Hotel Dengan Sarapan pagi di Argyll Dan Bute, United Kingdom

A great location and a perfect view from the hotel room that we had. The service was good, a great breakfast and a nice pint of beer. All in all, this is a recommend and it did take us by surprise how decent it was for our one night stay.

Stayed for one night in a twin lake view room with en-suite. The view is worth it. Staff were friendly, room was clean, easy to check in and out. Location was easily signposted and parking available. 5/10min walk to a few local chip shop a bar and shops if needed as well as access to the bar and restaurant on site. We stayed on a Sunday in June which was quiet. The building is an older building so very creaky but that is very much part of the charm. Tea/coffee and kettle provided in room as well as a small Scottish cookie treat. Perfect stop off for further travel north or any other situation. Would definitely book again.

We stayed at this awful hotel from the 4th - 11th of October, on a coach holiday from the south west scottish borders with Telfords coach holidays (Newcastleton) Except for the downstairs main public areas, this hotel is filthy, shabby and in an awful state of disrepair. All our pillows were yellow sweat stained filthy stinking awful. the window curtains looked like stained rags of hessian, and were ill fitting. the bathroom was damp and mould spores on the ceiling, sink no plug, bath no plug, and shower just oozed out drips, it was so congealed with scales. The filthy cheap carpet was just that, and engrained with dirt, and loads and loads of black hair all over it. This was the second room, after which we were told no other rooms available, all booked up. Lift was not working, and after reading others experiences, it's been out of action for months!! The food was okay, with dinner being the best meal of the day. Breakfast, well if you ever get a breakfast like their site photos, then you'll have done better than us. 1/2 rasher of bacon, 1/2 a tomato, eggs, yes can have two!! Black pudding, a small tasteless barely cooked sausage, and washy baked beans!! However the whole place is terrible, different sets of stairs in all directions, with A4 paper printed signs here and there. The manager was arrogant, and beyond belief, very argumentative of you challenge him, and I did. the rest of the staff are hard working, and very helpful. This hotel seems to be indian ,managed and staffed, with some local staff here and there, but I do emphasize some!! most indian room staff spoke english very poorly, although smiling, you could tell they hadn't understood your questions, or requests. It took the hotel 2 days to change our filthy sweat stained pillows for new, and 3 days to clean our room carpet. none of the bedding was changed during our 4 night stay, I repeat none!! I urge any traveller to PLEASE consider other hotels, do not stay in this Loch Long hotel, or you'll be so bitterly disappointed !!!

We booked 2 rooms 1 night last minute booking. I got Junior suite for me & my husband. Room is very spacious for UK standard, sea view is very beautiful Seaview. The hotel has lift thats very good for travelers with many luggages.The room is a little cold so we switched on spare small heater which is warm enough. Their specialist amenities are very good. Whisky Honey. Oh.our room door isn't working, that's pretty scary.

This is very small botique hotel, didn't look impressive front the entrance outside hotel. The moment we went in, it is really cozy & we were greeted by very warming in house manager & booked dinner table as well. We enjoyed their breakfast and as well as dinner, very good quality. Our concern is this hotel doesn't have lift.

Sadly quite disappointed in our jr suite, We had two, one for my husband & son was lovely. Mine and my daughters not so much, we had see through curtain’s, when asked at the reception what they can do about it, they said it can be covered with towels…. Not sure how they expected that to work with 7ft windows that didn’t open! Also told because it’s dark in the winters it’s to LET the light in…(people can just open the curtains to) To top it off extremely dipped mattresses, they’ve tried to cover this with several mattress covers. The whole place needs to be updated!! I also felt as though the outside of our room was a dumping ground for cleaners too. Only perk was that the staff were nice and the breakfast!

Lovely looking hotel great friendly staff food is good but repetitive room 206 was awful but we was moved to a very nice updated room next door with no bother, beautiful views I would like to see local info in the rooms of interest to visitors good selection of tea coffee in the room but small extras of biscuits would be nice No room service Buffet breakfast is well stocked Tea and coffee not available until 12 noon until the bar area opens No snacks or light meals available throughout the day which is a shame I would say that although the hotel is walking distance from the ferry it’s not for anyone with walking issues, taxi is £4 To sum up, it is very tired and needs major updating in areas of the out side and carpets in rooms really do need cleaning Beautiful garden to the front with gorgeous views I would return with updates

We ate here following a recommendation from a local. I have to say it was one of the best meals we have ever had. We were warmly welcomed by Suzy (I think that was her name!) who served us a drink at the bar. Another lovely waitress brought over menus as we sat in the bar and took our order. When our food were ready our drinks were taken to our table. The decor was fresh and contemporary but still maintaining a Scottish influence with tasteful tartan. Our food was beautifully cooked. We had food from the specials menu - the venison casserole and the monk fish (I think. Whatever the fish was it was delicious!) with a lobster bisque sauce. For desserts we had the chocolate and orange brownie and a cheeseboard. All amazing! The waitresses were so kind and friendly and there was a great atmosphere. We would definitely recommend this restaurant! Thank you!

We stayed for 4 nights and only wish it had been more! From the moment we arrived to the time we left, we couldn't have been made more welcome by a wonderful owner, Karen, in accommodation that certainly lived up to it's billing. It is clear that no expense had been spared down to the most minor of details. We stayed in the Deluxe Suite that was most certainly 5 star with a view to die for. I don't know how Karen manages to offer such a huge breakfast menu but all of the choices we made were cooked perfectly and beautifully presented. Also of note, the recommendations that Karen made for places to visit and places to eat were all exceptional. It is clear that this owner has a wealth of experience and loves hosting and this is amply reflected in this stunning guest house. Cannot recommend highly enough!

As most reviews say this is a beautiful place ! Buildings , the rooms and the island absolutely beautiful… But! Food was a little disappointing. We had booked afternoon tea which was put on the table and our backsides were hardly sat down! It consisted of the most basic of sandwiches 4 scones and some cut up cakes which I’m sure we got served for dessert that night and at £40 a head you can’t do that! No French pastries no sausage rolls!!! Very basic ! Oh and one cup of cold coffee no pot in sight. That night had to have our fine dining dinner in the deck restaurant because of some work being done in the main restaurant but there was no mention of this when booking. So a bit disappointed with that. Need to let people know about these things. We had our 3 course fine dining dinner in under an hour and it was just ok and expensive…don’t know what the hurry was🤷🏻‍♀️ then at breakfast we waited ages for our food it was quite a nice breakfast though. If the restaurant and food side was just a bit more polished and tweaked it could be fabulous and it would justify the prices and 5 stars for me but sadly it wasn’t…

We booked 2 rooms 1 night last minute booking. I got Junior suite for me & my husband. Room is very spacious for UK standard, sea view is very beautiful Seaview. The hotel has lift thats very good for travelers with many luggages.The room is a little cold so we switched on spare small heater which is warm enough. Their specialist amenities are very good. Whisky Honey. Oh.our room door isn't working, that's pretty scary.

Not disappointed at all. From the minute we walked in we were made to feel welcome. We stayed here for a week in the king size sea view room ( my word what a view it was ) it was beyond expectations and not once did the standard drop. The level of cleanliness and hospitality was top notch, not to mention the food. Whether it was breakfast or an evening meal it was well cooked and very tasty. I have never had such tasty porridge as they make here. I can highly recommend staying here, you certainly won’t be disappointed.

Hotel is a little tricky to find despite the signs on the main road. Up the driveway, I found myself facing a farm and a private home. There is one sign pointing left off to a garden, no mention of the hotel. It turns out you must follow that road. Anyway, the view of the lake is lovely. We arrived quite late, about 9pm. I think the kitchen was closed but they managed to make some soup and sandwiches for us. We followed this with one drink just before the bar closed. We tried to drink outside at the lakeside but the insects forced us back in! Nice room, good value for money (100 pounds) despite the ageing decor. In the morning we ate the cooked breakfast and checked out. This is when I got hit for an additional 75 pounds for the food and drink, almost doubling my bill. It's a nice place but think twice before you think you've got a bargain.

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A great location and a perfect view from the hotel room that we had. The service was good, a great breakfast and a nice pint of beer. All in all, this is a recommend and it did take us by surprise how decent it was for our one night stay.

This is very small botique hotel, didn't look impressive front the entrance outside hotel. The moment we went in, it is really cozy & we were greeted by very warming in house manager & booked dinner table as well. We enjoyed their breakfast and as well as dinner, very good quality. Our concern is this hotel doesn't have lift.

Stayed for one night in a twin lake view room with en-suite. The view is worth it. Staff were friendly, room was clean, easy to check in and out. Location was easily signposted and parking available. 5/10min walk to a few local chip shop a bar and shops if needed as well as access to the bar and restaurant on site. We stayed on a Sunday in June which was quiet. The building is an older building so very creaky but that is very much part of the charm. Tea/coffee and kettle provided in room as well as a small Scottish cookie treat. Perfect stop off for further travel north or any other situation. Would definitely book again.

We stayed at this awful hotel from the 4th - 11th of October, on a coach holiday from the south west scottish borders with Telfords coach holidays (Newcastleton) Except for the downstairs main public areas, this hotel is filthy, shabby and in an awful state of disrepair. All our pillows were yellow sweat stained filthy stinking awful. the window curtains looked like stained rags of hessian, and were ill fitting. the bathroom was damp and mould spores on the ceiling, sink no plug, bath no plug, and shower just oozed out drips, it was so congealed with scales. The filthy cheap carpet was just that, and engrained with dirt, and loads and loads of black hair all over it. This was the second room, after which we were told no other rooms available, all booked up. Lift was not working, and after reading others experiences, it's been out of action for months!! The food was okay, with dinner being the best meal of the day. Breakfast, well if you ever get a breakfast like their site photos, then you'll have done better than us. 1/2 rasher of bacon, 1/2 a tomato, eggs, yes can have two!! Black pudding, a small tasteless barely cooked sausage, and washy baked beans!! However the whole place is terrible, different sets of stairs in all directions, with A4 paper printed signs here and there. The manager was arrogant, and beyond belief, very argumentative of you challenge him, and I did. the rest of the staff are hard working, and very helpful. This hotel seems to be indian ,managed and staffed, with some local staff here and there, but I do emphasize some!! most indian room staff spoke english very poorly, although smiling, you could tell they hadn't understood your questions, or requests. It took the hotel 2 days to change our filthy sweat stained pillows for new, and 3 days to clean our room carpet. none of the bedding was changed during our 4 night stay, I repeat none!! I urge any traveller to PLEASE consider other hotels, do not stay in this Loch Long hotel, or you'll be so bitterly disappointed !!!

We were in our motorhome touring Scotland and decided to give ourselves a comfort overnight stay. When we arrived our double room wasn't available so were given a room with 2 single beds, there was no hot water for our comfort shower. We reported this problem to reception, who confirm that the room we were staying in did have a problem with the hot water - we were asked to run the water continuously for circa 10-15mins and that the water would likely get hot, If it didn't then we should take a shower in a different room to the one we were staying in. In the end after a lot of time the water did get hot enough for us to shower in. We decided to have dinner in the hotel, the fish and chips was or very poor standard - the fish looked like a frozen product from iceland, certainly wasn't fully prepared on site. I opted for the steak & ale pie, which had to be sent back for re-heating as the potatoes were cold when it arrived - in the end I had to leave it as it was horrible. From the outside the hotel looked delightful but I'm afraid the substance and quality within flattered to deceive. We should have stayed in our motorhome and saved our cash. This stay put a very big dampener on our holiday experience.

On arriving, we were welcomed by Alex who was charming and profession. He showed us to room 19 which turned out to be in a 1950s extension block. The room looked like it had recently been refurbished to a degree with a clean and updated bathroom. The bed although in two and linked together was a medium firm one and comfortable and the pillows were ok too which is a positive. The view from the room, being on the loch side was impressive. That evening we decided to eat in the Resturant which is also in a 1950s extension and in my opinion too big and soulless. The music was along to playing death metal music at a funeral. It was not conducive to a formal dining setting. We both had beetroot smoked salmon with apple. The salmon was far too light a flavour for me and it wasn’t a balanced dish. There was some oats of sort sprinkled on it and that added no flavour just confusion. We then had muscle and monk fish tail dishes. Whilst the muscles were tasty, it was an extremely over priced dish and the two small bread roles “plonked” on top of them without any bread knife, side plate or butter was an interesting concept. The monk fish came with succotash. The succotash was bland and the monk fish over salted. No bread, with this one ! So on the whole the food was edible, expensive and bland. Breakfast on the face of it was ok but often they didn’t have many of the dishes. The food quality at breakfast appeared of lower standard in my opinion as for the scrambled eggs I hate them over scrambled and that’s just what they were and why on earth everything has to come with pea shoots on it god only knows. Now for the room in more detail. Staying there in October brought with it a major challenge. The room was freezing cold to the point we used a hairdryer to take the chill off. It wasn’t the cleanest of rooms either with a large amount of dust. Next to the room was a fire exit and that was covered in bird droppings and the laundry rooms along the corridor leading to room 19 looked dirty too. The hotel is really a tale of 2 halves. The original beautiful one and the unloved eyesore. The picture I have added of the beautiful part ! In essence this hotel needs staff and management to look at the hotel and guest experience from the eyes of the customers because that’s the only way this hotel will improve. Does it need to? Well with occupancy of this hotel I would say perhaps not however all that means is it’s resting in its laurels and isn’t looking to improve.

We arrived soaked after a lengthy bike ride and wanted to get into a warm bedroom as quickly as possible. There was no-one on reception and instead I had to wait rather too long for one of the overworked waiting-on staff to appear and check us in. The room was cold. There was no information at all so we weren’t able to get any heat with asking further. We were also advised to not even bother with the towel rail as none of them worked in the hotel. All far from ideal when you’re trying to dry out soaking clothes. The tap was very loose and worst of all there was a huge crack right across the seat of the toilet. Totally unhygienic. I mentioned it when we went down again and was thanked for telling them - but it clearly wasn’t going to be fixed for us. The room should stayed unused until it had been fixed. There was also only one, tiny shower gel and one tiny shampoo between the two of us. You get the picture. The food in the Seabed Restaurant was reasonable but was not a patch on the standard when we ate there last two years ago.