The Guest House is set amid stunning scenery and is within an easy 10 minute stroll into the town.(We recommend a dinner at the Seaforth pub -great atmosphere and friendly!)

Dromnan has a lovely dining area which treats guests to a fantastic view across the water with a mountain backdrop. There is also an extremely comfortable lounge area for guests, which is joined on to the dining area so you can benefit from the views from a sofa! It also had a huge TV and stereo if needed.

We were given a warm welcome even though we arrived fairly late due to a long drive. The rooms were not huge, but nicely decorated and had a cosy feel.

The breakfasts were delicious, with a self-serve buffet for cereals, yogurts, juice and fruit etc, with a generous helping of cooked brekkie as well if you wanted it.

All in all a very enjoyable stay and good value we thought. The only negative I could think of is that you can hear almost everything from other guest rooms…we were dropping off to sleep and woke up with a fright as someone above flushed the loo, you can hear every squeaky footstep and murmured voice, turning on the taps etc they were by no means raucous, just quietly preparing for bed. However, we were extremely tired that night and it may have seemed a lot louder than it actually was.

Most of the guests seemed to be either mature couples or walkers so it was a very pleasant stay and we would defiantly stay again if we were in the area.