Iff you love old traditional pubs and beer this is the place for you.Also the accomodation and restaurant are excellent.Fiona the manageress Anne on reception and all the other staff are helpful and freindly.I treat my other half and her parents to this hotel and we will all return.

Sorry for the lateness of this review but better late than never.

We visited the Moulin Hotel to celebrate a friends 65th birthday and 25th wedding anniversary over New Year 2008 and had a fantastic time. The staff were friendly and helpful, the room was clean, cosy and comfortable. Meals were well prepared and presented and there was a good choice for all palates. The Hogmanay meal and entertainment were both absolutely excellent and our English friends were overwhelmed. We were served a cold buffet on New Years Day and the choice was plentiful and extremely tasty. I would recommend this hotel for the accomodation, food and the warm welcoming staff.

Had the pleasure of staying at the Moulin for the first time - and it was a pleasure. Comfortable room - with very squeaky floorboards, no chance of being sneaked up on - but clean and smart. Food excellent both at breakfast and evening meal times. Staff very friendly and helpful. Inn attached has real atmosphere with its log fire and home brewed ales. Food there excellent also. Excellent value for money.

Our room for a three-night stay here was cosy, comfortable and clean. Staff were always friendly and helpful and the room cleaning each morning was exceptional. Breakfasts were cracking and the bar grub was good. The menu for the restaurant looked excellent but there appeared to be no other diners which may have - albeit unfairly - created not much atmosphere. So we stayed with the bar where it's log fires and busy tables provided a great country inn atmosphere. But you have to take pot luck at getting a table in the bar as booking in advance is not allowed. We were lucky and got a table each time we were in the bar where to be honest there's a reasoanbly quick turn over of table spaces. Our room - no 2 - had excellent views of the village and hills beyond. The only slightly annoying thing was we couldn't spot the mice in the Terence Cunio prints adorning the stairs. The price at £62 per room per night was a bargain!