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If you’re looking for a small hotel in Tobermory, look no further than Park Lodge Hotel.
You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat screen TV, and you can stay connected during your stay as Park Lodge Hotel offers guests free internet access.
Plus, Park Hotel offers free breakfast, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available.
Travellers looking to enjoy some tapas can head to Cafe Fish. Otherwise, you may want to check out a pub such as MacDonald Arms Hotel or Macgochans.
During your visit, be sure to check out popular attractions like Isle of Mull Cheese (1.0 mi) and Aros Park (0.3 mi), which are all within walking distance of the small hotel.
The staff at Park Lodge Hotel looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
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Western Road, Tobermory PA75 6RA Scotland
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We have just returned from a great hot weekend staying here at the Park Lodge. We were in room 6 on the ground floor as we had requested a large shower. The room was great for us and even had a small fridge. We were greeted by a lovely lady on reception, (didn’t get her name).Seamus the barman/waiter looked after us very well and the food was excellent. A lovely lounge/ bar where we had dinner and breakfast. There was lovely outside seating too but we prefer to eat inside. Plenty car parking too. A special ‘Thank You’ to Frances who took time away from serving breakfast to iron my husband’s polo shirt, very much appreciated. I would say the staff here go above and beyond what’s normally expected from their duties. We will definitely return here the next time we are in mull.
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Date of stay: July 2021
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Breakfast is excellent, evening menu a bit limited, laptop sized TV in your room, shower only, was told they took all the baths out because they were too expensive.
You will be waking up at whatever time in the morning the people in the room above you get up because of the horrendous noise from the floorboards.
Lovely staff.
You will be waking up at whatever time in the morning the people in the room above you get up because of the horrendous noise from the floorboards.
Lovely staff.
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Date of stay: April 2023Trip type: Travelled solo
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We arrived in Tobermory after a long drive and 2 ferries. The roads were not easy to navigate and there wasn’t much signage but we made it. On arrival, the small car park was full. I went in to ask the lady on reception who informed me that we could park at the cadet cabin across the road. The parking there was not great either.
I checked in and no help was offered to bring in bags. The lift was not in use but luckily we were only on the first floor.
I got into the room and it was small, looked nothing like their photos on the website but it was clean. The decor was dated. The shower pressure was non existent and even my husband struggled to wash his hair.
After checking in, the lady on reception went straight into asking what time we wanted to come for breakfast and whether we were dining in the hotel. I wasn’t offered a map or given any recommendations of what to see whilst in Tobermory. I found a map on the side and at that point, decided that we did not want to eat in the bar.
Instead we ate in the Western Isles Hotel which was literally down the road. The food was exquisite and the view spectacular.
We went down for breakfast the next day and it was fine. Coffee was not good and the coffee grains had escaped the filter in the caffetier.
The bed was ok but pillows were not comfy. The walls were paper thin, I heard the next rooms alarm go off at 6am.
On check out, we didn’t even see a receptionist and a box labelled keys was left on the front desk.
No personal touches and not much thought to decor for our room or the breakfast room/bar.
It was fine if you are not intending to spend much time in the room but definitely NOT worth the £125 we paid per night.
I checked in and no help was offered to bring in bags. The lift was not in use but luckily we were only on the first floor.
I got into the room and it was small, looked nothing like their photos on the website but it was clean. The decor was dated. The shower pressure was non existent and even my husband struggled to wash his hair.
After checking in, the lady on reception went straight into asking what time we wanted to come for breakfast and whether we were dining in the hotel. I wasn’t offered a map or given any recommendations of what to see whilst in Tobermory. I found a map on the side and at that point, decided that we did not want to eat in the bar.
Instead we ate in the Western Isles Hotel which was literally down the road. The food was exquisite and the view spectacular.
We went down for breakfast the next day and it was fine. Coffee was not good and the coffee grains had escaped the filter in the caffetier.
The bed was ok but pillows were not comfy. The walls were paper thin, I heard the next rooms alarm go off at 6am.
On check out, we didn’t even see a receptionist and a box labelled keys was left on the front desk.
No personal touches and not much thought to decor for our room or the breakfast room/bar.
It was fine if you are not intending to spend much time in the room but definitely NOT worth the £125 we paid per night.
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Date of stay: May 2022Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip: Parking is limited and walls are very thin
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On a recent holiday to mull we decided to stay at the park lodge Hotel. I'll start with the positives as not all of it was negative.
Positives:
The rooms were very clean, our room had a strong smell of Bleach and was immaculate. There is also quite a pleasant beer garden at the front and side of the hotel with a stream running down the left hand side of it. They have obviously spent some time and money on this and j enjoyed reading my book and having a drink in the sun one afternoon. The bar area is functional with a good selection of spirits and beers, and every member of staff we encountered was very friendly and helpful. We had breakfast here both mornings which was enjoyable and there was a wide selection for the continental and cooked breakfast.
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The whole hotel is very old and dusty. There is alot of ancient memrobillia around which is covered in dusts and makes the place look old dirty. Lots of old bookcases filled with books from the seventies or eighties. And strange ancient ornaments. In order to spruce the place up (considering the price they are charging!!!) they need to ditch all the old ornaments and weird wall hangings and give the place a fresh lick of paint. There is a strong smell of grease and cooking fat throughout the whole hotel. A few diffusers wouldn't go a miss and maybe opening a couple of windows. Don't be fooled by the photos on booking. Com your room will look nothing like that. While functional our room was tiny with a lumpy old mattress, the chair next to the desk was badly stained (with god knows what) and the inside of the bedside tables were filthy and probably last opened in the 1960s. There is a Very steep hill to get the hotel and it is pitch black at night. I wouldn't feel safe walking back to the hotel on my own you can't see more than half a foot in front of you! Worst of all was our evening meal. I ordered garlic mushrooms which was some mushrooms floating about in oil, cream and some garlic (all curdled together) there was a hair on one of my mushrooms... Then I had the scampi which had obviously been brought from the nearest supermarket was so obviously frozen!! The chips were at least a day old and had obviously been re heated in a microwave! If I had thrown one off my partners head he would have a dent out of his skull! I would have given feedback to the waitress but we weren't asked how everything was she was in too much of a hurry to get back to chatting to a table of regulars who appeared to holiday there frequently and thought the place was marvellous 😳.
The chef came out afterwards in plain clothes looking rather dishevelled which probably explains where my hair mushrooms came from 😂
Overall it was functional for what we wanted (a bed after a day of exploring) given the close proximity to the town centre I still don't think they can justify the prices they charge for this old run down "hotel"
Positives:
The rooms were very clean, our room had a strong smell of Bleach and was immaculate. There is also quite a pleasant beer garden at the front and side of the hotel with a stream running down the left hand side of it. They have obviously spent some time and money on this and j enjoyed reading my book and having a drink in the sun one afternoon. The bar area is functional with a good selection of spirits and beers, and every member of staff we encountered was very friendly and helpful. We had breakfast here both mornings which was enjoyable and there was a wide selection for the continental and cooked breakfast.
Negatives:
The whole hotel is very old and dusty. There is alot of ancient memrobillia around which is covered in dusts and makes the place look old dirty. Lots of old bookcases filled with books from the seventies or eighties. And strange ancient ornaments. In order to spruce the place up (considering the price they are charging!!!) they need to ditch all the old ornaments and weird wall hangings and give the place a fresh lick of paint. There is a strong smell of grease and cooking fat throughout the whole hotel. A few diffusers wouldn't go a miss and maybe opening a couple of windows. Don't be fooled by the photos on booking. Com your room will look nothing like that. While functional our room was tiny with a lumpy old mattress, the chair next to the desk was badly stained (with god knows what) and the inside of the bedside tables were filthy and probably last opened in the 1960s. There is a Very steep hill to get the hotel and it is pitch black at night. I wouldn't feel safe walking back to the hotel on my own you can't see more than half a foot in front of you! Worst of all was our evening meal. I ordered garlic mushrooms which was some mushrooms floating about in oil, cream and some garlic (all curdled together) there was a hair on one of my mushrooms... Then I had the scampi which had obviously been brought from the nearest supermarket was so obviously frozen!! The chips were at least a day old and had obviously been re heated in a microwave! If I had thrown one off my partners head he would have a dent out of his skull! I would have given feedback to the waitress but we weren't asked how everything was she was in too much of a hurry to get back to chatting to a table of regulars who appeared to holiday there frequently and thought the place was marvellous 😳.
The chef came out afterwards in plain clothes looking rather dishevelled which probably explains where my hair mushrooms came from 😂
Overall it was functional for what we wanted (a bed after a day of exploring) given the close proximity to the town centre I still don't think they can justify the prices they charge for this old run down "hotel"
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Date of stay: September 2020Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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My wife and I stayed here for three nights and will never stay again.
Our room was very small and tired, we had to sidestep our way between the bed and the wall dipping our heads to avoid the wall mounted television.
The floors creaked like a portacabin in our room, the ones either side, the ones above and below. The walls are so thin you can make out conversations.
On our second morning we booked our breakfast for 8am, as we stood in the queue the waitress squeezed past us to leave the room and was followed five minutes later by the waiter, they both returned a further five minutes later with no explanation given. When we got to the front of the queue we were asked if we wanted tea,coffee etc. and told to wait until the coffee was put on the table before we could sit there.
Then our food order was taken, thankfully we didn't have to leave the table so it could be delivered!
We had booked our breakfast for 8am to go on a whale watching trip at 9.30am but it was well after 8.30 before we were served our food with the result that we didn't have time to finish it or we would have missed our trip which costs £60 per person, at least this booking is worth the money.
The free parking is mostly taken up with workmen's vans during the week so guests had to find somewhere else to park.
The hotel is up a very steep hill above Tobermory and we were advised to take a taxi to and from the town centre because of darkness and potholes so you can add at least £10 a day to your stay.
We didn't see many happy faces here on the faces of staff or guests, as we came downstairs to reception,
(under the stairs), we heard the receptionist, (owner?), berating a worker in overalls carrying a paint pot and brush. Not a nice thing to hear.
We were in room 12, below our window lots of people smoked, chatted and made phone calls, we could hear all that was said and were subjected to cigarette smoke if we had our window open.
Thank goodness for MacGochans, friendly pleasant staff and great food made our stay almost bearable.
Never again. 👎👎
Thank goodness for MacGochans
Our room was very small and tired, we had to sidestep our way between the bed and the wall dipping our heads to avoid the wall mounted television.
The floors creaked like a portacabin in our room, the ones either side, the ones above and below. The walls are so thin you can make out conversations.
On our second morning we booked our breakfast for 8am, as we stood in the queue the waitress squeezed past us to leave the room and was followed five minutes later by the waiter, they both returned a further five minutes later with no explanation given. When we got to the front of the queue we were asked if we wanted tea,coffee etc. and told to wait until the coffee was put on the table before we could sit there.
Then our food order was taken, thankfully we didn't have to leave the table so it could be delivered!
We had booked our breakfast for 8am to go on a whale watching trip at 9.30am but it was well after 8.30 before we were served our food with the result that we didn't have time to finish it or we would have missed our trip which costs £60 per person, at least this booking is worth the money.
The free parking is mostly taken up with workmen's vans during the week so guests had to find somewhere else to park.
The hotel is up a very steep hill above Tobermory and we were advised to take a taxi to and from the town centre because of darkness and potholes so you can add at least £10 a day to your stay.
We didn't see many happy faces here on the faces of staff or guests, as we came downstairs to reception,
(under the stairs), we heard the receptionist, (owner?), berating a worker in overalls carrying a paint pot and brush. Not a nice thing to hear.
We were in room 12, below our window lots of people smoked, chatted and made phone calls, we could hear all that was said and were subjected to cigarette smoke if we had our window open.
Thank goodness for MacGochans, friendly pleasant staff and great food made our stay almost bearable.
Never again. 👎👎
Thank goodness for MacGochans
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Date of stay: October 2020Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Booked 5 rooms for a group of friends on a driving trip. None of us were impressed by the tired hotel and we all felt that the only reason it could get such high room rates was due to its location near the centre of Tobermory. The bar felt like you were walking into a working mens club. The rooms were tired although my bathroom had been recently updated. The full Scottish breakfast was good and the waitress pleasant. My bed was very comfortable although my friends weren't so complementary.
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Date of stay: September 2020
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Room Tip: Don't think there are any views available
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'Hotel' is situated up a very narrow street at the back of another hotel in a housing estate Actually looks like a 1960's bungalow with a 3 storey accommodation block attached to it!
Small car park with no directional sign where the reception was.
Receptionist was more interested in charging our card - £129 on arrival
Room was small supposed to be 'Superior' and bed springs could be felt through the mattress, dated decor, no blinds although we were on ground floor next to the entrance.
Given a £15 meal voucher and dinner reserved for 7pm. On arrival met by the barman to be told there was only himself and the chef on and were expecting a party of eight in 10 mins!
He went to check with the chef if ok to take us and was told NO.
We left and and found a lovely Restaurant down the front in the Tobermory Hotel
Breakfast choice was non existant.
Complained to the receptionist in the morning and was reluctantly refunded £15
DO NOT recommend and would never visit again
Small car park with no directional sign where the reception was.
Receptionist was more interested in charging our card - £129 on arrival
Room was small supposed to be 'Superior' and bed springs could be felt through the mattress, dated decor, no blinds although we were on ground floor next to the entrance.
Given a £15 meal voucher and dinner reserved for 7pm. On arrival met by the barman to be told there was only himself and the chef on and were expecting a party of eight in 10 mins!
He went to check with the chef if ok to take us and was told NO.
We left and and found a lovely Restaurant down the front in the Tobermory Hotel
Breakfast choice was non existant.
Complained to the receptionist in the morning and was reluctantly refunded £15
DO NOT recommend and would never visit again
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Date of stay: September 2021
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Room Tip: absolutely none
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Stayed here from the 12th/15th sept 20. Very dissspointing from start to finish. First impressions on arrival was that we had disturbed the receptionist but we were eventually checked in not a nice welcome at all.room was clean but very worn carpets and damp walls. we were also advised that if we did not arrive at the stated time for breakfast we would be put to the last sitting of 9.30.we arrived at 8am on the first morning and the breakfast room was all closed up. They opened at 8.10. Breakfast was average with half the things not available on the cooked breakfast. Evening meal was average to. We only ate there once. The bar was never manned and would sometimes take ten minutes to be served. The only positive was the hotel was very close to the town. About a six minute walk. At £127 per night for a superior room we expected better
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Date of stay: September 2020Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Can I just mention the review that states there was no choice for breakfast??? Were they visiting the same hotel as we were there the same time period and there was a fantastic choice of hot food, freshly prepared to your liking, as well as a selection of cereal, fresh croissants and yoghurt every day, so I am a bit bemused by this!
Yes, the hotel is on a hill. Had you done your research before booking, you would have seen this. You would also have been able to see the surrounding area so I don't think it is fair to criticise the hotel for the location.
Each to their own, but our experience with the hotel was great. Nothing was too much trouble for them and Seamus is an absolute star. He was single handedly working the bar and restaurant and he did it all without complaint. He was run off his feet but was pleasant, helpful and took time to chat with everyone. This made us feel very welcome.
The food was delicious from breakfast through to dinner. A good choice and freshly cooked. Reasonably priced.
Our room was on the 2nd floor, comfortable beds, clean, warm and had a great shower.
All in all, I couldn't fault this hotel and would certainly recommend it. If you are looking for a 5 star property with staff at your beck and call and everything on the flat then I would suggest somewhere else, but if you are looking for a small, welcoming hotel on a beautiful island which has everything you need for an enjoyable stay, then look no further.
Yes, the hotel is on a hill. Had you done your research before booking, you would have seen this. You would also have been able to see the surrounding area so I don't think it is fair to criticise the hotel for the location.
Each to their own, but our experience with the hotel was great. Nothing was too much trouble for them and Seamus is an absolute star. He was single handedly working the bar and restaurant and he did it all without complaint. He was run off his feet but was pleasant, helpful and took time to chat with everyone. This made us feel very welcome.
The food was delicious from breakfast through to dinner. A good choice and freshly cooked. Reasonably priced.
Our room was on the 2nd floor, comfortable beds, clean, warm and had a great shower.
All in all, I couldn't fault this hotel and would certainly recommend it. If you are looking for a 5 star property with staff at your beck and call and everything on the flat then I would suggest somewhere else, but if you are looking for a small, welcoming hotel on a beautiful island which has everything you need for an enjoyable stay, then look no further.
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Date of stay: September 2021
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This is situated high above Tobermory harbour but easily walkable (10 mins.). A traditional and slightly old-fashioned hotel but this adds to it’s charms. The rooms were adequate for our one night stay and very clean. Our only piece of advice to the owners is the bedding could be replaced as the fabric was bobbly and a little bit scratchy. Locals use the bar and we were treated to an “open Mike” evening and spent a pleasant evening enjoying the music. Breakfast was served in the bar area and a full choice of available including scrambled eggs with smoked salmon, juices, yoghurts and pastries. Staff are the stars here - all very welcoming, happy to chat and advise.
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Date of stay: July 2022Trip type: Travelled with friends
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PRICE RANGE
£133 - £146 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
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FORMERLY KNOWN AS
Harbour Heights Hotel
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United KingdomScotlandThe HebridesIsle of MullTobermory
NUMBER OF ROOMS
16
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Frequently Asked Questions about Park Lodge Hotel
Which popular attractions are close to Park Lodge Hotel?
Nearby attractions include Mull Museum (0.1 miles), Aros Park (0.3 miles), and Mull Aquarium (0.3 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at Park Lodge Hotel?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free breakfast, an on-site restaurant, and a lounge.
What food & drink options are available at Park Lodge Hotel?
Guests can enjoy free breakfast, an on-site restaurant, and a lounge during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Park Lodge Hotel?
Conveniently located restaurants include The Galleon Bistro, Isle of Mull Ice Cream, and Cafe Fish.
Is Park Lodge Hotel located near the city centre?
Yes, it is 0.06 miles away from the centre of Isle of Mull.
Are there any historical sites close to Park Lodge Hotel?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Kilmore Standing Stones AKA Cnoc Fada (4.7 miles).