Monachyle Mhor Hotel

We have been coming to stay at Monachyle Mhor for over 30 years and as always it is a truly magical place in terms of the location, the hotel, the people, the food, the vibe and the rooms. We always feel as if we are leaving family, when it’s time to head home. Thoroughly recommend it to everyone.

We've just returned from our trip to Monachyle Mhor, staying in the pilot panther. Not only is this one of the most beautiful spots we've visited but we found the services on offer and the people here to be incredible aswell. Freja & Charlotte made our entire stay, they were so knowledgeable and friendly, emitting such a happy, positive energy. Our children keep asking to see Freja on another farm tour so we will be booking again soon and crossing our fingers that she's still around! Thank you everyone, from the Crossans x

A regular visit whenever we go to Scotland. The food is always exceptional and the service has always been first class. Fantastic setting with the chance of spying some rare and interesting wildlife.

We stayed for two nights in the Corr cabin at Monachyle Mohr and had a wonderful time. The view from the cabin was incredible and we felt like we had full privacy from the rest of the accommodation. The cabin itself is well kitted out and the space is used very efficiently. We went down to the bar on the first night and had some amazing cocktails as well as a fantastic charcuterie and cheese board which the receptionist recommended to us. We ate in the restaurant on the second night and found the food to be fantastic, with the staff very friendly and attentive. The only downside was that we had booked the lochside sauna experience which had to be cancelled, however we were given plenty of notice about this and a full refund. We'd definitely recommend and would be happy to return.

Pleasant but not quite up to the standard you would expect at this price point. We stayed in the ‘treehouse’ which was novel but really quite cramped and uncomfortable. We also hired the bbq hut which despite its name wasn’t really suitable to BBQ in. Couldn’t fault the breakfast or the setting. Weather being perfect also helped. There are probably better ways to spend £400 on a night away in this part of the world.

Visited with friends on a DB&B deal. Friends had been before and highly rated the establishment. Location is very picturesque. Room was comfortable; lock didn’t lock from outside with the key; tv had very confusing channel set up; room lighting could have been more flexible; would be very easy to hit your head on the glass shelf above the sink. Before dinner, went into lounge; were given drinks menu and wine list. Had to chase to place drinks order; and had to ask for menu to decide on wine choice. No one came to get second drinks order nor to take food order. We were told to place food order at table; so we went to table. Menu was limited and phrased in language I had some difficulty understanding. Portions for all courses were very small; and there seemed to be no way to add “sides” if you were hungry. Several of us including myself had the venison; it was very disappointing - chewy. The wine was good. At the end of the meal, we had to sign for wine and drinks as they were not part of the “deal”. We noticed that a gratuity of 12.5% had been added not just to what we were signing for, but the whole deal. Inappropriate timing. We were not offered coffee, but were given an unusual infusion of a sort of lemon tea. No digestivs offered. Next morning, we came down for breakfast. I asked for two poached eggs, firm yolks and crispy bacon. The bacon was incinerated and the plate had some form of grease pooling from the bacon. The egg yolks were firm but somehow they lacked flavour. The female staff were very pleasant and helpful, charming. The male staff did not seem suited to their roles.