Villas in Scottish Highlands, United Kingdom

I stayed at this lovely hotel for three nights while taking my trip round Scotland, and what a great experience we had the food was amazing and the staff too, had such a great time talking to the young boy behind the bar telling us all about the different whiskies. all the team members are offciant and helpful and really take on the responsibility of making what this little gem is all about, i would 100% recommend the stay for anyone. the room we had was amazing and the bed so comfortable with a lock view

A stay at the glengarry castle hotel is an experience. This isn’t holiday inn or Sofitel- pictures here mean little. This is a small hotel run by the same family for around 70 years. You meet them at check in, at breakfast at evening meal. The food is excellent- after a long day exploring , to sit down in the dining room and be served excellent food and wine by the friendly staff. The out in the gardens to finish the wine by the loch ( weather permitting). I. The grounds there is a mooring on the loch, a river, a waterfall a castle, sheep angus cattle and lots of quiet. The web site is disappointing- pictures can’t do it justice, and anyway nearly all guests are returning customers- that says it all. Will be back

My first and last time staying at this hotel. This is an amazing hotel set in a beautiful location, very quiet and tranquil with amazing views. The staff are all very well presented, professional and friendly. Can’t fault any of them. The food, especially the breakfast is outstanding, very well cooked and presented, locally sourced Ingredients where possible. The hotel decor is period for the age of the building, spotlessly clean and plenty of things from the period for you to look at and enjoy. The rooms are of a high standard, the bedding is especially comfortable and one of the best I’ve every slept in. There is a bar which has a large array of local drinks on offer and a wood fire to warm your cockles. I really could go on and on about the positives but it’s time for the only 2 negatives I’ve found…..at breakfast your toast is brought to you 10min before your breakfast food, meaning your eating cold toast with your hot breakfast. And the main negative for me anyway is the fact that dogs are allowed in the hotel. I have a major allergy to dogs which usually causes an asthma attack. Had I have known that the hotel allowed dogs I wouldn’t have booked. It does say this on the website but I didn’t read down that far so partly my fault. The large dog that was there had been in both the bar and lounge so they were both out of bounds to me for the remainder of my stay. (Do people not use kennels anymore): Soley because dogs are allowed in here I wouldn’t recommend it to friends or family as they feel the same as me and don’t want to share a hotel with animals, shame as it’s a lovely hotel and I would have loved to come back with my family for a weekend. I’ll just need to find somewhere locally that only caters for humans and not animals.

I stayed at this lovely hotel for three nights while taking my trip round Scotland, and what a great experience we had the food was amazing and the staff too, had such a great time talking to the young boy behind the bar telling us all about the different whiskies. all the team members are offciant and helpful and really take on the responsibility of making what this little gem is all about, i would 100% recommend the stay for anyone. the room we had was amazing and the bed so comfortable with a lock view

My first and last time staying at this hotel. This is an amazing hotel set in a beautiful location, very quiet and tranquil with amazing views. The staff are all very well presented, professional and friendly. Can’t fault any of them. The food, especially the breakfast is outstanding, very well cooked and presented, locally sourced Ingredients where possible. The hotel decor is period for the age of the building, spotlessly clean and plenty of things from the period for you to look at and enjoy. The rooms are of a high standard, the bedding is especially comfortable and one of the best I’ve every slept in. There is a bar which has a large array of local drinks on offer and a wood fire to warm your cockles. I really could go on and on about the positives but it’s time for the only 2 negatives I’ve found…..at breakfast your toast is brought to you 10min before your breakfast food, meaning your eating cold toast with your hot breakfast. And the main negative for me anyway is the fact that dogs are allowed in the hotel. I have a major allergy to dogs which usually causes an asthma attack. Had I have known that the hotel allowed dogs I wouldn’t have booked. It does say this on the website but I didn’t read down that far so partly my fault. The large dog that was there had been in both the bar and lounge so they were both out of bounds to me for the remainder of my stay. (Do people not use kennels anymore): Soley because dogs are allowed in here I wouldn’t recommend it to friends or family as they feel the same as me and don’t want to share a hotel with animals, shame as it’s a lovely hotel and I would have loved to come back with my family for a weekend. I’ll just need to find somewhere locally that only caters for humans and not animals.