Although it is "out of the way", the Kenmore Inn is one of the most charming places we have visited. Don't miss it!

bBooked a two night break at the Kenmore Lodge Hotel - this is a great little hotel. 2 bars, a restaurant, a large common area with board games and big open fires in the reception and in the bar, nice-size bedrooms - we were in number 25 and a large bathroom.

Food was excellent, we ate in the bar and had breakfast in the restaurant. The area is so beautiful - but be warned - it is a quiet place - so if you are looking for lively this might not be your thing.

The WiFi internet access was not working which was a bit of a inconvenience for us - but the post office across the road - has internet access at £1 for 30 mins.

This is a great hotel with lots of charm

Best hotel, best location possible and friendly staff. Fantastic stay!

After a long day of driving we were glad to find this large hotel with lots of period touches combined with some luxury.

We stayed midweek in early May, in a twin room on the first floor with a view onto the river. The room was large and clean with a modern bathroom. There was also a TV and coffee making facilities, while the Scottish bottled water was also a nice touch. The lovely old furniture in the room was an unexpected surprise which added to the atmosphere of the place.

Breakfast is in the restaurant looking out over the river and to the bridge. This is a picture perfect location, and the breakfast options were good with lots of fresh fruit and good hearty breakfast foods available. We enjoyed chatting to the scottish lady working there about the area, however the rest of the non-scottish waiting staff were dour and seemed in a hurry to be somewhere else.

Kenmore is a great location and the isolation adds to the charm. There is so much natural beauty in this area and we would love to come back, if only to visit the distillery just up the road