The Inn On The Lake

Stunning location

There was nothing that we disliked, but we had just spent 2 weeks in wonderful hotels around Scotland, and this was not at the same level.

The location was breathtaking on the lakeside between the hills We had dinner and the food was excellent

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Location Public rooms Decor was to a high standard.

Advance booking. I booked for my group of 4 (3 rooms) with my credit card in January for a stay in September. The FULL amount £4600 was taken from my card immediately and the terms did not allow for easy cancellation. Restaurants: Pretentious menu and pricy. This was OK for the main top quality dining facility charging top price for good quality, but not for the 'Ramblers' pub bar which was still expensive but had a very limited and unimaginative menu After two evening meals ended up eating in the hotel next door. No printed hotel information in the rooms. Expected you to use your phone to access information. Couldn't when I arrived because my phone battery was flat. Seems like a cheap economy. Had an interesting discussion over breakfast with my friends on how to operate the shower. Two unlabelled knobs providing non standard controls. My shower reduced to a dribble when the toilet was flushed. Lots more minor annoyances. Some switches didn't seem to do anything. Not a single USB outlet on any of the sockets. No TV remote control on arrival - took 2 days to get a replacement.

Location

Mattress was worn out, lumpy, uncomfortable. Some Hospitality staff were rude and kept saying they are short staffed. Cocktails came from a premix, unable to make one from scratch but still charged full prices. No fridge in room.