I have Just attended a wedding in the beautiful setting of Cornhill House. We stayed there for two nights in a beautifully appointed room. The service was excellent and the staff were more than friendly and helpful.The day of the wedding was fabulous, the happy couple could not have wished for more, even miserable weather could not dampen our spirits.The food was of a very high standard and served impeccably.The staff made certain that every last detail was perfect, and ensured that the bride and groom and all the guests had a day to remember.I would highly recommend this hotel for a wedding or a break. I certainly will be back.

Ater a few phone calls back and forth to this hotel about booking a wedding dinner it was arranged for 23 sep 2011, asked if it was okay to bring the cake the day before and flowers that we wanted there this was fine so everything arranged ,until i phoned on the 12th sept to book a room there and got a shock when they said they dident know it was a wedding they said they thought it was a birthday party and i had not told them,previously telling them the bride was coming from canada, and her staff had phoned me and cofirmed everthing was okay,they then said they could not allow the wedding party there as there had been a misunderstanding on my part i think not, i said it was her staff that phoned me to confirm everthing, but she was not botherd at all so if your booking here please make sure you phone repeatadly to see if it suits them to have you there shocking. THEY HAD DOUBLE BOOKED YOU SEE AND THAT WAS A BIGGER WEDDING

Cornhill House is a old stately home set in a lovely part of South Lanarkshire (weather dependent of course). As well as a hotel, Cornhill House is best known as a restaurant and it is the restaurant that we experienced.

The set up at Cornhill House is old fashioned, you are first taken through to the lounge where you will be served drinks and given the menus. Once you have chosen, your order will be taken and you are left free to relax in the lounge until a waiter comes and lets you know that your table is ready. The waiter takes your drinks on a tray and leads you to your table in another part of the House.

Once at your table, magically your food quickly appears, so it seems like you have been waiting for ages - quite a smart system.

The menu has a wide choice of British favourites as well as some world cusine and priced reasonably for what is a higher end dining experience. The portions are a good size and the food is tasty. The haggis croquettes were moreish.

Cornhill House is a firm favourite for family get togethers, special occassions and also for those who want something different than the standard chain restaurant.

The experience is a bit old fashioned but nice as you don't get this in too many places, so worth a visit just to try.

We were married at cornhill where the food, staff and rooms are fantastic, if you ever go to the cornhill be sure to try there minestone soup as its the best i have ever had