Village Inn

As it was raining quite a deal, there was no internal access to the main building. Just a little thing.

The rooms beware on the lower floor have quite the fausty smell, and appear to have a bit of a damp problem, but we were kindly moved to another room. The rooms are also pretty basic & tired & in need of a little renovation I feel. The rooms were cleaned though & it was nice to have waters provided, so thank you.
The breakfast was palatable also, albeit a little greasy. Unfortunately my partners avocado on toast was basically inedible! Tinned avocado/guacamole & a really runny watery egg just to add to it. Sorry, but not great & should be a hard one to mess up!

The breakfast was very good - a great variety of things on offer and everything was well cooked. However, sadly the evening meals could have been a bit better. There was nothing wrong with them as such, and it's hard to pinpoint but they just didn't seem to hit the 'excellent' mark.

The breakfast was average.

Going through the main dining room to get to your room for the night and the smell through the door up the stairs was not pleasant. TV had no instructions so we had to go and ask. Not that TV is a priority whilst on holiday for us but there are times it is nice to pour yourself a cup of tea and relax watching TV before you go down for your meal. We learnt once on and working that you only had 4 channels available. Not a deal breaker but poor in this day and age and certainly after we had stayed in another 8 B&Bs before this one on our NC500 holiday. Whilst the bathroom was adequate I didn't, at the price we were paying, expect to see hardboard as a side bath panel with the sticky label still in situ!. Now comes our evening meal. Sorry but for a fish pie at £21.50 it was an overpriced pot of mash where I couldn't decide what I was eating ?Salmon or some other fish, which by the way was dry. Vegetables were that Al Dente that our forks could hardly go through the carrots. I don't mind veg on the raw side but I'd say the chef had showed the veg the pan he was going to cook them in then plonked them on our plates. As I say compared to some fabulous places we had stayed in on our trip the food quality was the poorest we'd had en route. I rarely in all our years of holidays we've had, give negative results but sadly I feel I must do so here. You're paying for where it is. Honestly I'd say give Loch Lomond a miss if you can travel a little further and find somewhere else. How this place gets a 5 * review on Trip Advisor is beyond us and personally I think something 'fishy' is going on there between the few odd B&Bs close by.

Preis Leistung teuer für die Lage und das Familienzimmer

Tired facilities. Specifically, one rotting window and another that after opening it could not close or.

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