Loch Rannoch Hotel and Estate

My family (wife and two kids 5 and 8 years) and I visited the hotel on the last weekend of January. We stayed two nights and had booked one of the contemporary family rooms. The room had plenty of space, even with 4 beds (2 double and 2 single beds). The hotel is in a great location on the banks of Loch Rannoch, with a 14min walk into Kinloch Rannoch. The hotel had two of its three restaurants open for dinner, with one open for lunch. Breakfast worked well in the small restaurant and we were lucky enough to get a seat by the window, overlooking the loch. A good selection of continental breakfast, with a larger cooked to order breakfast. While there we also made us of the swimming pool, which worked great and the sauna and steam room available. Good size pool and a good depth for the kids, not too deep basically. The biggest hit was probably the climbing wall within the marina area, where you'll also find a gym and bike hire. Overall a really nice two night stay and the team were fantastic and made us feel really at home. Somewhere I would be keen to visit in the summer, taking in the water sports and back to the climbing wall

3 night stay to celebrate our golden wedding anniversary. From arriving at check in every member of staff were so friendly and couldn’t do enough for every guest. We were allocated a lovely room with beautiful view and some extra finishing touches especially for us. Thank you housekeeping staff🤗 Zennie (restaurant manager I think) made my day with his very flamboyant suits and shoes to die for 🤗 A very special thank you to Gary, head chef who personally came to discuss my husband’s dietary issues.

We were so disappointed with this hotel, it ruined our holiday. We had booked 3 nights away is what was supposed to be a spa hotel. We arrived at 5.40, their children were really looking forward to a swim but we’re told the pool closed at 6. We decided to get settled in to the room and get dinner. We were told that they did not serve the children’s menu in the main dining room only in the bar. Basically saying kids are not welcome in the dining room, although it is supposed to be family friendly. I advised the receptionist our children would eat from the main menu, we were still seated in the bar. The bar was really cold and the food was disappointing. The room we were given was dirty, the bath was full of hair, shower screen covered in soap and there was thick dust and cobwebs on the walls. My daughter then found a half eaten bag of popcorn beside her bed. I phoned reception and complained, was told they could clean our room bike we had dinner but I requested a new room. The new room was nice but smelt strongly of bleach to over compensate obviously. The next morning was the biggest disappointment. We went to use the spa after breakfast, we were all really looking forward to a cozy spa and a swim. I was shocked at the conditions in the spa. I have attached photos for you to see for yourself. The changing facilities were disgusting. One communal dirty shower for the whole female changing area. The pool was freezing. The steam room was out of order and sauna filthy.

We had a lovely few days at the hotel. Staff were excellent . Room and view were great. Food was average for the price and very restricted menu.

Very nice stay, bar and restaurant service very slow and frustrating at times but would return.

Lovely location, fine hotel, great staff - but note that there isn't a bistro as advertised, so meals are a choice between a bit posh and rather disappointing bar food, and it's a long way to find something in between.

As always, the staff were very helpful, friendly, and eager to please.

Good value for money overall but bathroom could definitely have been cleaner. Reception staff very variable, some helpful others less so. Setting and decor of the modern rooms were the main positive things.