we stayed at the dalmeny hotel twice both times it was excellent good friendly efficient staff a good reflection of charlie the general manager rooms up to a very high standard we will come back again. also very good value and lovely food what more can you ask.meldah and liborio..

We loved this hotel! We booked two of the 4 poster bedrooms online for only £10 more than a standard room so we thought we were already off to a good start before we arrived. We were thrilled with our rooms - both were furnished to really high standards, and were slightly different in design thanks to the antique furniture.
This hotel was extremely quiet and we were able to relax and enjoy our night there in peace. Unfortunately, one of the beds was not so good - the mattress has certainly reached its used by date and needs replacing - putting blankets over the top of the mattress under the sheet doesnt equate to better comfort when the springs are shot... The pillows werent to anyones liking either unfortunately, they were hard as rocks. We all managed to get a good nights sleep though, and despite the poor condition of one of the beds, noone felt any worse for it the next day.
Breakfast was lovely - huge portions and cooked to order rather than buffet style.
We found the hotel and its gardens beautiful and very relaxing after a long day driving and would recommend this to people who dont like noisy hotels!

Stayed on a Friday night (£59 for a 4-poster room, £39 for double with single occupancy, booked through LateRooms.com). Can imagine it being less than ideal if noisy wedding receptions were going on downstairs, say on a Saturday night, but we had an very pleasant stay, and I'd recommend it as a place to stay 'off-peak'.

Attention to detail in preparing the 4-poster room was very good: chocolate mints, selection of fruit with plates, knives & fan-folded napkins, leather-bound books on writing desk, etc. Bed was v. firm, which suits me just fine. En-suite was as one would hope.

Can't comment in detail about the single room in the annex, but it looked nice (if quite compact), and its occupant spoke well of it.

Arrived at half past nine on Friday night, too late to eat (and there was no residents' bar open, either). Breakfast was good — full cooked, with cereal, juice, fruit etc. as a buffet — and the service was attentive & friendly, but not cloyingly so.

The hotel is on the very edge of the Glasgow built-up area, on the fringes of a decent residential patch. The grounds looked nice (through the rain!), and the view to low gorse-covered hills is easy on the eye, if not spectacular. The town centre of Barrhead (5 minutes' drive away) is nothing at all to write home about, but there's a good train service into town from there, and less than £5 gets you a 'Roundabout' ticket that gives you travel all day on suburban rail and the Subway.

on 26th november 2007 I booked this hotel for one night as a treat for my husbands 50th birthday and after i read some reviews i was worried about it but i would just like to say we had a fantastic time the four poster room was very well furnished and the bed was very comfortable we had dinner and the standard was excellent as was the breakfast would definately go back again even just for a break
very happy from falkirk