maybe its at the end of the barrel? No interest from her, totally refused to replace the pint or refund me. However she did offer to sell me another drink if I wanted something else! I’ve been drinking ale for 30 years and I know when a pint is bad, but here I am with a young girl in her 20’s virtually calling me liar. On the rare occasion I've ever had a bad pint of ale I’ve swapped it with no questions asked. This is the first time in 30 years I’ve been robbed. Avoid at all costs!!

The restaurant offers a high quality limited range menu with something to suit everyone. Everything is homemade and of a superb standard, the tables were all booked at least once in the evening and the staff were super welcoming and good humoured throughout the whole evening.

Delicious food and a great selection of beers, wines, gin and whiskies. Great service. Dog friendly restaurant. Everything we ate while we were there was outstanding. The breakfasts are not to be missed if you’re driving past on your way to bag a few munros.

Relaxed service, relaxed atmosphere, food spot on, view stunning. Highly recommended. It requires 100 characters but I think I’ve said it all.

We stopped for a couple of drinks with friends over Easter and even though the weather wasn't that warm it was sunny so I sat outside. Friendly service. It had a huge beer garden. We will come back should we ever be in the area.

Behind the traditional highland stone facade of this inn, there is a small and very up-market international restaurant. The menu is interesting and the dishes beautifully prepared. I have not encountered more sophisticated food anywhere else north of Glasgow. In addition, the decor is dramatic, but it is a pity the waitress wears jeans. The only negative is the slow service, but it is worth waiting. Not cheap, but you get what you pay for.