My wife and myself have just completed a six night stay at The Glen Isla Hotel, five night's as part of their Cateran Trail package (£299 bed breakfast and packed lunches for each day for both of us and local taxi transfers to the day's start point and pick up at the end point of the section of trail being... more

Stayed here for a long fishing weekend in April, unfortunately the weather had other plans with snow all weekend! This hotel is set in a wonderful location, only 1 1/2 hours from Edinburgh. We paid £45 each for B&B on single occupancy basis- which in my view was fantastic value. Yes the rooms are in need of some updating but... more

The hotel is under new management. We found the owner pleasant and informative. The rooms were very comfortable. We enjoyed excellent dinners from homemade food served in the lively bar area. Although during the middle of siummer there was a raging log fire giving the pub an excellent atmosphere. more

We've had dinner at this hotel several times over the last 10 years without any problems at all. This year we drove over from Dalmunzie arriving at 8pm to a half empty restaurant. We had 3 adults and 4 children looking for a simple meal. Despite half the restaurant being empty including a very large table, the owner said that... more

we have just come back from staying at Glenisla hotel as we too are getting married at Forter castle in November. I was unsure what we would find after reading previous review, but was pleasantly surprised. We were offered the choice of two rooms - we took the smaller as the other was over the bar and the landlady said... more

We stayed for two nights in April prior to my wedding at Forter Castle in Glenisla. After a long drive from Nottingham we were delighted to find a clean and cosy bar with a roaring fire, but everything else was a huge disappointment. The rooms were shabby and damp, the radiators ineffective, the ensuite was mouldy and without soap of... more