We stayed here on a tour around Scotland, and were greeted with a very warm welcome on a wet, Scottish afternoon! The level and friendliness of service was the same throughout our two night stay. The room was large and comfortable, with a perfectly adequate en suite. The Glenroy is local for the town centre, though you'll have a bit of a walk up a steep hill on the way back (don't worry, taxis are cheap).
Our only slight gripe was breakfast. It was fine, though not the best we'd had on our trip. It could be easily and vastly improved by the provision of cafetieres for fresh coffee - I'm afraid a percolator on a hot plate just doesn't do it these days. I would also like to see more emphasis on local produce - i.e. jams and honey, but now I'm being picky!
On the whole a pleasant stay in a traditional seaside guest house.
