Lomond Park Hotel

What a sad state of affairs. Walking into my room felt like I’d just arrived at the final level of despair. It’s honestly impressive how aggressively depressing the place was. The sight of the bed, with its pathetic flat cushions and sunken mattress, made me question whether I’d committed some unspeakable crime and had suddenly snapped out of a denial induced psychosis to realise I’d been thrown into a prison cell for the rest of my days. The TV didn’t work and the supposed wifi wouldn’t connect. I’m pretty annoyed that hotels.com would allow them to list this place on their site as the pictures are extremely misleading, unless they were taken sometime in the mid-90s before the owners completely gave up on caring about their business. Just to add, I took the hit on what I paid (£80) and booked in the hotel across the road. That’s how bad it is. Shame on hotels.com for allowing memebrds of their platform to pay £80 a night to stay here!!

Was nothing like the photos - unclean and run down

Hotel is very run down, we waited at the reception for a bit before being seen to! Hallway and stairs are in need of a good clean and paint! Very run down. Room was freezing, no heating on. Damp on windows and ceiling and that was supposed to be a refurbished room! Needless to say we didn’t stay and left straight away! Out of pocket. Light fitting in hall hanging down from ceiling (dangerous). Hallway hadn’t even been hoovered. STAY CLEAR OF THIS HOTEL!!!

Restaurant and bar was closed. Stairs was very scruffy and room door was sticking, it was actually the hinges that were coming loose. The room itself was reasonable and bathroom looked to have been just refurbished. The one member of staff that was there was helpful and I did report the door to him.

Room and staff were good. Was required to pay a damages deposit on check in which seemed unusual and was not expected. Only issue was the loud noise from the disco downstairs (only on Friday and Saturday nights until 1am) which there was no prior warning about.