Search Hotels Near Lochan a' Mhuilinn, Lochailort

"Breakfast was good"

"Staff were excellent answering our questions. The food was top rate, fresh and tasty. We will be going back."

"The location of this hotel was beautiful and the staff were all very nice and helpful. The breakfast included was very good and the dinner bar menu had good options as well. Overall the place is a very cute, older, beautiful spot for a one night stay. "

"This is a very basic hotel. "

"It had beautiful views and nice location, good food, friendly staff. The hotel needs some upkeep and maintenence to really make it shine."

"Location is beautiful, food was very good both breakfast and dinner. Weird spacing in the bathroom...could barely maneuver on the toilet as the shower is so close. The floors are old and creaky as was the bed springs mattress...very bouncy...boing boing boing. Core staff is from Sri Lanka and very much wanting to serve and please. But overall we had a lovely quiet stay. "

"Great location next to the ferry. Excellent food and helpful staff."

"This is a beautiful place to stay. The view is spectacular. Rooms were clean and the staff was amazing. The only issue was that we expected a tv, but didn't have one. But found out that we didn't need it after all. That was the only reason I gave it 4 stars."

"I was allocated Room 10 and found there was no exhaust fan in the bathroom and I couldn’t open the window. It was too high and tightly closed and locked. I needed assistance to open it. Plus the “heated towel rail” had no way to turn it on. There was conflicting advice from reception staff about it so I realised it didnt work. Everything else about this hotel was lovely. Quiet location, superb food in the restaurant ( best Sunday roast dinner I’ve ever had! ), amazing breakfasts and an actual coffee machine that makes Flat whites and lattes! Don’t bother going down to town, just eat here. The staff were lovely as well. I would recommend and stay here again, just not in Room 10. Remember to bring your own face washer to Scotland!"