We stayed at the Morar Hotel, an old station Hotel, with Treyn Holidays, rooms were warm and clean with Windows that open. Public rooms were a little cool in early May, but the Manager soon plugged in some heaters for us. The view from the decking and the Restaurant/Breakfast room is amazing overlooking the Sea and the Isles of Rum... More

Seriously understaffed with one poor guy booking in new arrivals and serving at the bar all at the same time. I was planning on staying the night but to be be honest I was glad I had a tent with me and ended up camping nearby. I booked in for dinner and was told I couldn't eat outside on the... More

Just back from a short weekend break with my partner, her mum and my dog. The hotel staff couldn't have been any more helpful, especially Alison who went well out of her way to make sure everything was perfect for us. The views from the hotel bedrooms were stunning, the rooms were of good quality (especially as we had the... More

We spent 3 nights at the Morar, our room was no.5, we were on an organised trip. Never in my 60 years have I stayed in such a dump. The bedroom was disgusting, curtains were torn & hanging down from the rail. Pillows were stained with dribble & more. The carpet was so dirty you had to keep your shoes... More

spent one night at this hotel/homeless hostel, been in better homeless places, i am well travelled and have stayed in many scottish hotels, evening meal was inediblle when questioned manager couldn't have cared less, apparently his family were here for weekend, didn't we all know about it, loud mother marching about liked she owned the place some dog and it's... More

Stayed one night. Some mix up with my room, which can happen. Manager had to check that I hadn't made a mistake before confirming they had made an error. Dining was limited as there was a coach party arriving that night. The hotel is a bit tired and the room stock is poor. The staff lack direction rather than ability.... More

Had booked 2 nights DBB and arrived early evening. Room very poor and frankly dirty but moved to another which was very slightly better. Dinner was also poor which is inexcusable given the abundance of fresh ingredients available on the door step. Whilst staff were pleasant enough they were thin on the ground and appeared very inexperienced. Our stay was... More

We stayed in room 11A for four nights, with a Crusader Holidays party. It has to be said that this hotel is quite basic and looks 'unloved' in places. However, this is more than made up for by the wonderful view from the hotel decking and from a nearby hilltop. The staff are a lovely bunch and the Deputy Manager... More

Stayed one night as part of a large cycling group. Room was comfortable (although couldn't open window) my shower was a bit weak but bath was fab! My fellow travellers told me they had very powerful showers. It is a bit of a throw back in time. Staff are really friendly and helpful but on occasion you get the feeling... More