We spent 4 nights at the hotel, quite enough to tell us this hotel is part of a very well organised and precisely calculated venture, which those with project management experience will understand. The hotel was fairly nearly full -in the middle of winter with retired or nearly retired people, many of whom, like ourselves, live in the English Midlands. The food was fully adequate, the room comfortable and the scenery magnificent albeit at the end of a rather inadequate road. The staff were perhaps less experienced than perhaps those in other hotels but they had adequate English, were positively enthusiastic to learn and people weren't in a hurry.
Several people claimed to be on their 15th trip and given the £129 price including transport from Leicester, I am at a loss to understand where the negative reviews came from.
Either its not as convenient for Heathrow as they expected, or they want the hotel to themselves!

We had read some mixed reviews before staying at the Inversnaid so were a little wary before arriving.

No point in us simply repeating "bloostraveller"'s earlier good review - in fact we have unapologetically borrowed his use of the word unpretentious which describes this good value establishment.

Any hotel is only as good as its staff, and we found the staff at the Inversnaid to be courteous and professional

One particular additional point was the catering for vegetarians which was superior to that offered by many more expensive hotels.

We booked through Lochs and Glens and will undoubtedly do so again!

Having read the reviews of the hotel on this site before I went, I was expecting an awful experience. I must say as a seasoned traveller I have had a wealth of experience of establishments of varying quality. It was my first visit to this area of Scotland and I was unsure of what to expect. I must say I was pleasently surprised. The hotel has a very interesting history and is in an excellent location overlooking Lock Lomond it'self. It is as they say "in the middle of nowhere" and access is via a very long winding road. There is access to the opposite shore via ferry.

It is a no frills establishment and what you see is what you get. I found it clean, comfortable and suitable for my needs. The staff were very friendly, courteous and helpful, nothing was too much trouble for them. The food is unpretentious and adequate, don't expect Ala cart or gourmet standards it's not that kind of establishment. It is reasonable and I have nothing negative to say about it. I will add there was choice and they were able to cater for different dietry needs.

When you consider the cost of our 4 night stay was arround £130.00, bed breakfast and evening meal is a bargain indeed.

There is an excellent selection of very reasonably priced quality malt whiskeys behind the bar and I found the bar prices in general to be very reasonable.

I stayed with a party of 4 who equaly found it a pleasent experience.

The question is as always, would I stay there again? and my answer; yes without question.

Passed through this establishment on a few occasions, but always find the staff discurteous and the food appalling. I even had a lunch served on polystyrene dishes at one time!

It could be lovely, but sadly the place needs completely overhauled - staffing wise anyway!