Creag Mhor Lodge

Superb “drawing room” / bar reception room. Inspired flight of whiskey recommended by one of the owners. Peaty.

Could only book what seemed a small double bed. For Americans this is only slightly wider than a full. V small for 2 adults. Ceiling fan would be great for warm weather. No hotels in Scotland had any installed which seemed a missed opportunity to provide cooling.

It met our basic needs - a safe place to stay, quiet, 2 twin beds, parking, hot showers.

It was fine. A place to come back to and sleep. The location was not optimal. Busy road and walking to a town was not possible. The scrambled eggs were microwaved and lodge was fairly rigid about deviating from the precise items on the menu. For example you could get a full Scottish breakfast and not eat and thus, waste some of the food you didn’t want but you couldn’t get porridge and ask for some bacon, which would have been part of a much larger breakfast that you could get. It just didn’t make sense. But beds were comfortable. It was quiet. It met our needs.

Beautiful hotel and lovely friendly staff

Certainly spectacular location next to the Glencoe Highlands and also a beautiful building. One super nice and friendly lady at breakfast.

Definitely not a hotel as you’re used to. More like a youth hostel, where you have to hand in the key every time you leave, where the front door gets locked during day time (until 4pm) and you have to call them by phone to ask, whether they could please let you in again, where they ask both evenings, where we were going to dinner (??), where the cheapest room (still 160$ per night without breakfast) is so tiny that it does neither have space a wardrobe nor for 2 open suitcases (1 must lay on the floor). A very controlling lady at the entrance basically. The vibes were just not at all a 4star hotel like in other regions of Scotland. I guess they just can do this due to their location, asmost tourists only visit once …