The Kingarth Hotel
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See why so many travellers make The Kingarth Hotel their hotel of choice when visiting Kilchattan Bay. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a charming setting with an array of amenities designed for travellers like you.
Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, and guests can go online with free internet access offered by the hotel.
The property also boasts a lounge, to help make your stay more enjoyable. If you are driving to The Kingarth Hotel, free parking is available.
If you’re looking for a pub, consider a visit to Kingarth Hotel Restaurant, which is not far from The Kingarth Hotel.
We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at The Kingarth Hotel as you experience all of the things Kilchattan Bay has to offer.
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The sea bass and macaroni cheese were delicious; but it is the warmth of the service from Maria and John which made the evening exceptional.
The chef deserves a mention for his perfectly cooked hake which came with a very tasty dressing and roasted vegetables.
On a previous visit the pizza was the best I had tasted since a trip to Italy several years ago.
Best food on Bute by a long way.
The Courtyard was very modern, spacious and clean with fantastic views and horses to view from the bedroom windows which were great for our toddlers.
We loved our stay over, and nothing was an effort for lovely Maria and her staff.
The weather was wild but we were very cosy in the Courtyard. The double bed that my husband and I slept in was luxuriously dream. By luxurious, I mean proper soft and clean coverings, a deep mattress which was like a big fluffy cloud.
Even though the weather was wild and the rain battered down the Rothesay views were still beautiful and far reaching.
We highly recommend The Kingarth. Many Thanks from The Kerr Family, Ayrshire xox
The steak was garnished with 2 mushrooms cut in half, four tiny tomatoes on the vine, a handful of chips and the smallest portion of "out the packet" peppered sause (smaller than a shot glass).
The steaks were tough, chewy and tasteless without enough sauce to try and add flavour.
The others seemed quite happy with their fish and chips, which looked nice and a burger, also looked nice.
On the plus side, the staff are very friendly and polite so, overall a good experience but just don't order a steak.
Finally, the decor is more like a village hall with 70's cladding and overly bright lights highlighted off the bright yellow paint so the place could do with some dimmer switches and painting.
It is stated on the menu that they do not read reviews and would prefer direct communication - if this is the case perhaps having comment cards would be an idea? Not everyone is comfortable having that conversation but the hotel seems to invite feedback.
"Can be busy so recommend booking, especially the weekend of the Bute Highland Games"Read full review
"Look elsewhere! if your looking for lunch try the the post office in Port Bannatyne, 1/3 price, really friendly and delicious!"Read full review
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