Rab Ha's  

Too cold

Well where do I start......for a hotel that was supposed to be boutique it was very disappointing. The room was small and cramped and there was a terrible draft coming through the closed window...even when the blind was drawn. For a hotel that boasts "the best of traditional scottish food" we came downstairs to the traditional scottish bar to find that breakfast was CONTINENTAL...what a let down......the only things that were warm on a traditional scottish winters morning was the toast and the coffee (almost) Would definitely give it a miss for that price .

Staff were friendly.Very quiet at night considering it was above a pub

Continental breakfast was basic and served around a bar in the pub.Disappointing considering the expensive price

Didn't expect much from rooms above a bar, but our room was huge. Fixtures and furnishings were designer. Most modern we saw in 16 day tour of Scotland. Hotel doesn't really have staff, the staff works in the bar downstairs. They were excellent. Couldn't have been more friendly and helpful. Bar is fun, and if you have a drink in the bar you only have to make it up the stairs. Food was okay.

Some noise at night around closing

Without a doubt the staff. They really couldn't do enough to help and were friendly.without being familiar the food was good too. This is a slightly off beat hotel in that it was like a really comfortable country pub with rooms in the heart of a city, loved it but those expecting formulaic room service and facilities would not get what they expect. All in all however a good solo experience that I will be repeating with my wife.

ON the down side one or two minor things that are worth mentioning. My room faced onto a busy street with occupied rooms across the way. There were no nets at the windows so unless you wound down the blinds and went to artificial light - not as lot of privacy. No double glazing therefore in it's location could be noisy especially at the weekends and linked to that I discovered a Pifco infra red heater in the wardrobe which suggested that there were times when the heating did not cope. .One word of warning however if you have any mobility issues this is not the hotel for you as the rooms are only accessed, as far as I could see by one fairly steep flight of stairs. However non of the above would stop me, personally, from re-booking.

It was a casual down to earth pub place to stay. The location was great to walk the city, the staff friendly and helpful when asked how to find something. The rooms were small, as usual, but well kept and very comfortable. It's not fancy but a great place to lay your head at the end of the day. The pub below is a lovely relaxing place to sit and chat with the staff and locals.

The manager was exceptionally friendly and made a formidable cup of coffee. Also the ensuite was quite nice.

The room was very small, the bed uncomfortable and worst of all the window did not insulate the room from cold or noise. We spent the first night mostly awake due to the chilly breeze and the noises of everything from late party goers to early seagulls. I suppose the posterior rooms are more comfortable.

Almost Perfect...

Interior Room - window to a wall. . . and a very, very bad breakfast (incredible, cause de food is very good at the bar, and in all restaurants that we've been)

friendly staff and good location

dark and dingy.No parking available except at nearby NCP which cost 15 pounds for the night - making the stay quite expensive and which could probably have bought a more luxurious hotel with parking included.

nice room with very helpfull & friendly staff at all times.

La ubicación es buena y el pub tiene un ambiente agradable.

Podrían mejorar el desayuno y la limpieza de las habitaciones.

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