A beautiful area and location. Hotel needs a good clean carpets, windows etc filthy. Smells damp in the bedroom we had. Family owned and little clue about the hotleier business. When checking out the receptionist had her head on the table asleep and her 'boyfriend' checked us out. It wasnt too early only 9am. on a positive the waitress who... more

Dated is a good description of this hotel and, as per the previous reviews, it doesn't smell too great (I suspect it's the owner's dog). We were lucky in that we had a room at the far end from the bar so it was fairly peaceful and comfortable, just all very tired looking. We were also told specifically where to... more

This hotel has lovely views of the loch, but is dated and dirty. My first impressions were that the carpets needed cleaning and that the hotel smelt peculiar. On being shown to my room, my concerns increased. The fixtures and furnishings were dated, the room was hot and the cleaning was not of the standard I would expect. The dining... more

Just got back from a whistle stop tour of the highlands which included a 2 night stay in the Lochcarron Hotel, which was booked by my partner. On the long journey to Lochcarron we were delighted with the wonderful scenery, and beautiful houses and villages on the way. So on arrival at the hotel we were a little disappointed to... more

Pluses Comfortable Bed Good Breakfast Great view to front Negatives Aged, dirty bathroom Room smelt of oil boiler below Dirty armchair Ugly view to rear more

My wife and I arrived at Lochcarron Hotel last sunday evening around 7.00 pm very tired after long journey and booked B & B at a cost of £75.00 for overnight B & B. I accepted the rear view room as they said it was the only room available and we did not wish to travel any further to find... more

No real negatives for this hotel except that it was strange to be in a remote Highland village Hotel and barely a local accent to be heard! It appeared to be owned/run by an extended family who, I would guess, are relatively new to the hospitality industry. They were eager to please but the little 'professional' touches were missing. But... more

It is the smell of burning peat first greets you on arrival at the door of the hotel by the Loch. with a view to die for. We first visited the hotel two years ago when the family from London had only taken over for a short while. Everywhere was clean and freshly painted but the owner apologised for having... more

Only stayed for one night whilst on a tour of the west coast. We found the hotel to be a little dated and a little untidy but we were not expecting the Ritz anyway. The beds were very uncomfortable and the walls are paper thin. The hotel was good value and convenient, it has fantastic views and surprisingly great food... more