This luxury boutique hotel is nestled on the banks of Loch Voil in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. It has individually-styled rooms and serves food prepared with produce from the estate....
Chris
United Kingdom
Fabulous location, wonderfully friendly staff, fantastic food, and very comfortable room
Located in Lochearnhead, 23 miles from Lake of Menteith, The Clachan Hotel, Lochearnhead has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Brione
United Kingdom
the staff where absolutely amazing, as i was travelling home and got stuck due to road closers they made me feel so so so welcome!! the ladies where amazing couldn’t commend them more
Featuring a garden, Sleeps 10. The Old pink library by loch and river offers accommodations in Lochearnhead. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
Offering quiet street views, The Croft Place of Architectual Interest in Lochearnhead features accommodations, massage services, a garden, and a shared lounge.
Colbrese
United States of America
Very sweet town and the host was so kind! Melanie made a wonderful breakfast complete with great conversation! It was a great location after leaving Glencoe.
Located 22 miles from Castle Menzies, The Courie Inn offers 4-star accommodations in Killin and features a restaurant, a bar and water sports facilities.
Jeannie
United States of America
I loved the size of the room, the quaint town and the amazing staff! I would definitely recommend.
Located in Kingshouse within the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, MHOR 84 offers free WiFi and free on-site parking.
Duncan
United Kingdom
The staff were very welcoming, and went above and beyond in trying to find us alternative accommodation since booking.com had failed to make the reservation they had confirmed with me. The staff were much more helpful than the booking.com support line, which simply tried to avoid taking any responsibility or liability for the company's failings.
At the western end of Loch Tay, overlooking the beautiful River Lochay, the Killin Hotel offers rooms with attached bathroom, a riverside bistro and a popular local pub.
A boutique inn experience at the heart of Scotland: the location overlooks the spectacular Falls of Dochart, so you will never forget your stay at this family-run inn.
Kyle
United States of America
Excellent location, right next to the falls. Decent breakfast, lovely pub.
Rosebank House Bed and Breakfast offers accommodations in the heart of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. Located in Strathyre, the rooms offer views of the mountains, river or the garden.
Wendy
United States of America
Cozy, clean, atmosphere with yummy smells of home.
Very scenic.
Easy to drive to St Fillans, Callender, Killin (a must to see the Falls of Dochart), Kenmore, Crieff, Aberfeldy.
Also close to Balquhidder, where lies the grave of Rob Roy in a lovely little churchyard, with a scenic walk along by a little river. Close to Loch Voil.
Also, not too long a drive to Loch Lomond.
Opportunities for water sports at both Loch Earn and Loch Tay, plus bike / walking trails, and walks along the south sides of both lochs.
Lovely meals at Clachan Cottage hotel, plus nearby Killin.
Anne
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Lochearnhead is an amazing place. Absolutely spotless.
Lochearnhead is an amazing place. Absolutely spotless. Plenty of sports to do . My husband does the fishing & it’s the best loch out by far . Lochearnhead Hotel is best place to stay or just to visit for dinner
Agnes
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Went to lochearnhead to walk up Ben Vorlich, which we did...
Went to lochearnhead to walk up Ben Vorlich, which we did before we booked into our hotel, glad we did as the next day the weather changed, but that did not stop us touring the few local places had coffee and tea and ate at local restaurants.
Donald
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Lovely place and the views are fantastic.
Very relaxing.
Lovely place and the views are fantastic.
Very relaxing.
This is a very small village so don’t expect much by way of facilities.
Great for walking and exploring and I would imagine water sports (otherwise bring a good book)
Alan
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The location was stunning.
The location was stunning. It had a great outdoor seating area for either drinking or eating. To the west was Oban 58 miles or Fort William was 68 miles. East was Creiff and Perth. The town of Callender was 15-20min drive. So as a base,it was fan. We would gladly go back.
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Keith.Anderson
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
The croft is very quaint but we were unable to lock our...
The croft is very quaint but we were unable to lock our bedroom door, which we found unsettling. Especially when the cat push the door open and tried to open the window shutters to get outside at 4.30am. Our host promised a cooked breakfast between 8 and 9.30 but we waited, and waited with no sign of them. Eventually we left the others whilst other guests stood around looking hungry and bemused.
The view and the hotel were very good value for money. There was a problem, the cook had just walked out and I had arrived without a car, but the manager arranged for me to eat in a nearby hotel. I enjoyed the hotel, a lot of that was to do with the staff but the location is excellent. I want to go back. The location is perfect for why I went to Loch Earn, for the fishing primarily but also to rent a boat on the loch to enjoy the loch. The walks offered by the location are excellent too. I regretted not being able to stay for longer.
The hotel is easy to find with dedicated parking for B&B visitors. Really lovely breakfast with all the usual options available. Alistair the host was great, he made you feel welcome and we felt that anything would be done to make our stay comfortable. We didn't have a doggie with us but they are also very welcome. It is alongside the road but the windows are well glazed and we were not disturbed by the traffic. Dinner is provided for folk staying which is also really helpful.
Great breakfast - lots of choice so you can be as healthy or unhealthy as you like. A beautiful location and an interesting old house with lost of living space and a small bar if you want to get out of your room - could be good for lazy rainy days and winter evenings. Very warm friendly hosting that made us feel welcome but not overpowered. Tasty roast dinner on a Sunday evening.
We stayed in six different hotel/B&B accommodations in London, Bletchley, Edinburgh, Beauly, and Ft William during our 9-day trip. Clachan Cottage was hands down the most comfortable and the scenery is wonderful! We ate dinner and breakfast at Clachan Cottage - the restaurant and bar are excellent! The bartender and waitstaff were fantastic! On-site parking is so convenient
Excellent staff, excellent location remote but you knew that going into the trip. Stunning surroundings as well. Fantastic food for breakfast, honestly we went for a wedding so didn't spend too much time at the accommodation. But the staff (maybe owners) couldn't have helped us more. A gem of a property and if you get the chance it's a must stay.
The house is beautiful, the room and the en-suite are really comfortable and well equipped. Melanie is a lovely host and the breakfast was delicious. There's two adorable cats and sweet little dog to hang out with too which is a real bonus. It's a 1 minute walk down to the loch and there's loads of nice walks and other amazing scenery nearby too.
The Hotel is beautifully situated to take advantage of the loch's fine views. It provides a level of good old fashioned comfort with a well stocked bar, a dining room with panoramic views, excellent food and an open fire warmed residents lounge. The owners work extremely hard but still make time to chat with visitors - we'll be back!
Great place to stay for a weekend getaway with a friend and pet pup! Alistair is a great host and made us feel most welcome.
The room was very clean and had everything we could ask for - liked having a fridge for cold drinks/milk etc!
Breakfast was also great, a good fuel up for walks in the surrounding area.
We stayed at Monachyle Mhor for 1 night and had a great time. Great food and lovely scenery in what must be one of Scotland’s most remote hotels. The staff were very friendly and helpful - a waiter named Jack was very helpful when introducing us to Whiskey. We thoroughly enjoy our stay and will definitely be back.
Lovely hosts John and Katy very Friendly and Great company.
Breakfast was really nice each morning
Excellent views of lochearnhead in a beautiful setting.
Rooms were very comfortable.
The hosts stunning Great Dane dog Blue is a real character and made a warm welcome more memorable
Lovely location just outside the village of Lochearnhead and with beautiful views into the hills - loads of wildlife about. Having access to the loch was great and made it easy to access with canoe and SUP. Plenty of things to do in the area - for all interests
This is a great place to stay. It overlooks Loch Earn, which is not as famous as the other Lochs, and so was more preferable for me. The hotel and room were clean and the room was spacious. The hostess, Amanda, was very accommodating and approachable.
The new owners were delightful, and really cared about making us feel welcome and looked after. We stayed in 6 different hotels, guest houses and B&B's during our recent touring holiday, and this one was the best. Excellent choice of drinks in the bar.
The breakfast at the Golden Arches was wonderful. It was made to order and had many choices. The room was comfortable with plenty of light. But the best part was the friendliness and helpfulness of Andrea and Tim. They made the stay special.
Friendly staff. A good stop between Edinburgh and Skye, if you stop off somewhere like Stirling castle. We enjoyed the local feel. The restaurant/bar food was solid and good, but dont expect upscale. Its just good local food
Accommodation and facilities in the log cabins were high standard. Kitchen items, dishwasher was a plus. View from the balcony deck was awesome. Near to all local walks and lochs.
Perfect location, down to earth but professional greeting on arrival. Hotel has been tastefully updated in keeping with its beautiful Scottish surroundings.
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