I've stayed at the Glen Mhor many times but its standards have continually slipped. I only stayed this time because they were slightly more than the Premier Inn and at least here the food is good. Well, was good.
It seems all their money has been ploughed into the distillery & brewery and the owners have forgotten that they are FIRST AND FOREMOST a hotel.
Breakfast used to be a to-order affair. Now it's a sad buffet over ban maries. Soggy yuk and no, that was not Stornoway black pudding - once tasted (the og) never forgotten. If you do intend to stay here, book your breakfast as part of your package otherwise you'll be overpaying for a dismall buffet, then you can do as I did my other 2 days and paid extra for something made to order.
And then there's the room. I was travelling for work so a workspace would be nice but the lighting is insufficient and a tub seat doesn't work at a dressing table. I wound up working in the Tap Room so I could sit at a table on a chair, well, bar stool. Back to the room: frayed carpets, iron scorched carpet - they hadn't changed the iron and it was only when I TRIED to iron that I realised. I stayed 3 nights & twice asked for a replacement. None came and it was still sat at the reception when I checked out. The ironing board cover was badly stained - use a clean towel, I did with MY travel iron (size of a slice of bread meant for emergencies). The shower floods the floor and don't expect housekeeping to remove your glasses from last night.