We stayed at the Roseneath for two nights in August, and I wish we hadn't. Upon arriving, a young man (who apparently couldn't get back quickly enough to what he was doing before we interrupted him) opened the door and showed us to our room. He wasn't able to give any recommendations for dinner, so we didn't bother asking him anything else.
The room was nicely furnished but quite old and tired. No wi-fi or wired internet. The bathroom was terrible: old, in desperate need of some deep cleaning, and not entirely functional. The cold water faucet could not be opened, the shower head looked like it was about to fall off, and the entire bathroom had not been updated since the mid-70s. The towels had frayed edges.
To "order" breakfast the night before, we had to leave a little note in the hallway with our room number and what we wanted to eat and drink (there was one laminated menu from which to choose) - a rather improvised procedure that was not even working; we only got porridge once though we ordered it on both days. Breakfast itself was disappointing: lacking in taste and variety, with even the jams coming in Aldi jars. The lady who served breakfast appeared completely overwhelmed. I just hope that the dustpan and brush she used to clean one of the tables were reserved for cleaning tables... She was nice, though, and explained a few things about the Mull of Kintyre to us.
Overall a disappointing stay, especially because we have been to so many other and better B&Bs and Guest Houses.
