We first visted the Port Logan Inn, as it was formerly known, in 2008, and we have returned regularly thereafter for the past 3 years, mainly for food and drinks, as we have a caravan in Portpatrick. I had always found it to be cosy and quaint with a pleasant, understated and welcoming atmosphere. The food was of a good... More

Port Logan Inn (as it was previously known ...in its "hay day") has been frequented by my family for over 20 years as we are regular visitors to the area. In that time we have had mixed experiences as the Inn has changed hands several times over the years. My first recollection of the Inn was of wholesome food and... More

From an institutional public house full of character, good fare & situated in one of the most beautiful places in Scotland the current cusodians have desecrated & reduced the establishment to that of a roadside Cafe ( and not a good one at that!) gone are the good ales, the good food.. " Big Als' specials" to be replaced by... More

First, I should say that we are not connected to the previous 2 reviewers and if you look at our other reviews you will see that we always try to be fair and praise where praise is due. But... We had been to this hotel many times under its previous management as "Port logan Inn." It has a truly stunning... More

On entering this quite shabby hotel we were greeted with the smell of a fish supper that the barmaid had bought because " we've had no electricity all day ". I knew something was wrong when the surly barmaid said they didn't have any coffee but they had cappuccino....??? She then qualified this by showing me a box of packet... More

We stopped in to the hotel for a warm drink after a walk on a cold afternoon. It says on their website "a warm welcome awaits you", this could not be further fromt he truth We asked if we could bring the dogs in and were told "absolutely not!". We asked for some lattes and were told "it's instant coffee,... More