Loch Fyne Hotel & Spa

Lovely hotel and spa, good offers in early January lead us back again to enjoy the spa which was wonderful. Treatments (facial for, massage for me) both excellent. Warm indoor pool with fine view across the loch to mountains beyond. Nice sauna and steam rooms. Restaurants was excellent scallops are a signature dish of the chef and a must! Halibut and chicken also excellent. Friendly attentive service from the staff throughout. Breakfast fell short of the standard set (overcooked eggs and sausage) and the room was dated but small details that didn’t detract from an otherwise pleasant experience.

We are just back from a fabulous night away at Loch Fyne. ||No complaints at all, the room was great with lovely add ons such as tunnocks tea cakes and caramel wafers. It was spotlessly clean. Great food in the restaurant, dinner and breakfast were delicious. Helpful and friendly staff. Our favourite was the spa, we paid £25 extra for exclusive use of the outdoor thermal spa for an hour. Highly recommend - 2 hot tubs, a drench shower and a little sauna over looking the loch. Would love to come again!

This was such a a lovely hotel, we were really pleasantly surprised. The rooms were very clean with big cozy beds, the bar was well stocked and they had some lovely fires going keeping us cozy. Close walking distance to Inveraray. Worth paying the extra £20 for outdoor hot tub too.

A wonderful stay with my parents and 10 month old daughter. Clean and lovely rooms. Great pool. Good food. Most of all, friendly and welcoming staff. Special shout out to Lucy and Olivia at the restaurant who were so accommodating and kind with my little girl.

If you’re looking for a place to unwind, de-stress, and question whether you actually need to return to normal life at all, Loch Fyne Hotel & Spa is the spot.||||First, the Spa facilities are very good. The jacuzzi view is so stunning it should come with a warning like: “May cause sudden belief that you are, in fact, royalty.” I sat there bubbling away, staring out at the loch, wondering if this is how seals feel—completely relaxed and absolutely unbothered. The swimming pool was a delight, nice way to cool off, the salt room felt like stepping into the world’s fanciest dehydrator, and the steam room was basically a warm hug for my soul.||||The room? Extremely comfy. Shower was brilliant, nice waterfall shower and the room was very clean, had robes at the ready for the spa day! And the wee add-ons like the Tunnock’s logs? Outstanding. They should really warn you they’re in there, because finding a surprise Tunnock’s is an emotional experience. One minute you’re opening a drawer, the next you’re clutching a caramel wafer like you’ve discovered buried treasure.||||Special shoutout to the manager, who was genuinely lovely and went out of their way to be helpful, as did all the staff; they were all happy and chatting away to you, whether that’s at the bar. Anyway, we had an issue with our voucher we had but the manager was quick to make sure we got our stay! Absolute ||||All in all, highly recommend. Come for the spa, stay for the comfort, somewhere in between I became deeply attached to a jacuzzi I now miss more than some relatives, left me wondering how quickly you can book your next visit.

This was an amazing overnight stay. The pool and hot tub in the middle of December were perfect! We also spent sometime in the bar and the restaurant, had the best Old Fashioned on the trip by far. Made the night in Inverary perfect.

Overall this stay was ‘ok’ however we felt we paid a lot for what it was. The spa was not very clean, dirty towels from the day everywhere, the floor and toilet area was also pretty dirty. The room itself was basic with a view of the car park. Shower didn’t get hot, however bed was comfortable and it was warm. Food in the restaurant was really good - highly recommend for dinner and drinks. However paying £300+ for a night seems a lot for what it is.

We've stayed in Inveraray many times over the years but this was our first stay at the spa. Absolutely lived upto expectations, the rooms are cosy, the breakfasts and meals are great, extremely accommodating to dogs and the spa top class. But by far the best part for us was each and every staff member we came across. They're all a credit to the company. For us its the small things that matter. They all give the impression they actually care you have a nice stay with them. Nothing is a hassle, theyre kind, funny and can't do enough to help you. We love coming to visit the town and after this stay, we would always look to book here first.

This review is for a stay for two nights in mid-July 2018. We stayed in a standard double room. The look of the hotel room is quite dated with lots of potential for updating. The hotel room also had an "old" smell. One thing to note was that it was unusually warm during our stay in Scotland. The rooms did not have an AC unit (or one that we could find). We also learned that the AC would not be turned on, but we do not know why. So, it was quite uncomfortable to sleep and hang out in the room. The bar/lounge, dining areas, and the stairwells, however, seemed to have AC. So, we tried not to be in our room unless for sleeping. We did not use the spa. We used the pool located indoors. It was larger than we expected and clean. The indoor hot tub beside the pool was working and soothing but the outside hot tub ("Canadian" hot tub) was not working. We did not need to be outside anyway since the pool and indoor hot tub was not crowded. We had dinner and breakfast for the two days and nights we stayed. Both meals were filling with adequate portions. The formal dining was fine and quiet but it was more relaxing to order and eat in the bar/lounge area with the couches and chairs. Meal service was excellent. As for the bar service, they were very accommodating with requests, even accompanying me and personally bringing bottled water and glasses to my room. I was surprised, though, that the bartenders did not know how to make a cocktail on their list. I appreciated that they informed me and were transparent rather than hide the fact and pretend to know. Once they looked up the recipe, the execution was excellent, and I readily and confidently enjoyed another cocktail. The remainder of the hotel seemed very clean. Wifi is available throughout the hotel. The feel of the hotel is an older ambience but the hotel guests varied from mature groups, families with school-aged children and teens, and young couples. The employees are very helpful and courteous, and seem to have an excellent work ethic. Location is great. Slightly removed from the town, but it is a very nice 5-10 minute walk to town.

It was towards the end of August my partner & l randomly chose three places in Scotland that always said that we would go back to and this was one of them. We stayed here for the two nights on our tour and where not expecting much but really we where pleasantly surprised with the rooms that we where given as they where really nice, with the best views ever. Facilities The hotel had everything that you could ever want and more, jacuzzi, steam room and a hot tub sadly we didn't use any of them. Quite a few attractions nearby with plenty of shops & cafes. Food The hotel does have food on offer but we chose to dine out. I did see that the food that was served to other guests looked great & soup was served in a cup. But be aware that you may leave hungry with the portion size. Bar Looked rather like a nursing home with all the armchairs, beware also of the tartan overkill, chairs & carpets overall a good place.