I liked the location, but the hotel feels very old, the bed has a canopy, and the breakfast was sparse.
AnaHace una semana
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★★★·Drumnadrochit·6.5
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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The Loch Ness Lodge Hotel, situated in Drumnadrochit, dates back to 1740. Set amidst acres of woodland, 14 miles from Inverness, it offers access to Urquhart Castle and Highlands trails. The hotel features a cinema, exhibition, and children's centre within the Nessieland Castle Monster Centre. Traditional Scottish cuisine and log fires are highlights, with 3-star rooms offering en suite facilities and characterful charm.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
I liked the location, but the hotel feels very old, the bed has a canopy, and the breakfast was sparse.
Ana·Hace una semana
The location was fine, but there was no hot water, no electricity initially, it was like a comedy of errors, and I would never go back.
Brian·Hace una semana
The location was good, but the hotel is very dated and I was disappointed the restaurant was closed.
Tracy·Hace una semana
A very lovely old hotel, with the charm an older building has. Our room was lovely and large with a few floor squeaks, it’s a part of the ambience. Our breakfast was a great mix of cold and a hot buffet. The bathroom in our room needed an update badly, the finish was mostly off the sink and bathtub. And more light in the bathroom was needed
Eric·Hace una semana
The breakfast was lovely, plentiful, and constantly refreshed, and the bed linen was clean and crisp; the room was warm and cosy with the extra heater on, and the staff were lovely. However, the hotel is tired and needs a complete refresh; the bathroom suites are 80 coloured and showing their age, we had a bidet that was for show only and not to be used (the sign said so), our friends had no power and then no hot water, my husband managed a hot shower but when I went in it was cold, the whole hotel feels very much of the 70s and early 80s, there are extension cables in the room for plugging things in, the bar is like a cave and again very 70s, the gates and padlock across the entrance to it during the day isn’t the best look, nor is having the owners sitting at the entrance to the restaurant with their coats etc on during service having coffee; my husband thought they were mannequins! It is very quirky and may appeal to tourists in a strange way but not for us or others we know who were staying for a function nearby. It’s a shame, as I said, the staff were lovely. Not worth the fee, I'm afraid, sorry.
Cherrill·Hace una semana