Arrived at The Loch Fyne Hotel on Friday afternoon 4th July or a 2 night break. After going through some horrendous weather on route to the hotel, our welcome was very pleasant from the receptionist.
We were allocated our room, which to our expectations was excellent, after reading some poor reviews of lately about the hotel. We had last stayed at the Loch Fyne Hotel last year and enjoyed our stay then, Our room was 1st class, immaculate, and everything that you would require in the room.
After unpacking our bags, we went down and used the spa facilities, which were excellent, the only probem was that the jaccuzzi was not working due to a power surge and the balance valve would not circulate the water properly, the pool attendant could not have been more apologetic, all other facilities was in working order and we spent the best part of an hour in the hot tub.
We went down for dinner at 8pm, and the service in the restaurant was good, and the staff very freindly. having stayed at the Loch Fyne Hotel numerious times over the last 12 years we have noticed changes, one of the changes I did not like was the limited choice on the table de hote menu, now only 3 choices on Friday Night, but the food was excellent well prepared and well presented,
After dinner we went out for a walk into the village if Inverary and got eaten by midgies, but hey were in Scotland.
On Saturday morning we went down for breakfast just before the restaurant was due to close, and once again the staff were very pleasant, and we served our breakfast's which were piping hot and fresh.
Later on Saturday we came back to the hotel, and made full use of the spa facilities again, with all facilities in working order, and to say, when you are sitting in the jaccuzzi, overlooking the loch, that when you unwind.
Dinner on saturday night was excellent as well, I decided to go for a steak from the Bistro menu, and it was perfectly cooked just the way I like it, and was very tender.
After our dinner we sat outside, only to get attacked again with the midgies, so we went inside and back to our room.
On Sunday morning it was that time, to pack up & go home, all I can say was our break at Loch Fyne was not long enough,
My Thanks goes to the management and all the staff for a most enjoyable short stay at The Loch Fyne Hotel, my only critism,is after so many visits here, and other hotels within the Crerar Chain,is to have a wee bit of entertainment on at the weekend, or is this a new policy at Crear Hotels not to have entertainment

We recently stayed at the Loch Fyne Hotel arriving Monday 22nd June and departing Thursday 25th. Having read previous reviews our main concern was that we might be kept waiting an awfully long time each evening for our meal. On all three nights the service was excellent. We tended to go for the latest time (8.30 p.m.) available to dine and did not have to wait long to be served. The quality of the food served at the evening meal was pretty fair on the whole - not brilliant but perfectly adequate at the price we paid for our 'June special' and the breakfasts were very good indeed. Our bedroom was spacious and clean and tidy as was the bathroom. The decor and furnishings were a little bit tired but once again we were perfectly happy with it. The staff were without exception extremely polite and helpful. When I requested a hairdryer (which was supposed to be in every room) it came pretty quickly. I can't comment on the Spa facilities as we were too busy enjoying the stunning scenery on our days out to ever get back in time to use them. We were very lucky with the weather so were able to sit outside in the evenings to enjoy the lovely views over the loch. I did get the slight impression that we brought the average age of the guests down by a little bit even thought we are in our forties, but out of school holidays that's probably to be expected! We paid £35.00 per person per night for dinner bed and breakfast and at that price I think it was exceptional value. I would definitely go back on the same deal.

We stayed at the Loch Fyne this weekend ( 26th and 27th June) , I had booked it as a birthday treat for my husband who was keen to fish one of the local lochs. The hotel is in a good location , a nice wee walk into Inverary . We got a room in the old part of the building which was absolutely fine , no view to speak of , but a decent sized room with a very firm , but comfortable bed. I liked the stairway up to the older rooms , nice big chandelere (sp?) , paintings and the obligatory tartan carpet - I actually did like that , makes you feel as though you are in an old country house.
The public areas are nicely decorated and very comfortable although they did get quite busy. To be fair it was the start of the school holidays and when we were checking in it was really busy. This may also have accounted for the delay at breakfast on the Sunday , Saturday had been fine given that we had gone down for breakfast before 9am but on Sunday we didn't manage down until well after 9 and ended up waiting for 45 mins for our food and coffee. As I said , the hotel did look very busy , but there were a few other tables who were having to wait an awful long time to get their orders. I would say however that the food was very good when it did come .
The staff were perfectly pleasant and the service was generally good. I would probably stay here again if we were coming up to Inverary , although I'm not sure that I would pay full price.

Just one other thing which isn't necessarily a critisism of the hotel . Why is it , that when you have a room above you in a hotel does it always sound like the occupants are moving furniture? Really, does anyone actually rearrange the room layout when they go away for the weekend ?

My Husband and I are just back from a fantastic weekend..Hotel is Lovely..staff polite and very helpful ..very relaxing..Food was great ... Spa, Hot tub and pool really nice..

Overall a superb hotel in a Beautiful part of Scotland..

We will visit again.