Top Hotels Near Lochan a' Mhuilinn in Lochailort from AU$226

"The cleanliness of the shower was questionable- it may just have been old. Staff were friendly and our dinner was adequate."

"Service was amazing! Pool, hottub, reataurant/food perfect!"

"Lovely, well maintained property and room. Views of the river. Accommodated our late arrival. Breakfast available, but we did not eat there. Peaceful."

"Lovely cottages and friendly pub/inn. The rooms were comfortable and the dinner and breakfast we had hood. The kids still talk about the homemade chicken nuggets!"

"The hotel is VERY basic - imagine Travel Lodge (20 years ago). We had to have dinner there, food was very basic and bland. Breakfast (£12.50) was like a greasy spoon. On a positive note the views from the room were good and the staff were very friendly."

"We wish we had stayed more than one night. This property was phenomenal. The staff were pleasant, helpful and professional. The food was amazing. The room was clean and comfortable. Would not hesitate to stay there again."

"The accommodation is modernised throughout with quality furnishings, fittings and amenities. Mary greeted us at the door and is very welcoming and friendly. Excellent cooked breakfast and plenty of other choices for breakfast."

"the parking is ok. The Coffee machine is broken."

"Great location and a cute building. However, basic upgrades and attention to details are needed considering how expensive the place is. The tea kettle in the room was old and gross-needed to be deep cleaned (preferably replaced, the bottom had a gross slime on it). Only thing provided in the bathroom was soap, not even shampoo. No fresh coffee was available for breakfast even though I showed up during the scheduled breakfast time (8:30, a full hour before breakfast was over). They never made more coffee just provided instant which is obviously not as good. If there are guests that want fresh coffee there should be fresh coffee provided. The solution provided was to charge me for coffee from the machine which was ridiculous. Why not just make more fresh coffee or at least make some from the machine without asking the guest to pay? The cost for the stay was over £250 so the fact they are trying to charge for coffee when they refuse to make more is just ridiculous and for lack of a better description, lazy. Plus they didn’t even have hot water available (it was empty) if I had of wanted tea instead."