Ardanaiseig Hotel

A truly wonderful place to be ...it is undoubtedly the best hotel we have stayed in in many years. The staff are outstanding ...warm and welcoming with nothing too much trouble. The hotel itself is beautiful and its setting is stunning. it is quite magical and peaceful in equal measure and was just what we needed to recuperate from a fairly tough year. I hope we will be able to visit for many years to come.

Another blissful stay at this wonderful place on the shores of Loch Awe. Warm and friendly staff, big comfortable rooms with awesome views and food to die for. Chef Mike really knows how to showcase the best Scottish produce. Already booked our return visit

I loved the faded glamour of this lovely hotel. The location by the Loch is beautiful and it is very tranquil. The staff are friendly and helpful and the food was excellent. It is a great get away from it all hotel. I would love to re visit sometime. The hotel cat Katz is a nice addition to the welcoming feel. Thank you for making us feel so comfortable.

Filthy dirty rooms…mold in bathroom, walls stained with lord knows what, furniture chewed on…literally. Pretty when you drive up and the common areas are nice enough…but the rooms beyond awful. This is a one or two star hotel. Glad we only stayed one night. I was also told they are closing in December. Don’t waste your money.

This has got to be my favourite place to stay, the hotel is just a stunning piece of history and relaxation. From the moment you arrive to the moment you leave, you’re treated to the unique experience of this charming place. The staff are warm and friendly and comfortable to be around, they treat you like old friends returning for a visit. The rooms are stunning pieces of individuality and the surrounding grounds are simply heaven to walk around. The food is out of this world. Everything has been catered for. I’m so sad that this hotel is closing, we’ve had several stays here and would have loved to continue going there for a few days of relaxation. 5 stars isn’t enough!

Just enjoyed two very relaxing comfortable nights in this quirky, low key hotel.the most well equipped it is not, but we so enjoyed the very special atmosphere here. Arriving after the driving up the three mile drive is very special, the loch side setting with views of the snow topped Ben Lui set the scene. The public rooms are comfortable and relaxed despite the antiques and faded grandeur. We particularly enjoyed the art work and recognised Mick and Bianca jagger, David Bowie , Ringo and George Harrison amongst the nymphs and Victorian gentlemen, great fun! The staff were very friendly and helpful, we felt looked after despite being left pretty much to our own devices. Best haggis I have ever tasted but they really need to upgrade the very underwhelming sosauge served for breakfast. My only gripe, I would have loved an open fire in the public areas, It was cosy but as it was October, this would have been a cosy sight. We thoroughly enjoyed borrowing the wellies in reception and wandering about the grounds, despite the rain Hotel cat was also a bonus! Complete silence at night so we slept really well Hope to be back one day