First time trying here heard they only took over a few months ago but OMG the food was AMAZING, OUT OF THIS WORLD so fresh and tasty, honestly THE best food weve had in a long time ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Now under new management. Turned up with our 3 well behaved Cavvies to be told strictly a 2 small dog or 1 large dog per table. Found a more welcoming venue for lunch.

Lovely spacious restaurant in Killin close to Falls of Dochart. Great menu Pizzas, Burgers, good selection of classic mains dishes. A monster Scottish breakfast served mornings only and the best morning rolls ever with sausage, bacon, egg black pudding with doublers and treblers available at a small extra cost. Staff were lovely, very friendly. We had delicious Hunters chicken today with bacon,cheese french fries, coleslaw and salad for £13.95. A grand, hearty portion. A thoroughly enjoyable experience.

Arrived at the Falls of Dochart well after 10am and was going for a coffee at the falls of dochart inn but found it all locked up and what a godsend that was because we had to find another coffee shop and what a wonderful one we found. The Capercaillie Restaurant and Bar is a fabulous establishment warm and cosy with a good well priced menu, frendly staff and a view of the river. So if you want a warm welcome and frendly, open when you want want it open not when the owners think they will open establishment head to the Capercaillie Restaurant and Bar

Friendly pub restaurant in Killin next to the River Dochart, which you can see from the restaurant. Dog friendly. An outside area above the river, which would be nice on a sunny day. More pub food oriented than coffee and cake. No cake when we visited, but nice coffee. Great location for visiting the rightly famous Falls of Dochart, which can be truly spectacular in speight and great any time of year. Friendly, unfussy service.

Went for food yesterday and it was disgusting, pulled pork looked like it was made weeks ago and left out, hunters chicken was watery and bbq sauce lumpy, chips were solid and the atmosphere was shocking with locals and staff slagging off a new buffet and pizza place the whole time then talking inappropriately about people from the village. Will not be back but will definitely be trying a buffet place and pizza place we didn't know about next time 🙂

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Previous reviews are for the old bar/restaurant. This is now a family run business with fantastic greek menu as well as pasta dishes and burgers. Definitely recommended for fresh food and good value.

Beautiful waterfall! The river was racing and it was raining when we were there, not allowing us to down to the rocks but we were still able to get great pictures and enjoy the town for a quick minute.

The Falls of Dochart are absolutely breathtaking and well worth a visit. Right in the heart of Killin, the falls are a powerful and beautiful sight, especially after rainfall when the water is rushing over the rocks with real force. It is one of those places that instantly makes you pause and take it all in. There are plenty of spots to stop and admire the view, whether from the bridge or the riverbank. The sound of the water, the dramatic scenery and the surrounding mountains all come together to create a really peaceful and atmospheric setting. There is a lovely charm to the village too, with small cafes and local shops nearby that make it easy to spend a bit more time exploring. It is a must see if you are travelling through the area or staying nearby. A stunning natural landmark that leaves a lasting impression.

It a nice but strong waterfall. The water flow is strong during rainy days. It’s on the side of the road when you approach the town of Killin. It is just before the single carriageway bridge. There is no designated parking. You can park on the side of the road where there are no double yellow lines. There is a space for 2-3 cars parking just before the bridge.

Lovely wee village. Proper tourist spot. Nice park for young kids. Typical village shops. Few places of historical interest. Public toilets available near the watermill. Plenty parking spaces. Beautiful river.

This is my favourite waterfall in Scotland it’s magnificent if you sit there and watch it with the water and everything you will be sitting for hours without getting tired of the views and the mood and the vibe I highly recommend it it’s amazing

Killin, A beautiful little village in Scotland with absolutely stunning waterfalls running through. Not to be missed if you're passing through, a refreshing pint from The Falls of Dochart inn too!

Great view. We could easily walk down to take some photos. Lovely area with a pub just next to it.

Not called Shutters anymore but now called „Kula Coffee Shop“. Classic touristic scam spot, try to avoid it. Service was not nice rather rude and didn’t care about us despite it was not full. The food is awful 🙈 See the attached image of a „Pastrami, Emental and Gerkins“ Sandwich served on the whitest never touched a heat toast I‘ve seen so far. Only god knows which kind of pieces this meat was on this „sandwich“ as well. Yeah likely not coming back again but the restaurant is quite calm.

This was one of the few places open on a Bank Holiday. We were after some hot food of proper main meal proportions. They said they did do hot food. This was also told to some German customers. By hot food it was more snack/small meal offerings of soup, panini & baked potato. Outside pergola with several picnic style benches plus an inside seating area. Orders came quickly. Baked potatoe was tepid. I’d requested the cheese on first so it would melt then the tuna mayo. The cheese didn’t even get warm never mind melt. He potato was extremely dry & had no butter. It came with a small side salad & a few crisps. Partner had small soup which was tomato & chorizo. Could barely get a hint of paprika and what little chorizo was in it must have been blended in. Again, would not describe this as hot. The panini was ok. Just okay. Asked for pastrami & cheese. Most places give pastrami strips but this seemed like a money saving ‘hack’ where it was a sprinkling of crumbled up bits for a garnish. A black coffee. A can of cola was £3.50!! We had been tempted by the array of good looking cakes by the till so got a slice of Biscoff cake to take away. Had it an hour later but like the potato, it was bone dry & again like the potato, more than half was binned. All of this came to £33 which even coming from a big tourist city, we felt was very expensive. The young waitresses were nice enough but I did hear them talking unfavourably about customers wanting hot food & not thinking a panini is that. The place was clean, allows dogs but I can’t recommend it for the price, quality or variety of food.

Now seems to trade as Kula, the cakes were very pleasant but the younger members of staff do not seem to understand the concept of table service, we both had coffee and a piece of cake and when paying bill was asked if everything was satisfactory, I did make the comment that a napkin would have been nice I was pointed to a stack of them next to the cutlery tray with the comment that they only brought a napkin when food was being served (guess Victoria sponge is not food). Finally given what sounded like a sarcastic "have a nice" as we left

This is a fantastic, family-friendly restaurant in Pitlochry. The food is delicious and the service is great too. Coffee and cake so good we went back the next day for breakfast. Has a stylish, traditional feel and reasonably priced. Girls are super friendly

Managed to order and get coffees, hot chocolate and soft drinks just before they shut at 4 on Saturday and they had no issue with us being outside at one of the tables for half an hour after 4 even though they shut up at 4. Drinks were good, reasonably priced and the staff were friendly and super helpful.

I've visited here a few times stopping off on a bike run for a coffee and a sandwich. This time there were four of us on two bikes. We managed to squeeze into some space in front of the premises which is always our preferred option. We all ordered sandwiches which come with a small side salad and some crisps. The sandwiches were good, but I'd have to be honest and say a little on the expensive side, your not paying supermarket meal deal prices here. Which is fair enough, we were sitting outside in glorious sunshine, watching the world go by. Had it been a typical Scottish summers day and we were looking for sustenance, this probably wouldn't have been getting top marks. A couple of other reviews have mentioned the service. I've been here a number of times and never had any issues with the girls serving. What I have seen is that they are really busy, they never stop, but they, as far as I'm concerned do a great job under pressure. Yea, it may take a couple of minutes, for them to get back to your table as their trying to sort out three other tables, but they get there. Relax and enjoy the time with your companions. That said, places which are less expensive, tend to be able to trade all year round, places like Kula need to make their money for the whole year in a smaller, and unpredictable time frame, so the option you are faced with is, do you pay what seems expensive prices and moan about it, or do you realise that, your visiting a lovely part of the world, helping a local business survive into the following year. I like to think I take the later view of it. Will I be back? Probably, and I'll look at it as a treat, not a mandatory stop.

Now called KULA Cafe. Stopped for lunch. Went inside and was informed by the counter assistant that it was table service only and to take a seat outside and they would come and take the order. Over the next 20 minutes three separate individuals with dogs came in and the waitress appeared and clapped the dog and took their order. This was repeated 3 times and still we sat there. The waitress even brought water to the first dog but just ignored us. During this time a table with 6 German tourists who were there before us got up and left as they had not had their order taken. We waited 20 minutes and I went in to the cafe and informed the same counter assistant we had been waiting 20 minutes for our order to be taken and she actually laughed at me and said sarcastically, oh sorry. Ridiculous non service. NEVER again.

5 star service! Called in for rain pants at a reasonable price. I was shown pairs at "reasonable" and "high quality" prices. Not pushed at all in my choice. Ended up buying a much needed pair off walking boots too for Mrs. Very carefully measured and advised in the process. Full marks and a pleasure to call in.

Bikes and kayaks, all the things you could need.. very well equipped, especially for a relatively remote place. Great staff!. Beautiful location to hire a bike. Old disused railway lines nearby to ride on, which lead to the loch edge. An amazing place!..

Fabulous place to hire kayaks from. Very friendly service everything provided. Don't forget your bum will get wet and if you want to go ashore wear footwear you don't mind getting wet. Loch Tay is beautiful and well worth a paddle round.

My recent visit to the Killin Outdoor Centre was a great experience. The staff were friendly, accommodating, and very helpful, offering great service even when busy. They have a really good selection of outdoor clothing and equipment for sale. What's more, the prices are very fair and competitive for a touristy area. It’s a fantastic place to get kitted out for and go on an adventure in the area. We rented a bike and kayaks for a family holiday while staying in a local lodge.

Everything you will need in one place. Very helpful and don't just sell you anything. the lady was great very helpful to my wife picking the right walking trousers

Went in in awful weather today asking for a pair of cheap and cheerful over trousers. What I got was value for money over trousers with lovely cheerful service. Oh boy, was I grateful for those trousers as I peddled on to Tyndrum. Thanks guys!

A must visit if in the area! We hired bikes for the day great bikes very reasonably priced and the customer service is outstanding 10/10

Beautiful ruin of a clan Campbell castle. Nice to walk around and soak up the atmosphere (romantic or haunted?). Private owners look after the place. History of the castle printed as you come to the castle.

A beautiful and secluded ruin of a castle. A brief bit of history is provided when you approach following signs warning you not to explore too far (it is a ruin after all!). It was a nice stop off on a road trip and the ruin made a great subject for some photography. Would recommend if you're passing by!

This is an old castle in ruins that if you want to visit, you do at your own risk. There is an informational sign with interesting historical facts about the castle and surrounding area. This is the final resting place for some people so respect should be given to the area. It's a beautiful castle.

A wonderful find, this castle is on private land and is a ruin, therfore entry is clearly marked, as at your own risk. You can read a good history of the castle from its origins in the 1400s.

I was lucky to bump onto the land owner and had a lovely chat about the history of the castle and the local community. The visit was very interesting experience.

Free castle, small but very atmospheric and steeped in history. Park by the graveyard (plenty of space) and it’s just across the road and through a small gap in the trees

Lovely bit of history and only a short walk from our campsite .

We had a lovely one night stay on the way up to the Highlands. We'd visited Killin before, but not stayed. We picked the Killin Hotel because of how dog friendly it is. We had a HUGE, comfortable room in the annex part, which was perfect for us. The dogs even got their own blankets, treats, and water bowl. Which I thought was a lovely touch. The only, very small, downside was the breakfast buffet/option. Some more veggie/vegan options and more fruit would be good. But, we would definitely stay again and I absolutely recommend the hotel as a very dog friendly place. Some superb walks straight from the door too. Oh and the staff were wonderful. So friendly, polite, and knowledgeable. They could not do enough for you. Lovely people 😁

Me and by partner stayed here for 3 nights and found our stay very pleasant. The food in the evening is delicious. There is a cold buffet for breakfast but only 3 hot breakfast dishes to choose from. So could do with more of a variety and it definitely wasn’t worth £15pp. We had our dog with us and did find the room quite small, but it was clean, tidy and had everything you needed. Although we did find the bed extremely uncomfortable, the lady at reception did give us an extra sheet to put on top of the mattress but it didn’t really make much difference. The staff are very attentive and helpful, they all work very hard and are polite and friendly. The hotel itself is in a remote and quiet location but this suited us. Lots of beautiful walks nearby which we took full advantage of. All in all we had a really great stay. Thank you Killin Hotel.

Great location next to the river. Lots of outdoor seating. The public rooms are welcoming and well fitted-out but the bedrooms are a bit tired. Dinner and breakfast were OK on quality but quite a limited menu. All the staff were welcoming and efficient.

This is for the restaurant. We went to another pub in town that said they served food till 9, but when we walked in at 8, they said they were done serving food. Our only option (seriously) was the Killin Hotel. We went right away, and I asked if dinner was still being served. The worker checked and said he could keep the kitchen open for us. They were incredibly nice to do that, and the food was absolutely fantastic. I'm from Chicago, which is a huge foodie city, and their paneer buttery curry was the best I've ever had. Their naan was fresh and fantastic. The restaurant was warm and inviting, and it was honestly my best meal in Scotland this trip. I highly recommend.

We were staying in Killin and stopped by on the off chance we’d be able to get a table for dinner. The service from the staff was outstanding from the minute we stepped through the door. We were advised there would be a little wait for food as it was really busy but it came quickly and it was probably one of the best meals out I’ve had. Reasonably priced, great location & the staff could not be more attentive - highly recommend!

Everything shuts around here by 9pm and it’s very remote - you should know that if you’re driving a fair way here through any bad weather. We ended up having cup noodles in our room. Service from the lady at check in was amazing, she could see our urgency for food and quickly got us checked in and directed us to the Co-op as that’s all was open. Room is very dated. Bed is comfortable. Bathroom is shocking, stick on floor tiles which have been wet with water (and who knows) that it’s peeled up around the toilet. Bathroom smelt strongly of urine. Room was high enough up that we weren’t affected by the bar but we were near a stair door which banged loudly every time someone came through. Walls are thin, we are young and on a budget, dragged the average down by 30 years which meant we literally were kept awake by boomers in the room next store ‘being intimate’. They also farted a lot and really loudly and had their tv turned up quite loud till very late. You can hear all neighbouring rooms use the bathroom too (shower and flush). So thankful it was just one night.

24 Aug 2025 Excellent location on the banks of the River Lochay and surround with Ben Lawers. Friendly staff and good service, nice room with comfortable bed and river view, I love the lift. My husband seen Brewer on the edge of River Lochay in the early morning. We have a nice meal in hotel restaurant, the food was very tasty. would definitively back again when we pass that area.

What amazing service and incredible food. Staff (Lynn and co) really went out of their way to accommodate 2 extremely tired and late cyclists . Great food, superb service - would certainly reccomend !

Very friendly, used to receiving cyclists. The room was clean and comfortable. The food was tasty and reasonable portions so that we could have three courses. Breakfast was tasty and filling.

This was our favorite place we stayed at and ate in Scotland on our honeymoon. The owners were very kind to us, service was great and it was very clean. My husband’s venison was to die for delicious, my fish incredibly flavorful as was the bread and salad. Everything they made—they knocked out of the park. The sticky toffee pudding was the best I have ever eaten. We had breakfast the next morning and I loved my pancakes. I cannot recommend this place enough. If we come back to Scotland we are definitely coming here. The location in the town is amazing and it’s a beautiful building.

Lovely food and exceptional service. By far one of the best places to eat in the area. Interesting menu with vegan and GF options

Wonderful place. We had a lovely evening with my family. The food was great and the guests were so kind and gentle. Thank you so much for everything!

Had an overnight stay. Fantastic service from Michael and his team. Food and service were off the chart. Room was very clean and comfortable. Highly recommended.

Oh wow ....the food was amazing 💯💯💯 The service was fantastic 👌 👏 🙌 We came for our sons 30th birthday 🎂 and they made everything perfect for us. Thankyou for a great night 💥💥💥💥

What a gorgeous place! Car park charge- £4 for 24hrs. No toilet facilities or rubbish bins. But the views are gorgeous. There are few walking trails that are relatively easy, some of them - moderate level as you need to continuously keep hiking up.

Awesome climb, well signposted and easy to follow, spectacular scenery, it was one of the best mountains for beautiful views. Plenty of parking at the beginning, £3 for all day.

Climb was great fun, lovely views until the top which was cold and foggy, but still good hike.

This place is magical. Make sure to bring some layers and a raincoat with you. Even when it’s nice by the lake (yes, it happens), it can get really cold up the mountain. Also put some waterproof spray on your shoes. I forgot to do it and regretted it soon enough. The parking is spacious so you don’t have to worry about it but I still recommend coming early in the morning. It is truly a special atmosphere there when you are alone.

Wonderful mountain, the 10th highest Munro in Scotland, usually climbed together with ( via ) another Munro Beinn Ghlas. The altitude is high, but also the start point which makes faster progress to reach the top in a short distance. There is mostly more snow compare to the other areas because of the altitude and you can spot a wildlife often. Nice, well sized car park £3 per staying, but maybe full in summer - holidays time as the mountain is popular and accessible - not far from Central Belt.

Decent walk through a nature trail after a £3 parking place then you have 2 routes up. One on the left which is shallow then a big climb or the right which takes you up a smaller munro first then a few false peaks to ben Lawers. Try and go on a nice day

Six hours to hike up this plus two munroes closeby. Low cloud meant the views weren't what they could have been but nevertheless breathtaking scenery and a fantastic day out.

Stayed here with friends for 3 days and 3 nights - as our first foray into this area of Scotland, I must say we will definitely be returning! ♡ The cabin was lovely and quiet with all the amenities - we did opt to go between bank holidays to avoid a busy period, and we barely saw any other holidaymakers (which was amazing xD) - close to some lovely areas such as the Falls of Dochart, and the atmospheric Finlarig Castle, and the woodlands walk behind the cabins was just... amazing, we loved seeing the old woods with the stream, it really made the trip for me :D the owners themselves seemed lovely and very helpful - I really do hope to come again a similar time next year ♡

This is truly the worst hospitality experience we've ever had in Scotland. After a stressful period of illness , we wanted to have a retreat in the country to rest and recover. Booked here (through airbnb) what was described as a cabin and has pictures of the view being rolling green hills. In reality this is not a cabin, it is a flimsy terraced chalet with a carpark as the view and neighbours on both sides. The walls are so thin you can hear every word, cough, and snore from next door. We could hear exactly what our neighbours on both sides were watching on television. This wasn't at all what we signed up for and on arriving and realising the extent of inaccuracies from the listing, messaged Glenda which she ignored. We waited til morning and called, her husband answered and I explained the issue, that we had anticipated somewhere peaceful and private. He was unable to offer a solution . I could hear Glenda shouting at him in the background sounding very agitated until she took the phone and unbelievably started shouting aggressively at me, blaming us for not "just speaking to the neighbours". We didn't want to speak to the neighbours about the noise because it's normal for anyone to watch TV and talk when they're on holiday. The issue is that the accommodation is so flimsy that it affords zero privacy. Her husband then came round and gave the neighbours a telling off about the noise, which made us feel terrible and so awkward. We decided at that point that we couldn't possibly stay there any longer. We spoke to the neighbours before we left and apologised for the situation and made sure they knew it wasn't their fault. I tried repeatedly to call Glenda and left a message asking her to call me back but she never got back in touch so had to do the cancellation through Airbnb. We stayed one night of three - yet paid the full £308 and only got £28 returned to us because Glenda refused to refund us. Airbnb tried their best to help us with this issue but because we didn't have a recording of the noise levels or the phonecall they couldn't do anything as everything must be evidenced. We were too upset and shocked at the time to think about recording anything. Aside from this, the "cabin" itself is shabby and has an overwhelming smell that is reminiscent of an old folks home. The tea mugs had dirty old mould on them and the carpets and sofas quite clearly have not had any deep clean in a long time and been used as animal beds. As long as you don't need privacy, peace or have particular hygiene standards, this place would be acceptable. If you dont have any issues, then I imagine the hosts will be pleasant. However unless something else was going on with them that day, they seem incapable of dealing with customer issues appropriately. I wish I'd looked at their reviews on other sites before giving them our money. Seems many people have had similar problems. Loch Tay is gorgeous and we would recommend the area. Update 1.6.23 Just noticed Glenda's comments in response to my review. Lol. I wanted to give her the benefit of the doubt but instead of being able to use critical feedback to her benefit, she's gone on the attack. Says all you need to know about her as a host. Thankfully this experience is just a distant bad memory now!!

Lovely spacious cabin with excellent facilities. Beautiful, peaceful location with fantastic grounds for dog walking. Owners were very friendly and welcoming. Thank you for a lovely stay! We will for sure come back.

Lovely little cabin. Dog friendly too!!! The dog track up the hill into woods was a good treat too. I'd definitely come back again!

Spent 2 nights in lodge with sauna only wish it was 3 lovely lodge with all mod cons, surrounding s are lovely as water fall outside lodge.

Brilliant place for a relaxing holiday Service with family run business is first clas Place is spotless and Glenda Ian and Michael are so helpful and friendly and they keep the grounds in great condition was third visit there and look forward to going back again

Just checked in here the owner was so nice and helpful cabin is lovely with it's own sauna and everything you would expect or need. Very happy so far . Would recommend a stay here.

Welcoming and friendly golf club, with a challenging 9 hole, par 66, well presented layout.

Beautiful setting for a golf course, quite challenging with lots of hills and hazards, including the famous wall. Warm welcome and good coffee and soup served. The clubhouse is in need of some upgrading but the scenery and very friendly hospitality make up for it.

Brilliant country course with fantastic views and a great layout. Great value and would definitely play again.

Had a lovely lunch with my husband and daughter. Owners were very friendly and the toasties were great. I really hope to see them on our return next year!

Loved this beautiful course. Small but mighty. As a fairly clueless non-golfer who tagged along for 9 holes, couldn't have enjoyed it more.

New owners are very accommodating and friendly. Me and a few friends had the Champions breakfast and coffees. Food was spot on, a very decent breakfast with haggis and black pudding.

Great wee gem in fantastic views and great course and Clubhouse and services all round.

Tried to visit however despite closing hours stated as 5pm we got there 4 30 and it was all closed. Our one chance during the 3 night break to visit😡

Only open Wednesday & Sunday it's important to catch this ' museum' open! There are information boards outside, however that mean even if you do arrive when it's closed you can still find out about this acient dwelling & bygone life style. There's a small car park nearby and a nice picnic table both accessible when the Longhouse is closed to the public. Beautiful area to just sit & watch nature at her finest.

Part of Scottish folk history

Great visit made alive by the talk given by the guides

Fantastic long house giving an insight into the hard life of tenant farmers over last 200 years. Only open Wednesday and Sunday 2-5 pm .well worth a visit

We visited the longhouse at the last day of the season and received the VIP treatment :o) The lovely guide told us a lot about the history of the house and how life must have been there in a very vivid way. If you are visiting the Killin area, it’s worth a visit.

When my wife and I first visited Killin in 1966 by tandem the last elderly residents of this beautifully maintained longhouse was still living a subsistence existence. No running water or electricity. Well worth a visit if you are in the area. Half a mile west of the village.

This is one of the best places we stayed on our trip and I'm so glad we chose this Dall Lodge. The general area is beautiful and there is a lot to do. This would be a great base for exploring. The house has major vintage charm and has been impeccably maintained. Unfortunately we received news of a family medical emergency back home just before we arrived and it threw us for a loop - we had to leave very early the next morning. Monica was so kind and packed us sandwiches and snacks since we had to miss breakfast. She included some local honey that I think is available in their gift shop along with several other local items. I hope to return sometime in the future under less stressful circumstances and spend more time in this area.

We’re so glad we chose Dall Lodge. It’s easily one of the best places we stayed. The surrounding area is stunning, with plenty to do, making it a perfect base for exploring. The house itself has so much vintage charm, and you can tell it’s been lovingly maintained. What really sets this place apart, though, is the hospitality. Monica has a natural warmth that makes you feel like a returning friend, even if it’s your first time. She gave us such a warm welcome, VERY helpful tips for enjoying the region and the atmosphere was immediately relaxing. And the breakfast? Hands down the best we had on the whole trip: homemade bread and jams, locally sourced meats, and everything beautifully presented. We only wish we could have stayed longer!

Monica and family (husband and pup) are all lovely and provide a level of service that feels tacky to be described as service, for we were greeted as if we were being treated by friends we had yet to meet. From the delicious breakfasts, the little shop equipped with plenty of locally made items, including hats knitted by Monica's own mother and photographs/postcards taken by her spectacularly talented husband, this place makes you feel as warm as their homemade porridge. Cannot recommend Dall Lodge Country House enough for those looking for a home away from home in a village that you want to call your own.

Phenomenal. Exactly what we were looking for - a friendly down to earth B and B with a local flavor. Monica and Roman exceeded those intentions. From a breakfast that rivaled what I recall in Austria and Germany many years ago, with Roman’s honey, local jams and meats, to an in depth guide to the incredible history in the area, to the beautifully furnished rooms that were spotless, we could not have been happier. Chatting with Monica and Roman was a pleasure and we also became friendly with our fellow guests. It was a sublime stay and we treasure the memories. I hope to return in order to explore the mountains nearby.

Cannot express in words how amazing this place is. Our host Monica or “Monica of the Glen” as we have renamed her is the most attentive, caring and marvellous hostess we’ve met. The room was beautiful appointed, bright, spotless, spacious and bedding made from the finest cotton. The breakfasts well, we didn’t have to eat for the rest of the day. Her homemade whipped natural yoghurt and Roman’s home baked breads were to die for. Top quality locally sourced breakfast items scrumptious! They couldn’t do enough for us, their knowledge of the area and literature in room made for easy navigation to local attractions of which there are many. Should we ever return we will definitely be staying here and recommending to our friends and family. Top notch 10 stars

Fantastic - this was by far the best BnB I stayed in while hiking the Rob Roy Way. The hosts really go above and beyond for their guests - I especially loved the big breakfast with tasty (and homemade) products, a lot of useful suggestions for the local area and hiking routes, and the carefully renovated house and rooms. Thanks to Monica for many great chats, too. This place is a real gem!

Monica and Roman were absolutely amazing hosts! Breakfast was wonderful. Monica was genuinely interested in our daily adventures and gave us great recommendations for hikes. She also went out of her way to accommodate my wheat and barley allergy and provided me with some great gluten-free goodies. I highly recommend staying at the Dall Lodge!

Getting there is a bit tricky, gmaps directs you to a road behind some houses where there goes a wooden staircase to a road that leads to a viaduct crossing. If you want to drive up closer use the road from the Fall of Dorcha side and there is a road that has big fat pillars on each side. It leads to an old mansion road lined by tall trees. On your right you will see a stone wall and some fencing. Technically there is a gate you can go through and quickly take photos. We ended up just taking photos from the wall.

Ignore the route Google maps tries to take you if driving. It won’t route you down the correct road. Use these coordinates: (56.4665967, -4.3117915) You can pull your car up on the side exactly here and then see the stones over the stone wall in front of you (look for the gate to the field and the stones are to the left). Again Maps wont direct you down this road but you can navigate yourself down it. You can enter this road from either end (from the village end or via the track). You’ll know you’re on the correct road as you’ll see large pillars either side of the entrance to the road with gargoyles on top.

Was very cool to be there but you have to step over a fence and not completely legal 😬🤔

Easy to find but access to the Field was tricky, couldn't open the gate as it was flooded.

Easy to get to from the village . Walk through the estate . Access to the field by gate not over the wall as others have done

Due to the fences everywhere, it's not clear but one can just hop over and go see it. The locals' sheep stare a bit weirdly, but the area is nice and it's a beautiful walk through the woods from the town.

It was a bit wet when we walked to see the stones but it was worth it.

Staying at the lodges and decided to go for dinner at the Boathouse. The staff were very friendly and personable, always there when you needed but never loitering. All were very friendly with our dog and happy to fuss her. The food was incredible - first, our dog got her chicken and rice (a great portion!) before our mains arrived. The roast beef was delicious, healthy portions and all the trimmings; the seafood linguine was also a solid portion but very light and tasty. Finished off with a sticky toffee pudding - light, nicely sweet and very moreish. Shoutouts to Sarah, Lee and the chef - perfect end to this leg of our trip.

Fantastic meal , Lee was our main server and was great told us the specials and I couldn’t say no to the T bone steak - 10/10 one of the best steaks I have ever had! We also were served by Liam who was brilliant - later on found out it was his first night as a waiter and I would never have guessed he’s a natural and very quick with anything you needed! Also had the Scallops to Start and they are So good! Great staff Great food and a nice relaxed atmosphere!

We were staying at the Cruachan caravan park next door and their restaurant was shut. We phoned the Boathouse to find out if they could fit us in, it was a resounding yes. When we got there a table had been held for us - which was amazing initial service - and I cannot fault the reception our pupper received. Instead of dogs being tolerated at the Boathouse they are embraced with open arms! When we were seated our drinks orders were taken and a bowl of water for pupper arrived as well as a handful of treats. We also saw there was a dog dinner menu! For £4 our dog received chicken breasts with rice and peas just after we had been served our delicious food. I have a serious gluten intolerance and so I ordered the GF fish and chips. It was perfectly cooked and not a bone to be had. My partner had the house burger and it was gorgeous. Portion sizes were excellent value for money. In addition, the hospitality were received from staff was lovely and they were attentive throughout the evening. Cannot rate the Boathouse enough! Please give them your custom and your dogs a nutritious dinner treat!

What a great spot. We are here 3 nights in a row and everything on the menu was great. What a treat to have such a fabulous spot right where we were staying. It became our ‘regular’ very quickly. Staff were super friendly. I would highly recommend the place. We look forward to coming back. Thank you.

Stunning Sunday lunch! Everything was delicious, and I mean everything. Perfectly seasoned, and what an amazing location. Absolutely beautiful on the edge of the Loch.

Lee and Sarah were amazing, friendly staff. The food was well-priced and delicious. The scenery was amazing – a great spot for a dining experience. I would highly recommend this place; We will be back. Thanks to Lee for the banter and advice, for Steven, which makes the dining experience far more enjoyable.

We ate here twice during our 4 night stay at Loch Tay lodges. We were made to feel welcome and so were our two dogs. Dog biscuits and water were provided. The food was amazing! Fresh and tasty! Cael and his staff were extremely friendly and gave great recommendations. Will definitely return here if in area. Would definitely recommend.