Kilmartin Hotel

We stayed for 4 nights, locals and staff where very friendly, good food and vairied, well stocked bar with local real ales. A nice historic village and museum plus coffee shop next to hotel, if there was any down side to the hotel was it could do with a paint on the outside to freshen up, but on the hole we enjoyed our stay.

This was truly a port in the storm. We came for lunch but due to landslides & road closures the owner Richard offered us his last room, Yes it needs some sprucing up, but they were so kind, the food was excellent and the patrons all seem like family. I was grateful to have a room, bed & shower for the evening otherwise we would have been stranded as the road we needed was destroyed by a mudslide.

This beautiful historic building is set in the most incredible scenery. I shared the ‘Winter’ room with my son. It was actually two rooms with a separate shower and toilet. The beds were comfortable and the shower warm and powerful. The views from our room were incredible. But the real charm of this place is the staff. To find such an interesting and varied menu, including vegetarian options, in a tiny place in the middle of the highlands was amazing. The meals were freshly cooked and delicious. The bar is lively and cozy. The staff are so welcoming and friendly. The icing on the cake was a freshly cooked breakfast to order in the morning. This place is not fancy and is obviously slowly being restored to its former glory. However the food and the welcome more than make up for it and I would not hesitate to stay again or recommend.

Lovely food and staff very helpful and welcoming . Good choice of food on the menu. Nothing was too much of an issue for the staff. Allowed dogs which was great. I hope this business is able to stay open as it was excellent.

Great stay in lovely part of the world. There's a bit of work going on but it didnt affect us at all. Food and hospitality were great. Very warm and cosy despite it being end of January. Would recommend this hotel but book ahead because it is small and lovely

I have to admit that when I arrived my first impression of the hotel made me want to run and hid in the nearest cairn. But once you look beyond the faded rooms and fixtures what you have is a lovely little pub and hotel. The staff were so nice, the food excellent, the views amazing and the bar is the hub of the local village. My recommendation is not to panic when you first arrive. Embrace the dilapidation and have a lovely stay.