Kilmartin Hotel

Very friendly staff and great food and room was spotless with a comfy bed and and a powerfull shower Richard was flexible with breakfast time but as I've stayed before he makes sure if you are leaving before breakfast starts there is a really good packed lunch ready for you when you leave

This is a very old, quaint building in Kilmartin. The lady who runs it is very nice. The room was tiny - definitely very tight for two. I was solo, so it was fine. The bead was clean and comfy and that’s all I cared about that night. The bathroom is also very small but it all worked as needed. Kilmartin itself is amazing and worth a visit. So, this hotel suits the bill very nicely. Next time I would go down to the bar and hang out with the locals, Seemed like a very interesting bunch.

This was truly a port in the storm. We came for lunch but due to landslides & road closures the owner Richard offered us his last room, Yes it needs some sprucing up, but they were so kind, the food was excellent and the patrons all seem like family. I was grateful to have a room, bed & shower for the evening otherwise we would have been stranded as the road we needed was destroyed by a mudslide.

Food was good & offered great flexibility. However, this did not outweigh the shabbiness of the place. Entering through a very tired pub door, parking was not great & being on a main road, it was very noisy. No shower & wallpaper in bedroom looked like it was from 1960’s!

The location is stunning. The large size of our room was very good. However, although this is a very old property it is in desperate need of a complete refurbishment and update from the 1970's to modernise and refresh. Breakfast was ok but limited choice. We didn't eat an evening meal but our first impressions when walking into the small bar, we were pleased to be eating elsewhere that evening

Very comfortable, no nonsense country hotel. Excellent staff, good restaurant. Perfect location for exploring the glen.

Everything was fine except the bed sides were too soft that you would be afraid of falling down when you are close to the sides. The breakfast was ok which served with a lot crispy toasts but the others was a bit oily.

The room smelt damp, and so I went to the window to open it, and then realised why.. The curtain was covered in mould and the window ? What an absolute disgrace. My wife travelled 9.5 hours to get to this hotel as a stopover while we look at a property nearby, and just needed some sleep but apparently the bar was open til 1am.

I loved this hotel! The rooms are huge and very quiet. There is a lively pub below that serves great food and has wonderful people in it. There is parking for guests or free parking accross the street. There are some cool Bronze Age cairns and stones that are within easy walking distance. The breakfast was fantastic as well. I recommend everyone stop here on their way to the highlands or to invarary castle especially if it’s a weekend. Well worth it! I will be back