Save yourselves the plane fare to South Africa and take the road south side on Loch Tay to the 'African Inn' - mud huts to boot! I too was curious, so decided to drive the long winding road to see if, what other reviewers before me had said, was indeed true. I arrived (husband in tow) at around 12.30p.m. on... more

It's fine if you're a zero maintenance guest, but; as other reviews have alluded to, we definitely had a sensation of an underlying sense that nothing is too LITTLE trouble for the staff. The mandatory tour of the hotel before being allowed into the room was a bit odd too. Also, I can't ever recall staying at a hotel where... more

The Ardeonaig Hotel ay? Having read a number of the reviews, there do seem to be several themes running through them. Plus, it seems there are two very definate and opposing points of view! I visited this place out of sheer curiosity, not to stay overnight (thank God), but just because I had seen it advertised. That is, described as... more

We've just returned from a three night stay at Ardeonaig, and have to say that we found it to be excellent. This was our first stay at this hotel. The staff were friendly, helpfull and courteous. The food was exceptionally good. We cannot understand the adverse review comments elsewhere here - it certainly was not our experience. We look forward... more

This is a lovely hotel which has been beautifully extended to give a very quirky old and modern mix. The staff were all extremely friendly and nothing was too much trouble for them. We stayed in a standard room which was exactly what it says... standard. It was exceptionally clean. The hotel is set quite far back from the loch... more

Booked last minute.Very warm welcome. Showed round the hotel.Found the whole place relaxing especially the quite library which had vast quantities of books and games to choose from and the most beautiful view of Ben Lawers. Exceptional cream tea with huge scone.Not too pricey either. Only slightly down side was our room which was slightly bland compared to the rest... more

All on accounts avoid this Hotel and restaurant. After arriving a little later than expected (Glasgow traffic) we were greeted by a frosty South African attitude. “Sir your table will be ready in five minutes” We demonstrated that we would like to change and freshen up. Which seemed to fall on deaf ears. No sooner had we dropped our bags... more

My friend and I made a lateish booking for a night at the hotel while travelling around Perthshire with my from Edinburgh. I was asked if I was travelling with 'my husband' when I phoned and when I said no, was abruptly asked who I was travelling with and what room configartion would be necessary?! I asked for a room... more

It must be a hard job to run a hotel in such an isolated spot and I can see that the owner has tried very hard to make it a top-notch place. I feel that it misses out on quite a few details although on balance I would return. The decor is pleasant and professional, although rather soulless, especially the... more