Four of us stayed here on a train trip around Scotland, we could not have picked a better loctaion for our first night of the trip. It was lovely sitting relaxing by a nice open fire, having eatan a well cooked and delicious meal and enjoying a drink. We were very well looked after in this beautiful spot.

a Superb location, fantastic home cooking and a log fire. small and very friendly. will be back , highly recommended. if being really picky would have liked a drying room, scottish oatcakes with the cheese course and a cup of tea on arrival.

We stayed here for 1 night and we agree the rooms and location is are nice, but we do agree with several people that the food is very expensive and portions are small. But the taste and preparation of the food was quite good.
The other problem is the water. I can understand that it is not like home, but this was bad. I ended up only washing my feet and there was also suddenly hot water,very hot water. Not very safe if your not expecting it any more.

The hotel is comfortable and Liz & Rob are friendly hosts. We stayed 3 nights to give us 2 full days to go walking.
Rannoch Moor is very isolated. Because of this, you will be reliant on the hotel for evening meals, which are a good standard but do not come cheap. Check menus in advance if this is a potential problem. We requested packed lunches and were a bit amazed to see £8 per lunch on the final bill - not good value for a roll, chocolate biscuit, an apple + bottle of water. I recommend you take you own picnic fodder if you can.