We had a very pleasant room, with a balcony overlooking the lake. Bonus was we had TV with Netflix and other streaming channels - great when you are tired from a long day touring the area. We stayed for 3 nights and ate at the hotel 2 nights. The food was good and reasonably priced. We loved the breakfasts. The first day I had the full Scottish breakfast, which was excellent - I could not manage such a large breakfast the following days so had a lighter breakfast, which was also very good. Felt nothing was too much trouble for the staff so eating at the hotel was a pleasant experience.

We didn't have any problems so cannot comment negatively. Dogs allowed in dining area, which was not a problem for us but some people may have an issue with this. I have to say the few dogs we saw were very well behaved. The hotel is situated on a main road but we had no problem with noise from the road.

We were given one of the new luxury cabins overlooking the Loch. A very luxurious, comfortable, roomy and spacious room with a deck to sit and enjoy the view.. Even when the rain was beating down we could sit in front of the deck and enjoy the vista, an absolute godsend. Breakfast was excellent too, ranging from fruit and yogurts up to the full size Scottish breakfast. Evening meals were also very good with plenty of specials.

Not much option for walkers as the loch perimeter is pretty inaccessible. There's plenty of walks nearby but you would need to cycle or go by car.

On arrival staff were very friendly and helpful and this continued throughout our stay. We upgraded to a Loch View and were not disappointed, the room was lovely, very clean and well set out and to walk out onto the balcony for the view of the Loch was amazing. We had an evening meal in the restaurant again with beautiful views of the Loch, good choice of food on the menu and what we ordered was delicious. We both had the Scottish breakfast the next morning which was also delious with plenty of juices, fruit and cereal to choose from too. Will definately return now we've found this little gem and will be recommending to friends.

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Beautiful view from our family room 😍. Room is huge and has everything you need. Staff friendly and excellent service from them. Food was good and reasonably priced too. Views are stunning. Such a lovely little place.

The only thing that let our stay down a bit was the fold out sofa was rock hard, felt like you were lying on wood. One side of the king bed was squeaky and every little movement it was noisy. Could really be updating these. Other than that it did not spoil our night away and we would come back again. 😁

The room was generally comfortable. The breakfast was outstanding, especially the eggs Benedict, which were amazing. The wifi was reasonably good, and the staff were friendly and professional.

The bed in the room was somewhat too soft for my preference. Additionally, during the cleaning and preparation of the room between my first and second night, the full rubbish bag in the bathroom was overlooked and left unemptied. While I recognize this as a minor issue in the grand scheme of things, it's the kind of detail that would have been valued in a professional setting.

We had an absolutely fantastic stay. We were only there for two nights but wished we could have stayed longer. The room was beautiful, with a lovely patio and steps down to the loch. The staff could not have been more welcoming and it was a pleasure to chat with them. And to top everything off, there were Churros with melted chocolate!!! Yummy!

As amazing as our trip was, I only have one small gripe and I feel really petty putting it down, and only do so due to my own personal phobias. The bathroom floor hadn't been swept properly and there were hairs on the floor. As I said, it's pathetic, but I have such an aversion to hair. Sorry!!!

Great location, great food and friendly, helpful staff. We had the Cabin overlooking the loch, with fantastic views, and facilities, including a good drop shower.

Our only issue was the room was really warm (due to it being the hottest day of the year so far) and the wee electric fan couldn't cope - no fault of the Inn as I suspect A/C not needed most of the year and luckily the weather (and midges!) weren't bad enough to stop us keeping the patio doors open overnight!

Absolutely lovely stay, we booked very last minute and the staff were very friendly, they ensured someone was on reception to welcome us. The room was clean, cosy, modern and had everything we needed. The breakfast was great! They had a veggie and a vegan alternative, as well as providing the traditional breakfast + haggis/blackpudding would rate the stay a 10/10. Would definitely revisit in the future and recommend for anyone who has a pet dog, they were very dog friendly! Ours was even able to join us for breakfast!

Only other thing I'd recommend is a dog bowl in the pet friendly rooms.

Loved the room, if a little small

Room lacking an area to place suitcases to unpack and also area for making drinks was very small. No space in the bathroom for toiletries . Great room though with plenty of supplies of coffee and tea and 2 packets of nice biscuits Breakfast wasn't great. The bacon and hash browns were hard as if they had been cooked for a long time. It was also VERY greasy. The lady who served us wasn't particularly helpful. !! We had to ask for sugar, for milk for the coffee, for marmalade to go along with the toast? Surely this should be brought as standard. Only a small amount of toast was brought for 2 of us and we also had.ask for a second cup of coffee. All in all it felt like we were given the bare minimum breakfast.

Family owned and run, friendly staff. Great location covering Dumfries to castle Douglas and the many tourist sites available along this coast. The room was clean and simply furnished. I though we would have noise from the main road but triple glazing worked well. Evening meals were good and breakfasts were cooked to order. Sitting in the restaurant you look out onto the loch and weather permitting can sit out there and enjoy a drink.

There are no paths or access along the loch although you can get to the waters edge at the Inn so if a pre or post dinner wander is your thing you don't have an option.