I've stayed here on many occasions with my father, who's 80. It's on the sea-front and the view is second to none. There's always a warm Scottish welcome and the breakfast is more than adequate. The only downside is that there's no lift and I could imagine that this might be problematic for some folk - be aware that you'll need to climb at least 2 flights of stairs. Book a room at the front - the view with the ferry coming and going is very poetic and makes you just want to jump on one and take off to the islands!

I booked this "hotel" through a booking site on the internet, I wish I had read the reviews before I booked it,. It is a very basic B&B and not very clean. The room was very small and dingy the bathroom adequate.This place needs gutted from top to bottom.
There is no lift, so god help the people who get a room on the top floor.
No car park so we had to pay £9 a day for parking on the street.
The only nice thing I have to say about this place is that the staff seemed very helpful and friendly

I booked a family room as it had a double bed and all the double rooms were reserved. I paid £160 for what turned out to be a dirty, squalid, badly equipped, poorly furnished, tatty decorated small room with one three quarter bed and one single bed. The "mini bar" was unplugged in a wardrobe and looked like a fungus factory inside. There were long black hairs inside and on top of the bath. There was scum round the bathroom door frame, tiles and sink which needed a good scrub. In the bedroom the window sills were filthy, the windows broken and there were cobwebs on the ceiling. The small TV had a freeview aerial which showed about three programs. In the morning the breakfast was cheap, burned and prepared well in advance despite there only being 1 hour between 8 & 9 to "enjoy" it. I asked for a slice of black pudding to be told "there is none left", I was the first person in that morning.
Avoid this hotel. It is expensive, dirty, penny pinching, has no parking, no Internet, no restaurant, no bar, no telephone in the rooms, no room service etc etc etc.
It is an embarrassment to the Scottish tourist industry and the owners should be ashamed of themselves for charging up to £220 for a night in this dump.

I missed the last ferry to Mull and had to stay over for one night. The only positive thing you could say about the hotel is it is convenintly located in the town centre. Otherwise the experience was awful.

I paid £60 without breakfast for a single box room overlooking the back yard. I would extimate thet the room ewas last decorated about 1960. The was one electrical socket in the bedroom with a multi adapter into which all aplliances were plugged - television, set top box, clock radio, kettle and hairdrier.

I decide to have a bath at 10.00pm, only to find that the hot water ran out with only 2" of water in it. I then wanted to watch the television, however, the only proramme I could locate was in Gaelic.

Next morning things were no better as the shower was lukewarm.

The hotel was scruufy and maasively overpriced, and I will never reurn.