The Glencoe Inn

Lovely inn and such a great place.

Perpetually understaffed. Seems to be an ongoing issue based on other reviews. One staff member running the restaurant and reception so you have to hunt them down to check in and then hope you can get a table. And then it's an extremely long wait to get any service. During my stay I witnessed other customers clearing tables to help the rushed and visibly stressed member of staff

The staff was wonderful and rooms were clean. They had a great outdoor space and beautiful indoor sitting areas. The food was delicious

Advertised as a five star and no way was it. The whole place looked tired and worn. No lift and no lighting in the car park or the paths too and from. Staff overall were friendly but quite blunt when asked if we could check in early. Did sort an issue for us quickly but the alternative room had a strange smell. Also decor everywhere as dark and layout odd so had to go through a series of doors to find the resatuarant. Location was good but room position didn’t make the best of the views. All we could see was a flat rood, satellite dish and the back of the building which had a fish and chips restaurant. On the plus side the inroom teas and snacks were good. No lightjng in area where the kettle and wardrobe area were which was odd

The staff were welcoming and the service was great. The room was charming and spacious with a soaker tub and complimentary robes, coffee and tea. The lobby area lounge was beautiful.