Loch Long Hotel

It’s a fine hotel, simple but friendly staff except for the sullen youth at the desk. Even he wasn’t to bad.

This is a really cozy place. People come here to take a one day rest. Will come here back soon

在水邊環境很好，晚上的小蟲子很厲害

Stayed one night and had dinner in the front lounge overlooking the Loch. No complaints there. Our rooms were comfy and quiet. Breakfast was continental and cooked combined, again no complaints. Staff were polite at all times. Thank you all.

Family of 3 visited here recently & I have to say I was astonished by several things in this hotel and not all in a good way. We paid £107 B&B for 1 night which is a decent price. However, the cleanliness of the room is a lot to be desired. The hotel claims to have "modernised" it's rooms, yet in 114, there is still a mix of old and new furniture, the dust was thick, fag papers down the side of the bedside table; paint work was awful; brand new bathroom yet, bath tub was dirty and the shower head has seen better days and no hair dryer in the drawer like stated. We went to find someone so we could address the issues but no one was at reception & my husband convinced me to stay. We didn't have dinner which I am quite relieved at as judging by the breakfast we had, it would not have been great. At breakfast, it's basic, either cereal, toast or a cooked breakfast. We opted for the cooked which for me wasn't, my bacon and sausage were rubbery, my beans tasted like they had been sitting in a pot since early morning. My husband enjoyed his but he eats most things, my daughter ate 2 potato scones. Prices of drinks are reasonable no more than £8/9 for 2 lagers. Cocktails are out of a funkin bag. Singer was in and she was good. Staff (when you see them) are friendly. Hot tub in the car park was not working. Iron is located in a cupboard for everyone to use which had it pros & cons. I understand that this hotel is probably more aimed at people who are going walks up the hills, however we thought we would give it a try because it claims to have up dated the decor but anyone staying will realise this.

Stayed for two nights on our way further north. Room was nice with an adequate if cosy bathroom. We had a nice view of the loch and were fortunate enough to have door to the outside. Ate in the restaurant the first night, the main course was very tasty but not very filling for me but the dessert was not so good. Cheesecake should not have a soggy bottom. breakfast was ok but we stuck with the cheaper continental variety. the hotel is ideally placed to explore the west bank of Loch Lomond being only two minuets away by car and is a lot cheaper than hotels nearer the loch. the local pub the Ben Arthur Bothy is well worth checking out good prices, friendly staff and great food.

My fiancé and I stayed at this hotel on 22/10/24 for 1 night DBB. We were greeted at reception by the Manager and lovely staff member who instantly made us feel welcome and informed us of meal times etc. our room was on the first floor and we were pleasantly surprised with the modern decor and cleanliness of the room, room had a lovely view of Arrochar main St. we had dinner in the lovely bar area with beautiful views over loch long and the mountains, there was a fantastic menu choice from traditional, Italian and vegetarian, we opted for the beautiful garlic prawns to start from the Italian menu and a burger and scampi from the traditional menu which was presented beautifully and included in our room rate. We had a great sleep and the bed was comfortable with a nice soft fluffy duvet and pillows. The hotel was immaculate and clean and all staff we met were extremely friendly and helpful, nothing was too much bother for them. Breakfast was served in the dining room with a great choice of buffet continental breakfast and also a full cooked Scottish breakfast cooked to order which was delicious and again all included in our room rate. We really enjoyed our stay and will definitely be back. Thank you to the manager and staff.

The worst hotel I have had the misfortune to stay in. The whole place needs gutting if it's to remain in business. No lift for the less mobile and stairs to the restaurant! Don't get me started on the 'Cleanliness ',it's a nightmare! I've stayed in cleaner and more welcoming hotels in some of the poorest countries, perhaps they value their guests and don't take them for granted.

After reading some horrendous reviews of The Loch Long Hotel, I thought it would be amusing to stay there for the one night. This is what happened........... I booked one night, arriving on Saturday 12th October. I paid £60.00GBP for room only, and I made a reservation for the Hotel Restaurant for 6.30pm. We looked at the Menu for The Restaurant Online, the Theme for The Restaurant was Italian, I was Looking forwards to a Carbonara. My Wife and I arrived in Arrochar a few Hours before check in, (Check In is at 3pm) We decided to have Lunch in Ben Arthur's Bothy, this was a Five Minute walk from The Loch Long Hotel. I had The Steak and Sausage Pie and My wife had the Burger and Fries. The food was delicious well cooked and presented, at a reasonable cost. After lunch, at Ben Arthur's Bothy, we thought we would go to the Hotel an see if they would check us in One and a Half Hours Early, walking up to the Hotel, on my right, I could see the Sauna and the Hot Tub. The Steam Room , looked like a decompression chamber, we were sent a message, when we booked the room, that the Hot Tub was out of order. No information regarding the Steam Room The reception area was clean and tidy, and I felt a little less nervous about stating the night. I went to the Reception, too see if I could check in early, The Receptionist, was not the most enthusiastic, receptionist that I have encountered, but she did check us in early. I noticed a small pool table in reception, so I decided to have a game of Pool then go to my room. Although, the Pool table was free, there was no chalk so, there really is no point in playing Pool, without chalk. as, my wife and I were playing Pool, a couple went over to Reception and was asking the Receptionist the same questions we were asking about the Steam Room, and was given a different answer to the one we were given. so, we just went to find our Room. I was in Room 108, no views of Loch Long as we were at the back of the Hotel, overlooking the staff accommodation. Room 108 is a small room, with a small Double bed, right next to the en suite toilet and shower, on the plus side there was a Bath over the Shower, but with the Bed Being so close to the Toilet, you could hear everything going on in there ! On the plus side. The room was clean, the en suite facilities were clean I was very pleased to discover Welcome biscuits and Tea and Coffee, in proper ceramic mugs. What let down Room 108 was the Bed was very uncomfortable, there was some sort of protector sheet under the Valance sheet but it was quilted so, it made for a "Lumpy" feeling when you were trying to sleep in it. My last complaint was the Pillows ! Cheap Hollow Fibre pillows, very uncomfortable ! Later that Evening My Wife and I decided, to go to the Bar for a drink, before we went to the Restaurant for our 6.30 Reservation. At 6.15 we made our way over the The Restaurant and it was closed, all the lights were off. so, I went to The Reception and asked a man in a