Having stayed here for a day or two each year for the last 3 years, I have no hesitation in recommending the Longforgan Inn if you are looking for friendly, comfortable accomadation at a reasonable price. Rooms in the separate courtyard are better in our experience that the ones in the main building but all are comfortable nevertheless. The proprietors, Ally and Shirley look after their guests well and have made our stays all the more enjoyable with their welcoming attitude and sociable approach.

One final point - Ally has provided one of the best breakfasts I have eaten in Scotland!!! ( and believe me I have sampled quite a few!)

Yet again Ally and Shirley made me welcome.this being my fourth trip ,friendly staff and good rooms,great value food which always taste good.Ilove the place and hope to see Ally and Shirley soon.steve johnson your friend from good old England.

Couldn't disagree more strongly with the negative reviews of this establishment. I have stayed there in 2002, 2003 & 2004 and had a thoroughly enjoyable time. The last 2 years were group bookings I organised and I have had no negative feedback. The hosts are warm & friendly and the fayre is reasonable priced. If I had wanted to stay in a 5 star hotel and eaten gourmet food then that is exactly what I would have done. I wouldn't hesitate to go back.

I have now stayed at Longforgan Coaching Inn three times since 2001 and on each occasion have received a warm and friendly welcome.

Its character comes from not only being at the heart of the local community but also by offering excellent value accommodation and fayre to both the business and holiday traveller.

Longforgan is a great location to explore from -

Take a trip North to Coupar Angus, Blairgowrie and through Glen Shee into Braemar and Royal Balmoral on the River Dee .. truly spectacular ...

Not forgetting Dundee with its infamous Tay Bridge and many more tourist attractions ...

,,, and of course the golfers have both St Andrews and Carnoustie within a 20 mile radius ! .

There is easy access from the Inn to the fast A90 into Perth and on to Edinburgh or in the opposite direction to the East Coast towns of Arbroath, Montrose, Stonehaven, and Aberdeen.

The food on offer at the Coaching Inn is excellent value. On offer is a fixed price menu with a good selection or if you want to upgrade from the entry level menu, there are a whole range of cullinary goodies to choose from.

The accommodation comprises rooms in the main house (Inn) with a modern purpose built barn conversion offering many rooms on two floors around a central courtyard. I have stayed in both and whilst the Courtyard conversion is more modern, they are both fully equiped, very clean and tidy.

Ally and Shirley will make you very welcome and do whatever they can to make your stay with them relaxing and enjoyable.

I have no hesitation in adding the above as my personal recommendation.

Mike Issitt