We had Room 213 on the 2nd floor. A lovely big room, very clean, tidy with a huge bed and the bathroom was spotless. We had a two year old Collie dog with us and this room was excellent. As a bonus this room had a sea view which allowed for some great photos of the sun set and rolling waves on the beach. We really enjoyed our four night stay at the Hotel. The evening menu had a good choice of differet food. I complimented the chef for the steak one night and his stuffed chicken breast the other. Great quality evening meal food.

The wind whistles through the double glazed sash window. This was pleasent at night with an air draft into the room. The only heating in this room was an electric Oil heater which we kept on for most of the time. Hot water, you have to run the bath for quite a while to get the hot water out of peek morning and evening times. Be nice if the staff smiled at the customers more but on the whole they were all very friendly and enjoyed a short chat. Breakfast was good as a buffet style but there was a lot of oil as residue in the bottom of the bowls of the cooked items. Eating breakfast at 0900hrs meant that some of the cooked items were dry, hard or soggie where they had been in the residual oil for too long.

The location was in lovely scenery but a bit far from other eateries. However the hotel restaurant menu was reasonably priced and what we ordered for dinner was delicious. Disappointed in the wine which was £24 for a bottle that averages £9 in the shops! We chose to have breakfast outside the hotel. We had a deluxe double very spacious but no discount or apology was offered for the scaffolding outside one of the windows- and no 4 poster bed as suggested on the booking.com photo!! Most staff were friendly and professional enough but beware the receptionist discussing her love life loudly with her colleague if you are up early sitting in the lounge!!

We had a very pleasant stay. Reception staff were very welcoming and helped to take our luggage to the room as the lift wasn't working. The room was large and spacious with a sea view. The room and bathroom was spotless however the rubbish bin in the room hadn't been emptied from the previous occupant. Breakfast was buffet style with a good selection of food and value for money and nothing was too much trouble for the staff.

On arrival, both rooms were very cold with only an electric heater for heat which took sometime to heat the room up. The beds were hard and the pillows a little flat. We felt that the hotel was a little 'dated' and tired looking in places.

I do like the more established hotels with their old school charm . From the entrance with its well crafted revolving door still with the original bronze furnishings and throughout the building that i saw was just nice “period” ambiance. The hotel from its slightly elevated position from the coastal road gave a spectacular view out over the sea to Skye! And while i was there a lovely sunset .

I did not “dislike” anything , staff were very welcoming . It could be said that some degree of maintenance may be done as it often is in any property -not least modern poorly constructed buildings. ( my previous night was spent in a “recently” upgraded hotel with modern fittings like hinges collapsed on cupboard doors. I go on as this confirms my above liking for the more period furnishings etc as they can and still do take daily punishment from the public .

Beautiful room!

Our server, shortish woman with dark hair, would ask us questions and then walk away as we were mid-answer. Not very friendly. Our room was FREEZING all night, wind was howling into the windows to the point that our curtains were flowing with each gust. Made for a long and semi-sleepless night… Bed was very hard and pillows were hard too. There was only one accessible outlet, more would have been great! Last recommendation would be smart TV’s in the rooms :)

The staff were exceptional throughout the hotel.. especially on reception! We were surprised just how comfortable and relaxed the hotel was. Having been to Gairloch many times to see family, of late we ve had to look at staying in hotels and were always reluctant to pick the Gairloch BUT having stayed there would highly recommend it. We didn't have the Breakfast but had Dinner on our first evening. The food was very good!

Not really a complaint as it is an old, beautiful building and but in places could do with a little TLC. This is a very minor point as it is generally in very good order and certainly would not put us off staying again.

The view from the front of the Hotel especially at sunset was stunning. The staff were friendly and very accommodating. The food was very good and breakfast choices were excellent and plentiful. I would definitely recommend this hotel and will be using it again.

As the hotel is a bit old, there were some loose floorboards in our room and in the hallway which made a lot of noise when you step on them! The bed mattress was also not the most comfortable which didn't help for a restful sleep. However, since we were only there for 1 night, it was fine.

This is a lovely highland hotel, nothing too fancy but very comfortable. The room we had was quiet and very large, the bed was superbly comfortable. The shower was good, nice water pressure. The hotel food was good 'pub grub', plenty of it and tasty. Breakfast was a nice help yourself. This is a great hotel, perfect place to stay if you're out in the hills or on a road trip, great staff and exceptional value for money. I would definitely stay there again.

The location is wonderful. I love traditional Scottish properties & this doesn't disappoint!. Our room had double bay windows with fabulous views over the bay. Breakfast was very good with plenty of choice. Staff are friendly & helpful. Evening meal options were adequate & reasonably priced.

I would prefer that breakfast be offered between 7.30 for the early risers & 10am for others (me) and not 9am! Our bathroom was large with only a small heated towel rail. As such, the bathroom was really cold as temperatures had dropped due to a cold snap. Room facilities should be checked regularly. Our tv didn't work due to no signal The reason given was that a storm had knocked out the tv reception in some rooms

It’s an old hotel and the room was quite small. The shower was a small cubicle with a shower curtain and there weren’t any sockets near the bed or a bedside light so a bit in need of updating. However the room was overlooking the loch which was lovely and the bed was comfortable. The resteraunt was good value and we had an enjoyable meal with attentive young staff. The buffet breakfast was very good too.

Old hotel but good value and with good food and a comfy bed