Glencoe House

The suite is amazing. Our suite was located in the basement which opened up to the field at the back of the house. The hot tub is located outside the building with a small gate to the field. Do note that they provide a portable fan because it may get a little stuffy at night with the windows closed. The service was excellent. All the staff are lovely and gave good recommendations for a hike. The breakfast was great and delicious. We did not have dinner at the hotel and chose to go out further instead. There is no food around Glencoe itself, especially because we were there during the off season. We enjoyed our two nights here immensely and would come back again in the future.

Our room was lovely with a beautiful view and dining room. The jacuzzi was a nice touch. Staff was friendly and accommodating. The food, specifically the gnocchi and seafood platter, was just fabulous. The view from our room of the water was spectacular, I just wish the backyard had less mowed grass and more wildflowers to look at.

This place is something that’s truly magical and and you will seriously feel something that you don’t get in many places. James greets you in a kilt and when he walks you through your private retreat - you keep saying wow! Nothing is missed! Make sure you book for longer that you think as I promise you , what ever you have booked is too short. Bring walking shoes as the lake behind and the Loch in front is beautiful and the walks are easy and cater for ALL levels of accessibility!

I don’t think I’ve stayed in a more thoughtful place. This was hotel #18 in 21 days of travel and we weren’t in the best frame of mind when we arrived. So many B&Bs and hotels do what’s best for them instead of the guest, but Glencoe House was 100% about the guests. We stayed in the lodges. Tired from driving all day in the rain, we weren’t looking forward to finding a restaurant, and I was sure that whatever food they left in the fridge (per their website) would be minimal. So very wrong. What a feast we had. And I was shocked to learn it was all included in the rate. (Not that it was cheap - we paid about $700 per night - I think the most we’ve ever spent on a hotel.) There were many choices of very delicious frozen meals, side dishes, garlic bread, desserts, cheese. Also a complimentary half bottle of nice champagne. Also breakfast foods - cereals, milk, bread, yogurt, juice, plus fresh foods to cook, including eggs, vegetables, several kinds of meat/sausages. For reasonable fees they also had a wide choice of drinks and mixers, a great selection of bottles of wine, and a selection of scotches. Beyond the food and drinks, they had prepped a fire in the wood burning stove and the hot tub on the deck was heated and ready. All equipment - kitchen cooker, bathroom fixtures etc were top notch, even the hair dryer was a Dyson. There were candles and a champagne bucket on the side of the tub. Great super king bed and linens. Full and half baths. I could go on. Everything was super intuitive and easy to use. If the owners truly want to go above and beyond, they might consider adding a reading chair to the living room, as the low velour couch was a challenge for my husband.

WOW, treat yourself once in your lifetime to this hotel - it has one of the best backstories EVER! We had a suite that was practically the same square footage as our house in Minnesota! Built in the 19th century, this place has been lovingly maintained - right down to its exquisite woodwork, plaster ceilings, and gorgeous marble. Meals are served in your room in your dining alcove and the chef comes by personally to follow up. Staff are welcoming and accommodating. Feel like royalty for at least one night in Scotland!