My wife and i were only here for the food but it was quite good. Thought the menu could have had a better selection of pub favourites but all in all, quite worth going to. Prices a little high as a steak pie is 9.95 but the decor inside is cozy and welcoming so didnt grumble paying that much.

We didn't stay in the hotel, only ate in the restaurant so my review is based on food only. We gathered here for a family get-together (16 of us in total) and was surprised by the efficiency and quality of the food on offer. The portions are substantial, bordering on huge and the food may lack a little subtlety but at the decent prices on offer this is only a small quibble. I had the starter of warm venison and duck served with black pudding and small salad and mini poached apples. Very tasty. I followed this with the jerk chicken salad, which was a nicely spicy massive chicken breast with a fairly ordinary salad. I finished with a terrific pannacotta served with a fresh fruit salad in a brandy snap basket and a coffee. There is also a good selection of draft and bottled beers and a healthy selection of wines. Considering that our group consisted of so many the service was also very efficient and friendly.
I would have no hesitation returning here for more food and heartily recommend it to anyone passing that area.

Our twin room was very spacious, with modern beech furniture and good quality furnishing fabrics, although drawer space was limited. The bathroom was also spacious - full size bath with a powerful shower.
Breakfast was what you'd expect from a good quality establishment - fruit juice, fresh fruit, cereal, and either a continental or cooked option. As an alternative to the tasty and substantial Scottish breakfast there was the Arbroath Smokie, served with a nicely poached egg and bacon. Toast and tea/real coffee, of course.
We enjoyed three meals in the restaurant, which offered quite a wide choice. We did go for the spicier options as we have found that traditional food in some Scottish hotels can be a little bland.
The staff were very friendly and helpful, and appeared to enjoy their work.
All of this from a Scottish Tourist Board 3 Star Hotel. A very comfortable place to stay that offers very good value.

The room was ok, but very noisy, the windows was broken and just tape insteand of replacing. It had a party in the hotel, and children plays in the room area, knocking at he door for the fun.