Cameron House on Loch Lomond  

Comfortable rooms. Location. The Boat House food and staff were excellent had the best mackerall we have ever tasted. The staff on reception were very helpfull as were the staff in the spa/pool also cleaning staff were very helpfull and pleasant.

catering for breakfast. We were not allowed to choose our own table we were told were to sit..While the scottish cooked breakfast was excellent the same could not be said of the servcice and cold food. Cameron House appears to cater more for weddings and conferances than the individual guests. Sliced fruit; example melon once this was gone no more was put out even on request when there was still an hour to go before breakfast ended. No prunes were put out on any of the four mornings of our stay even though they were on the menu and we requested them. White toast was placed on the breakfast table without us requesting it; we only eat brown bread; we were not given a choice.. The coffee was served in a tea pot; my wife is not a tea drinker; we were told they did not have have enough plungers for coffee for all the requests. Our drinks white wine and whisky with ice were left on the Great Scotts Bar for half an hour until we went over and collected them ourselves the ice had melted and the wine was warm; the wine was measured short and was not 250ml even thought we were charged for for a large. There were three other people in the Scotts bar the staff were not busy however that had had a wedding party in earlier. We never wnet in again for a drink during the rest of our stay. Our family stayedd at Cameron last February and recommended the service and breakfast; has there been cut backs since then? Do they make more monty on weddings and conferances than individual guests?

Very tranquil and relaxing. Particularly liked the Boathouse bar and restaurant.

Dirty seats in the restaurants. Although staff did clean the tables they swept the crumbs on to the seats. At every restaurant and bar we found the same problem.

The location was fantastic the staff were very friendly and I would reccomend a stay here. It was however at a premium price!

We booked The Boat House restuarant for our 24th wedding anniversary dinner. Service was slow and we were very dissapointed that despite the wine list offering a number of different champagnes, only one was available and even this was not chilled! After asking for a couple of minutes to review a different choice we were dissapointed that the waitress never returned. We had to ask for cutlery & serviettes and eventually had to ask a passing member of staff for wine. Not wanting to upset what was a special evening for us we chose not to complain, but feel that for an extremely high end hotel this restuarant failed to meet the standard expected.

Breakfast. Amazing pastries!!!

Lovely rooms, bar, great pool area and gym. Beautiful setting and views. Some information on the website is a bit misleading as the Spa is actually a car trip from the hotel and the rooftop infinity pool is part of the spa, not the hotel though the pool at the hotel is lovely. Meals at The Grill are very expensive with limited options and you pay extra for any potatoes or veg on top of this! The cheapest wine in The Boathouse and The Grill at £27 seemed a very overpriced Shiraz/Grenache. I would reccommend B&B as good value for money.

As soon as we arrived we were made to feel welcome- our luggage was taken to our room and our car parked very efficiently. Our room was extremely well appointed and comfortable with a lovely view over Loch Lomond. The service from bar and restaurant staff was relaxed friendly and unobtrusive. Lovedthe wet room in our en-suite and Martin Wishaart's restuarant was devine.

The hotel staff could not have been more helpfull, nothing was too much effort. You need not have moved from the hotel during your stay, there was enough to keep you occupied for at least a week. Infact your money would probably have run out before your energy. A fantastic place to visit if you have little time and lots of money. In fairness to the Hotel they deserve there five stars it was excellent, especially the Martin Wishart restaurant which we dined in on our first night. I look forward to returning.

We experienced a fantastic 3 days at Cameron House. The location is beautiful. I requested on my booking that if possible could we have a room with a view as it was a suprise for my husbands birthday,we were allocated a room with the best view in the hotel overlooking the Loch. There was a hand written card from the manager wishing a Happy Birthday and a pleasant stay,this was a really nice touch. The rooms are luxurious and extremely comfortable,all areas of the hotel are beautifully decorated and immaculately clean. The staff in the restaurants and reception areas were very helpful.We would definately go again.

This was a last minute reduced rate deal and our room was down a spiral staircase so I felt a bit disappointed at first but no need as the room was really nice with a beautiful view of the loch. All staff were extremely efficient and friendly, particularly Gabrielle who welcomed us on arrival.

W e had a meal at the Grill on our second night and although my husband and myself enjoyed our meals we both felt there wasn't a great deal of choice on the menu and the meals were overpriced ( not value for money) We had considered having a meal in our room and to be honest I preferred the choice on the room service menu.

A very enjoyable stay. Room was comfortable and clean with good quality fixtures and fittings. Iron and ironing board /good quality hair drier / fridge were provided. Summer deal price gave us a room with no real view which was the only real negative. Well placed for days out and road conections. Easily able to use the free broadband in our room to book a further 2 night stay at Cameron House as London had riots and we needed to book additional accommodation. Had a really enjoyable stay and would definately book again.

Not a real complaint but more of an observation. No lid covering the loo seat. Would not choose a wet room style shower as choice as the whole bathroom floor becomes flooded when taking a shower.

Great location, Hotel very clean - facilities are good. The spa is additional charge. Food Great, breakfast very substantial

Service was disappointing, we waited over 45 minutes to be seated at the boat house - we were never seated. Went back to main hotel complained and they placed us else where for eating with complimentary bottle of wine but we were eating 1.5 hours after we planned to eat. In general the service in all the places was extremly slow even if you ordered a drink however the staff themselves were really nice when you did finally get served

Beautiful situation, luxurious hotel

Although our room rate on this occassion was good for a 5* hotel ,hence why we booked, the price of food and beverage in the bars and restaurants was ridiculous. It cost me over £4 just for a cup of coffee and I had to wait a long time to get it as I had to ask to be served as they hadnt noticed me arrive.

I found Cameron House to be a reasonable hotel. The location is awesome. Stunning views. However the hotel I can only describe as being ok. It didn't have the wow factor I was expecting having looked at the hotel's own website or on reading independent reviews. Have stayed in better hotels for the same cost.

Nothing particularly negative.

The last time I stayed at this hotel was 10 years ago. It was a struck off my list due to a very poor standard of room and service. This time however I have to say it has been firmly added to my list, in fact it is now above the likes of Gleneagles! most enjoyable was Martin Wisharts & Spa.

Lack of seating outside in the gardens. I know Scotland is not known for good weather but when you do get the glorious weekend as we had, it would be nice to enjoy a drink or bite to eat outside. Very minor point!!