The pub was very nice and what you are looking for on a cold winter's night in the highlands - roaring fire, friendly bar staff, nice selection of beers on draft. Restaurant meals are good value and the hotel is in close proximity to skiing and other outdoor activities. Plenty of parking on site and the hotel is easy to find and sign posted off the main road. The manager was very friendly and we enjoyed our stay.

We arrived at the hotel on Sat 3rd Dec which we both had been looking forward to all week. We stood around for about 15 mins as there was no-one there to greet us even though we rung various bells and knocked on office doors. The owner finally arrived and seemed less than pleased that we were groupon customers. We were given a twin room even though a double had been booked. The room itself was freezing and the bathroom was like a deep freeze, it was a thought to have a shower but it transpired that there was no water anyway, not even in the sink!! We booked a table for dinner for 6.30, but on going for dinner was told there was no food available!! There was a curry and bingo night organised for regulars and that was the choice, but we would not be able to eat until 8 or possibly later. This totally spoiled the whole experience for us as the owner seemed more concerned with his bingo night than people staying at the hotel, we decided to leave and will never go back.

Rooms are in old coaching inn and bathrooms are dated; bed and bedding were good. Bar and lounge comfortable and friendly. Food was fine and owner was accommodating. A nice place, not a slick place.

We stopped at this country inn during our recent visit to Scotland. Contrary to the older reviews hear, we found the owner to be cheerful and helpful. The food in the restaurant was excellent and the service pleasant and efficient. Definitely a place to return to.