I was booked into a hotel room (7) for a week while on a business trip in Scotland.

From the minute I arrived my experience was second to none. All staff were friendly, knowledgeable and there to help.

My room was full of character and very spacious. The resort seemed quite (i suspect most are in January), this suited me as the gym equipment, steam, sauna and hot tub where all avaliable for use when I wanted.

The main restaurant was closed mid week (as its low season) but the food in the Whisky Bar was excellent, great menu, lots of choice and presented with a real element of pride. I can not praise the breakfasts, Lunches and dinner enough - if I lived in the area I would eat here regally!

10/10

Had a lovely time very relaxed, and the food was just fantastic. The staff very friendly would highly recommend to any one look for a relaxed break. (Haggis fritters were delicious). Thanks for everything

We stayed in a Monteath lodge from 23 - 27 December 2011. There were 6 of us all adults and we found the lodge very spacious. All bedroom downstairs and upstairs was a large living room with a balcony/patio area and a good sized kitchen with dining room. We loved the leisure facilities, swimming, having a jacuzzi and a spa on Christmas eve was brilliant. The carol singing on Christmas eve and the folk bank in the Whisky Bar on Boxing day was something different. Would thoroughly recommend Duchally.

Stayed here with my family in May 2011 for a long weekend as part of a Club Le Costa promotion. To be honest we didn't expect much and were dreading the obligatory sales pitch as part of the deal, but for the price (£99) we thought it worth a gamble..

And suprised we were. The accomodation was fantastic, we were put in a spacious, modern 3 bedroom lodge. There were 6 people in our party, but the lodge could have accomodated more. It was extremely well equiped, with a large flat screen TV, and surround sound in the main livingroom. The bedrooms were very nicely decorated, and had their own small flat screens. The beds were large and very comfortable. The bathrooms and ensuite facilities were also top notch. When we arrived the fridge was stocked with complimentary wine, juice, and breakfast provisions etc. All free of charge.

We found the resort grounds to be very nice, and the pool/spa facilities basic but adequate and functional.

The resort bar was very friendly with an intimate atmosphere, with live traditional folk singers playing, on one of the nights we visited.

Our only gripe would be that there is very little else to do on site with exception of the pool/spa and hotel bar.

However for a quiet get away, or as a base for discovering this wonderful part of Scotland, it is fantastic. The self catering accomodation genuinley 5 star.

As part of our deal we did attend the sales pitch, however there was no hard sell, we listened to what was on offer, which all sounded very appealing, but it was way above our means. We explained this to the salesman, and that was that, we were treated to a full breakfast, and allowed to enjoy the rest of our break.

We wouldn't hesitate to go back for a nice relaxing long weekend