I wouldnt normally do this as this may effect someones livelyhood, the feeling of" being had" compelled me though. the room we had was plagued by the smell of sewage and the reek of septic tank. notice as you walk in that every plug socket has an ambi pur air freshner plugged in. Digusting sweet smell that fails to mask the smell of someone elses bum bullets and the alarmingly strong smell of septic tank! When i mentioned it, i was dissapointed the owner didnt acknowledge it. The air freshners dont lie at least. I couldnt fault the view or the service. but on a stroll around the village, i noticed many more nicer looking B&B's and wish i had spent the extra money (which wasnt much). i hardly slept because of the smell, it had permeated the bedding and curled my toes. It was very strong in the corridor too. BEWARE OF ROOM 3!!!!!

The B&B opens right onto the road, with a small private car park at the side. While the views are stunning across the loch, there is an intermittant stream of lorries all through the night, just far enough apart to allow you to begin to drift off before the next one rattles the windows. Take ear plugs? The bed was comfortable, but altogether the room was rather small, and the bathroom even smaller, with only space for a cloakroom-sized basin.
Breakfast was pretty good - all the usual options including smoked salmon. Unfortunately we didn't meet the hosts due to a hospitalisation.
We ate at the hotel down the road where they have an arrangement with the management. Dinner was mass catering for coach parties, but as such OK and good value.

Me and my partner stayed for one night on a walking trip in Scotland, this b&b was the most friendly, warm and homely place we've stayed in for a long time, the location was stunning, cracking views over the loch, on top of all this the owners are fantsatic hosts who could not do enough for you, we would definately recomend to anyone looking to stay at a b&b in Arrochar, I'll certainly be going back. Meant to say the breakfasts are top notch too, really sets you up for a day in the hills.

Travelled up on bikes with friends from Shropshire and was glad to get into the room but only to be let down with the quality.
Used the bathroom with the handle falling off when closing the door, towel rail half off the wall.
The room was very noisy when the window was open due to a high volume of traffic, but when guest's left through you could hear everything that was being said when at 06.30 was a problem.

The Lock long hotel down the road was fantastic as we tagged along with an OAP party with some fantastic food, just a pity about the lack of local staff..

Breakfast was the best thing of the stay but sorry will not be re-visiting