Taychreggan, Signature Collection by Eight Continents

Fantastic Pet Friendly Hotel .Position on the loch was stunning. Food was traditional Scottish and very tasty. Chef made a mean cockaleeki pie!!. Michelle and her team go the extra mile to make sure your stay is unforgettable. Sandy is a fabulous and very passionate host a real asset to the hotel. If there ever came a time for the hotel to organise a night with live scottish music or a Ceilidh we will definitely be there. Hope to be back soon.

Beautiful location even in winter, hotel is cosy but needs a significant injection of cash to carry out repairs and replace tired worn out sofas, general shabbiness throughout and definitely not luxury. Our room was very comfortable as was the large en-suite bathroom but floor tiles were loose and wobbled when you walked on them. The hotel was thankfully warm and there was plenty of hot water, the shower was also very good. Breakfast tray was sufficient with lovely homemade shortbread. Staff are the biggest asset, friendly whilst professional . The biggest disappointment was the food, even with a very limited menu (which was overpriced ) the meals were poor, ridiculously small portions and on two occasions undercooked and lacked taste. Cheapest white wine was £11 for a 250ml , £13 for red both were mediocre. Breakfast options were good but again under or over cooked. The isolation of the hotel especially in winter leaves residents with little option but to eat/drink in the hotel. We have visited Taycreggan on three previous occasions but won’t visit again as the hotel is now tired but more importantly the restaurant meals are poor. On average a three night stay with breakfast and evening meal cost in excess of £600, not a fortune if food is tasty and sufficient but in reality it is neither. Quite disappointed overall.

First night here,definitely a fantastic place so far. Scenic views of loch awe, staff friendly and inviting. Sandy welcomed us in, a fantastic host and asset at the hotel. Plenty space for guests to spread out, with separate seating areas to relax and have a drink or mingle with other guest. Dog friendly and much is great, dog treats, blankets etc. Billiards table and boards games available. Haven’t eaten yet but I’m thinking food will be amazing with locally fresh sourced ingredients. Definitely coming back in the summer season. As they do close for winter from December to mid February. Will not be disappointed so give it try ASAP.