We stayed at the Lathkil between Christmas & New Year. It was our third visit and was even better if that's possible. Staff very friendly, the hotel is family run, and Robert serving breakfast was a highlight for us. Food excellent, we had lunch there one day and evening meals each night, you can choose to eat in the bar... More

Stayed just the one night recently, but had dinner in the bar twice. As others have said, rooms are quite small, but we didn't find this a problem for two, they're perfectly comfortable, spotlessly clean, wonderfully quiet and our room was at the front overlooking Lathkil Dale. Breakfast was excellent, as were both dinners (Steak and Kidney pie was superb).... More

My second visit/stay at this hotel April 1-4. The place gets better. New bathrooms and the dining room restaurant has undergone a quality refurb, the view from which is matchless. It could be an oil painting its so beautiful.The restaurant menu was excellent; good range of dishes with several changes during our 3 night stay. The quality of the food... More

the staff are rude and ignorant, food is very disapointing rooms are small and shabby. i would not recommend this place to anyone the owners of this establishment were extreamly un helpful. More

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at the Lathkil Hotel. The rooms are a bit small, but since I paid a lot less than the other reviewer, and since I was traveling alone, it wasn't an issue. The room was scrupulously clean and tidy, and the bed was comfortable. The real reason (in my opinion) to visit the Lathkil Hotel is... More

The "hotel" is really more like a guest house or b&b. It has only four rooms and they are all small. For the price (80 pounds/night), I thought it was way too expensive for the quality of the accomodation especially since we stayed there in the off-season (end of January). We chose the Lathkil Hotel because they accepted dogs and... More