Housed within a historic, baronial building, The Tarbet Hotel is situated in the iconic destination Loch Lomond.
Angela
United Kingdom
Beautiful location double bedroom was spacious but bathroom a little small shower cubicle door opened onto toilet but I appreciate it’s an old building it was beautifully clean and towels lovely and white and fluffy small point did not spoil stay great stay with dog who was made very welcome , great pub menu best pizza I have had , and fabulous fish and chips on first night . Staff couldn’t have been more helpful , hotel has recently been refurbished
On the banks of Loch Long, The Arrochar Hotel boasts loch views and free parking and free WiFi. Situated at the foot of the Arrochar Alps, it also has a traditional Scottish restaurant.
John
United Kingdom
Breakfast very good and good choice beautiful views.
On the banks of Loch Lomond in the magnificent Queen Elizabeth Forest, this hotel has spectacular views of Ben Lomond, the loch and mountains to the north. Rowardennan Hotel is accessible, yet remote....
Chris
United Kingdom
Breakfast was just the ticket for a long day of walking
Set in Luss, within 44 km of Glasgow Botanic Gardens and 45 km of University of Glasgow, The Beach House Loch Lomond offers accommodation with a garden and as well as free private parking for guests...
Hannah
United Kingdom
Nothing, it was tarnished and ruined by the outcome of our stay
Set in Arrochar, Loch Long Hotel is located at the head of Loch Long. It features an on-site bar and restaurant.
Dr Ferguson
United Kingdom
The staff were fantastic. I left something behind and I emailed them after I left. They responded quickly and helpfully. I sent a stamped addressed envelope to the hotel and they popped it inside and gave it to the postman (no post office in town) They were super helpful throughout
The Caledonian Claymore Hotel in Arrochar features 3-star accommodation with a garden, a restaurant and a bar. The hotel provides both free WiFi and free private parking.
The Garrison Of Inversnaid Farm with Hot Tub was built in 1719 and is set in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Free WiFi and free private parking is available.
Sammy
United Kingdom
That it was in the middle of nowhere and actually really loved the fact that there was no phone signal. So was able to completely switch off for the weekend. Loved that there was board games to play and loved how friendly vicky was :)
The main hotel building is now under new ownership (previous owner holding onto Beach House rooms) Changes required to property description as follows: On the banks of Loch Lomond, this Traditional...
ian
United Kingdom
Staff were really nice and the meals were great ,it's a lovely place in a nice location, will definitely be back
The reservation system was difficult and it was very...
The reservation system was difficult and it was very difficult to get the hotel itself to communicate and understand. I had to enlist the corporate office in order to work it out. The front desk clerk at check in is rude. The young girl bartender is untrained. The food staff is unprofessional and disengaged. The evening bar music penetrates the room - making it difficult to sleep. Not all amenities were in the room and had to be asked for. The coffee maker didn't work.
The building is beautiful, but without friendly staff it has lost all ambiance. Clearly, there is no corporate attempt to train staff to cater to the traveling public.
john paul
United States
8.0
Scored 8.0
The room assigned to us was on the top floor.
The room assigned to us was on the top floor. The lift was not working but we were not advised about this before arrival. The receptionist at check in response was that it was booking.com that should have advised us, yet it was not, or at least not obvious on the hotel website
Scott
United Kingdom
2.0
Scored 2.0
Dirty room, ignorant, rude unhelpful and miserable staff,...
Dirty room, ignorant, rude unhelpful and miserable staff, disgusting to have to pay for guest parking (would expect in the city but not at that location,) Housekeeping never cleaned room or stocked the room. had to collect towels and toilet paper from reception, they would not take a standard/repeat meal time booking, had to book daily for 08:00 breakfast and 19:00 Dinner at reception. i could go on ... just don't stay at the Tarbet
Brian Jolly
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Nice big room, bathroom good, meals excellent, staff very...
Nice big room, bathroom good, meals excellent, staff very friendly and helpful.
Good tea and coffee facilities in room.
On a main junction, so a small amount if road noise and sometimes very busy.
Bed quite comfortabke with extra pillows and blanket in room. Heating very good hot water took a long tome to come through.
Excellent centre for travelling around by car bus or train, right next to loch , amazing views.
Ann
United Kingdom
4.0
Scored 4.0
Rude bar staff, no room service, awful smell in all the...
Rude bar staff, no room service, awful smell in all the public areas. It was like step back in time decades when customer service didn’t exist. It reminded me of a cross between Fawlty Towers and The Overlook in The Shining! If you like being made to wait ages at the bar to be served by a grumpy guy with an attitude problem, then this is the place for you!! Also other rude members of staff at the bar who seem to be protégées of said surly barman. I was told I couldn’t set up a tab on my room, I had to pay NOW! I’ve stayed in a lot of hotels in my time and I’ve never been spoken to like that before. As a sole woman traveller I don’t expect to be spoken to like that. I would never stay there again, a terrible disappointment.
Karen
United Kingdom
2.0
Scored 2.0
The location was wonderful, but once you got past the...
The location was wonderful, but once you got past the reception and bar the hotel was tired and dirty. My shower wouldn't drain properly as the drainage hole was jammed full of hair. It took 3 complaints to get it cleaned, which is 2 more than it should have taken. If I didn't have health issues I'd have demanded my money back and left after the first night, but I couldn't take the risk of having nowhere to sleep. Only good thing was Kyle and the young lady in the restaurant were very helpful. This was the first stopover on my road trip round d Scotland and everywhere else I stayed has confirmed just how bad this place was.
Do yourself a favour and stay somewhere else.
The rustic antique factor of the hotel is great, Old worldly Scottish feel with nice bar and comfortable room - We have a year old Rottweiler and the hotel staff and most of the other guests loved him, the dog friendly aspect hotel made our stay in Loch Lomond do-able. We must apologise for the barking at 4am on occasions
Hotel was situated in a fabulous location with the loch a stone’s throw from hotel. We felt welcomed by all staff, our room was clean and comfortable, although outside our room was a big damp patch that smelled musty. The hotel does look like it needs some update and repairs, but we felt that we got good value all round.
Fantastic location over the road from Loch Lomond. The hotel is a lovely building from the outside. Parking was easy although there was a £5 fee for an overnight stay. There was a nice selection of drinks in the bar.
Lovely cottage, well kitted out. Loved the location, in the middle between arrochar and tarbet and right next to the train station. Within walking distance for all your hill walks. Would come back again.
I had a fantastic few days at this hotel. The staff were very helpful and went above and beyond. Because i was in alot of pain i had to leave early but my friend used the rest of my booking.
The Tarbet was a good location to stay between Edinburgh and Skye. Yes, its older but it is cozy and quaint. We enjoyed the food and cocktails. The service was very good.
We had a great stay. The hotel really needs a complete makeover but the staff is friendly, the rooms were clean and breakfast was delicious. We really liked the building.
a pleasant enough old hotel and quite comfortable. Nothing to complain about but nothing to rave about, if I had to stay there again that would be fine.
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