I had a very enjoyable holiday at this hotel (7 nights dinner, B&B special offer). I arrived by train and found that Mallaig is quite remote (5 hours from Glasgow) and built on a hill, but the scenery is really beautiful. It is much less commercialised than Oban, which for me was a very good thing -although it may not... more

No shower apart from a hand held rubber device to fit on the bath taps; bath plug not on chain; bath too steep to get into; but the bathroom though very cramped looked new. Had to ask for TV remote but need not have bothered; BBC 1 reception lousy, no Sky or Freeview - TV mounted on a shelf very... more

We visited this hotel earlier this week This hotel has magnificent views over to the Islands. It is a steep walk uphill to reach the hotel but the view is worth it. The entrance is through a heated conservatory where we sat in comfortable cane chairs after dinner. We checked in and climbed up to the second floor. The hotel... more

Returned to Mallaig to experience relaxing, atmospheric holiday. Hotel continues to provide good service, clean rooms and wonderful views. Not much to do in Mallaig - but that is the whole point! Get on your walking boots and waterproof clothes and explore the area on foot. If weather is too bad head for the train to Fort William. In the... more

Great public areas, including a windowed porch lobby. I loved the high ceilings ad old fashioned decor. The shoe polisher in the hallway was a funny touch. Room was a bit tatty, but clean enough and the bathroom looked re-done. (Why do they put in a new sink with separate hot and cold taps!) Also, there was a nice hot... more

I stayed here for 2 nights. An old hotel where the rooms could possibly do with decorating/upgrading. Reception staff were very friendly and helpful with their local knowledge. The twin room was spacious with seaviews,tv and tea and coffee making facilities. Ensuite bathroom with shower over bath appeared to be modernised. The hotel welcomes dogs but they are not allowed... more

This hotel is in a wonderful setting up on a hill overlooking the Islands what a shame it has not been given the care and attention it needs. We paid £85 for bed and breakfast and I would have expected a far better experience. The hotel is tired, old fashioned, in much need of modernisation. It felt like nothing had... more

WE were here with a coach party of 44 others at the beginning of the month. It was obvious that coach parties are seen as second class citizens at this establishment as table service and meals were significantly different from individual guests. Whilst the room we had was allowing of a beautiful view, there were a few problems with it... more

Stayed here recently for a night. A proper letter to acknowledge my written booking confirmation was a nice touch. The public areas seem to have had a lot of money spent on them recently and look smart. There is no lift. The hotel has superb views and is near the village centre, but it is up a steep hill and... more