Isles Of Glencoe Hotel

The Isles of Glencoe Hotel was a fantastic place to stay with our family on our first two nights in Scotland. Situated in the heart of the Highlands, the location was perfect for seeing the main sights, and felt very peaceful and quiet. The hotel staff was very friendly and helpful when my father-in-law requested an extra bed sheet. The rooms and beds were very comfortable and the property is on the most beautiful lake so I highly recommend getting a room with a lake-side view. My one comment is that it seems to be a hotel where many travel groups and groups with young children come through, so it was difficult to get in for dinner on the first night, and the breakfast buffet was a bit messy and less professionally run than some of the hotels during the rest of our stay. The dinner that we did have was very good though! All in all, it was a lovely stay and no real complaints. Thank you.

Nice setting, however receptionist knew nothing about hotels.com gift cards, so got nothing. No gym, and swimming pool open to public so very busy with local children. Noisy corridors at night. Not a relaxing stay.

It was average, view of the loch was amazing but was stood waiting to check in for 10 minutes before someone came. Ate dinner here and the food was great but the atmosphere was far from, surrounded by kids who were running around, throwing things and being really loud - wasn’t what I was expecting from a high priced hotel.

Views are amazing unless you are on the ground floor wanting to throw the curtains open to enjoy the wonderful views from your bed/room - warning - anyone walks right by your window, or more likely hang around there to enjoy the same views, so if you like your privacy the curtains stay shut!! Initially, rooms look lovely but beds aren't great, toilet is wall fitted at child height- ok for some of us, ridiculous for most!! Breakfast is expensive, and not worth it since buffet style and constantly waiting to be refilled. Staff are lovely but so helpful they don't have enough time for everyone. We were advised of disabled parking near our room, which we needed, but then a knock, whilst we displayed the 'do not disturb' notice on our door. We were then asked to move our car elsewhere for someone who we can only assume needed our space more!! We later noticed a member of staff using another disabled space!! This was the turning point for us. Hotel is not new and if you are not a heavy sleeper, the noise of anyone moving about avove or particulary in the corridors will keep you awake, along with anyone snoring nearby. I have no issue with dogs or children but suggest you avoid this hotel if you are not keen on either, including children running from room to room and dogs eating off owners plates. I would recomment for those who like a swim as the pool looked nice, although we didn't have time to try it, families and dog owners of which there were aplenty.

Very disappointed have stayed before it was excellent food was also excellent but this time not a good choice on dinner menu and buffet breakfast was cold prices are horrendous, and room was cold, we go to Ballachulish to visit family but wont be back will choose somewhere in village

Stayed in a family room with bunk beds for the kids and the hotel checked all boxes. Will be back