Didn't stay overnight so can't comment on rooms. Visited for a meal - prompt welcome on arrival, quickly offered drinks and given menus. 4 starters, 4 mains, 4 desserts, all of which sounded great! Brought a plate of nibbles with our drinks. Tables well spaced out, plenty of room for everything on table (not always the case with most restaurants!). Food brought out promptly, service attentive but not obtrusive. All local staff (which is refreshing these days), very friendly. Quality of food and presentation were first class. Admittedly not huge portions but ample. 3 courses for £35 per head, house wine £3-ish a glass, bill for 2 including after dinner drinks almost £100 but totally worth it. Will definitely visit again. Hotel has the air of an exclusive "house party", think other diners were staying overnight, all very friendly.

A picturesque looking hotel, beautiful to the eye or so it would seem due to how it is presented via its website. However on approaching this "prestigious" hotel the first thing that strikes you about it is the smell! With a farm featured on the hotel grounds the smell is less than enticing. On entering the rooms we found the decor was more average than "glamorous" and well in need of a refurbishment. I also did not find dinner an improvement as the hotel manager was sat at the bar for the whole duration, which created an uncomfortable atmosphere. However I was pleased to find one good point about this hotel, the staff were very friendly and generally had a good attitude. All in all a waste of money and terrible trip, I would not advise this hotel to anybody.

Have to say first that we didn;t actually stay there (it's only 10 miles from my dad!) But i did choose it for a special birthday (dad 75) meal for a small family gathering - and it was everything we could have wished and more.

We went for Sunday lunch - and were greeted at the door by freindly, but certainly not obsequious, staff and shown into the comfortable lounge where we looked at the menu. With our sherry we were brought a selection of nibbles including little haggis balls on sticks (great...!) and home made cheese pastry.

We then ate in the conservatory and had a "wing" of it to ourselves - and apart from an unusually sweet sauce on the chicken (chosen, as sod's law would have it, but my very picky 13 year old!) the food was all absolutely marvellous. From cod and crab cakes, to lovely smooth chicken liver pate, home reared roast pork (the most tender i have ever had) to gorgeous date and toffee pud and then good coffee and home made chocs.... The portions were not huge but we all felt quite satisfied afterwards and NOT bloated as we would have had the portions been any bigger.

I know this site is meant to review the whole hotel expereince and I can't comment on the actual hotel accommodation - but if what we experienced is anything to go by (inc. the lovely loos!) I would love to stay there!

A lovely hotel if you want to stay in the Dundee area but away from the city. Family run and very attentive and friendly staff. The rooms were lovely too, although the shower wasn't great. Particularly loved the breakfasts which were the best I've had in any hotel for a long time - especially the bacon.