Stayed at the tigh na cloich for the first time in sept 07.
we chose this small cosy hotel because of its location, individuality and hospitality and upon reading the reviews from previous guests we decided to give it a visit;
And we were not disappointed.
We booked Dinner bed and Breakfast and had a thoroughly enjoyable experience.
Staying in room 4 which was extremely comfortable and spacious with the additional leather arm chairs and coffee table gave the room a very relaxing feel with a magnificent view .
A picturesque and peaceful location but within a short walk leads you down to the town.
We stayed 5 nights and the table'd hote menu changed daily with 3 and 4 choices at each course never to be repeated during our stay . even my dietary requirements were taken care of.
Both breakfast and dinner were to a very high standard with lots of variety
This hotel is competitvely priced compared with other hotels of similar standard within this area, and we would. definately return especially to sample the high standard of culinary delights

We booked this hotel because of the good reviews on its restaurant. After seeing the small choice of dishes on offer we decided to eat elsewhere. I'm glad we did if the standard of breakfast was anything to go by.
The room was also disappointing, we booked a superior room and although the room (#4) itself was large with a queen sized bed, the bathroom was tiny and under the stairs, as such we did not have a shower. Also, because the bath was under the stairs it had no head room and I badly hit my head when getting out.
We definitely won't be staying here again.

Attractive family run hotel - with great food and excellent service. We had few problems throughout our week at the hotel. Very convenient for most activities in the town - as well as being an ideal base for walking, cycling, etc with storage and drying facilities if needed.

Having booked late we expected the best hotels to be full but were very pleasantly surprised by our two day stay here whilst touring. Super room with a wonderful view, lovely food (I would certainly recommend the venison!) and a genuinely warm welcome all round. A real gem. Well worth a visit.
Alasdair Maciver