I must congratulate The Hunter Qay for pulling out the stops to make our stay so wonderfull.

I must recommend the sea view rooms as the views are stunning.

The breakfast was lovely and with plenty of choice.

We will be back early next year.

Beautiful accommodation in wonderful location. Our front bedroom was really clean and comfortable and had amazing views. Evening meals were delicious but the menu was the same for both nights. We were the only people eating in the restaurant on our second evening but Jean-Laurent, the owner, worked hard to make this possible, as no chef or other staff were present.
We think that it would be helpful for other guests to know in advance, exactly what the hotel is able to provide dining wise.

Victorian building has been renovated to a very high standard. Bedrooms and bathrooms are large, clean and well furnished. Hotel is well run by a French manager, breakfast was excellent and the views over the Clyde from many of the rooms are exceptional. Perfect venue for a small wedding or family event. Didn't eat in the restaurant (the website didn't have a menu and I am a Chatters fan) but having seen the menu, next time I would give the restaurant a try.

Lovely restored property with great views across the Clyde. Stayed with my inlaws and booked two double standard rooms, on arrival we were upgraded to 2 superior rooms with sea views which we were thrilled about as the website had advised that no superior rooms were available on booking. Both rooms were spacious, beautifully furnished and clean. We were offered tea & coffee on arrival which was most welcome after our long drive in the rain. We ate in the restuarant on the first night (Sat) the menu had 3 choices for each course which was fine and the meal was delicious, however on the Sunday evening when we asked to look at the menu we were told that the chef doesn't work on a Sunday which we thought was a bit strange. So we were forced to make a trip out in the pouring rain to eat elsewhere. The next evening we asked to see the menu again, the menu was the same as the Saturday night, which was rather disappointing as this was our anniversary, we ate out again as we didn't really want to eat the same thing again as we didn't like the other choices on the menu. Under the circumstances this hotel should be classed as an excellent B&B which sometimes provides food, which is a shame as this could be a fabulous hotel if it improved the restaurant. The breakfasts were good, although nothing special. The rates we were charged were also the most expensive in Dunoon which would have been well deserved had the restaurant been up to scratch. Also a good 30-40 minute walk outside of Dunoon centre, a lovely walk along the promenade, although not good if the weather is bad.