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"Breakfast was generally very good but strange to have only sliced bread despite menu stating bread from local bakery. Not even croisssants. "

"Couldn't always get breakfast items as they weren't being replenished frequently enough. Menu said "porridge on request" however the staff said they didn't have any. We love porridge when we go to Scotland. "

"Clean and very convenient to the train and town"

"I stayed in a compact room. The room was cold, radiator wouldn't turn up. The door to the bathroom needs replaced, looked like it had been kicked in at some point. There ws "

"We had 2 rooms and both were beautiful and perfect for those travelling. Staff were super attentive and so friendly, nothing was a problem. Breakfast is fantastic. We tried every disj while there and couldnt fault any of them. Our fussy 2 year old was delighted and the staff were super friendly with him. Gary the night manager was fantartic had some great stories and advice for us. Sad we had to leave without saying goodbye but we will be back. We loved everything about it! "

"The room was very comfortable and clean with all the amenities you needed for your stay. We had a twin bed room and the beds were comfortable with extra blankets and pillows in the room. The bathroom was nice with a towel warmer and soft towels. My only complaint, but this is common throughout, no wash cloth... The front desk staff were very friendly and professional, we checked in quickly and given our room key. All of the staff we met were very friendly. The breakfast was very good with a nice selection of cold items as well hot menu items. I really appreciated the little pot of coffee you got at your table instead of having to go to the buffet to get more. The bar was nice, it was not as "cozy" as others we stayed in during our trip."

"I have stayed many times at this hotel and this will probably be the last time. I paid good money for a totally sleepless night and a very basic breakfast. When booking, I specifically asked for a room at the front of the hotel. I do so regularly, as I know from past experience that rooms, particularly the low even numbers can be noisy, so I was disappointed when arrived and was told that I was allocated Room 102. I told reception that I had bad memories of room 102 as I had stayed there in the past and it is the noisiest room in the hotel; which was why I had requested a room at the front. Reception was very unhelpful, completely unsympathetic and simply said there was nothing they could do. Room 102 lived up to my expectations, with unbearable loud noises from extractor fans and other machinery operating not far from the room window. I couldn't do any work because concentrating was impossible. I am a light sleeper - hence my request which was made when booking - and I couldn't get any sleep because of the constant racket from outside, which went on throughout the entire night. Breakfast next morning was a lacklustre affair. No fruit salad, no fresh fruit, no fried eggs on offer and the other breakfast items were fewer than is usually available and they were very slow to be replenished when they ran down. Check in the night before had been painfully slow and staff on reception were not helpful. I wouldn't want to go through this again and I wouldn't wish it on anyone. "

"The service was wonderful. The staff helped arrange things like taxis and a horse ride and made sure I got breakfast before an early morning tour (excellent scones!). They were especially accommodating on my last day when I was taking a late train, allowing me to shower and have a place to hang out for a little while in the late afternoon. The common areas feel historic but comfortable and well kept. The rooms are mostly updated but if you want a historic feel, be sure to request it. Pretty much all the rooms are a little different. There’s a lovely walled garden onsite and I got selfies with the Highland cows in the neighboring field. Just know that if you don’t have a car, it’s about a £12-14 cab ride from town. "