Stayed here for 2 nights at Easter weekend, and without doubt one of the best guest houses I have stayed in.
The room had a fantastic view from the lounge and bedroom and Patrick our host made us feel very welcome.
This is a must for anyone wanting to see Scotland at its best.
We had our evening meals at the Village Rest in Luss which was very well presented, hot and great value.
All in all a great place to stay.

We stayed for three nights. We booked the luxury room, which had views straight on to the loch from both the sitting room and the bedroom. If this room is not available when you book, don't despair, as many if not all the rooms have views on to the loch. Six of the rooms are in a separate block, and could be described as en suite appartments rather than rooms, as each has its own front door and the main room has enough in the way of facilities to enable guests to make toast and tea and sit in comfortable chairs drinking in the view. (The luxury appartment has three rooms.) Milk is provided.
The owner, Patrick, has built up this exceptional place over 12 years, and has plans to make it even more special. The sea plane lands outside in season, and it is possible to fly in to Glasgow Airport and pick up the 'plane from the Clyde. What a way to arrive!
A tarmac path runs in both directions from the Guest House, and Patrick has bicycles for guests to use. For those wishing to climb Ben Lomond, Patrick can take you - or arrange to have you taken - across the water to Rowardennan to pick up the footpath. And you will be collected afterwards!
Patrick serves a breakfast to die for. A cooked breakfast with ingredients that taste how they are meant to, preceded by a bowl of porridge, will keep you going for several hours.
This is a truly special place. You can be sure of a relaxed, genuine concern that your stay should be just how you want it to be, even if you just want to be left alone. Even under the heavy showers of early March, the scenery was beautiful to behold. The experience of staying at Culag is one of the 100 things you really must do before you die.

We spent 2 nights at Culag at the beginning of February. We had a great room...... well it was a mini apartment really and looked directly out onto the Loch where the view was stunning. The room was lovely and clean with everything we needed.
Breakfast was great and set us up well for the day.Luckily the weather was so mild that we even sat out in the evening enjoying the view across the Loch while drinking champagne.
Patrick, the host, was excellent suggesting places to eat and most scenic routes to take to the surrounding Loch's. We went out of season and the village of Luss was very quiet with the walk back in the dark very interesting, although Patrick did offer to lend us a torch next time!!
While there we drove to Ben Nevis approx 75 miles away, one of the most beautiful drives and we had to keep stopping to take it all in.
We will definatly be back, looking forward to a trip on the sea plane that stops at the end of Culag's very own jetty.
In all the best place to stay in the area by far.......don't bother looking for anywhere else to stay.

Just came back from a short weekend away from home and stayed at Culag for 1 night. Loved the place, and the view obviously. Although we had booked 2 rooms, we had no problem to change for a familly room once on site as it was actually best for us. We had a great view from our bedroom direct to the loch and had a walk along the shore first thing in the morning. The room was clean and modern and the owners are very nice.
I would recommand it for people looking for a nice place to stay near Loch Lomond, Very near it actually.