Top Hotels Near Boyle Park in Forfar from AU$92

"Good breakfast, clean rooms BUT i hate paying extra to park on site. (£12 per night) Puts me off staying again."

"Hotel was very nice and the staff were great. Rooms are large, clean, and comfortable. Only down side is there is limited parking, but a car park is only a block away. Would definitely stay here again."

"Lovely clean & spacious room. Immaculate bathroom. Very comfy bed & crisp clean bedding. 10/10."

"Spacious, clean room, straightforward check in, and very convenient for onward train travel."

"Wonderful staff and amazing views from the course side"

"When the breakfast area was busy there were never quite enough tables prepared to keep up with demand. The buffet quickly ran out of items which were not replaced efficiently and without asking. On quieter days the buffet breakfast was well managed."

"Good Breakfast "

"Good Breakfast "

"We stayed in a deluxe double room, which was well presented and spacious, with a luxurious deep bath, separate shower, washbasin, and toilet. The room itself was clean and comfortable, and overall gave a good first impression. When booking, the room advertised free guest WiFi; however, although the network appeared available, it would not connect or function at all. This would not have been a major issue, but we also received no 5G reception anywhere within the hotel. This may suit guests wanting to switch off and be a little “off grid,” but it is inconvenient if you still need access to emails or other phone functions. The television also had issues, with several channels not working properly and others suffering from poor reception, causing the picture to jump and flicker throughout viewing. The PIN code entry system for the doors was a nice touch and a welcome change from key cards that often need reactivating. However, we could not see an additional internal security lock on the door, which would have provided extra reassurance overnight. There was also a noticeable gap under the door, allowing light from the hallway to enter the room during the night. Guests who prefer a dark sleeping environment may find this disruptive, though it could likely be resolved with a simple draft excluder."