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"Good stay overall—clean room, friendly staff, and decent breakfast."

"The Stonefield Castle hotel has a peaceful, charming & relaxing feel. We have stayed many times. It's set in a beautiful location with fabulous views to loch Fyne & surrounded by mature gardens with lots of period charm. The staff are friendly, welcoming & attentive. The rooms are clean, tastefully decorated to mirror the hotel's family history & era. The breakfast is excellent made with top local quality produce. The bar is well stocked with a great choice for all tastes especially whiskies. There are bars & restaurants in the town only a short drive away wirh an efficient local taxi service. The town has a warm friendly feel with lots to explore. Love the drive to Tarbert and our stay at the hotel. You will not be disappointed. "

"Parking was fine as we got there before car park filled up. There are no shops nearby. Our room had only a drip of cold water coming out the tap. The bed was sagging and the kettle was rusty inside. Apart from that it was warm and clean. "

"Room had an amazing view, however the property is showing its age and reduced maintenance"

"Had a pleasant stay. Room was a bit tired bathroom door needed repainting. Food was lovely but took a long time to come. Leisure area was good but had missing tiles around the hydrotherapy pool"

"No issues at all and really good value. Really good food in restaurant and lovely breakfast."

"WIFI unrerliable"

"Breakfast area was clean Breakfast very good "

"We had a great stay. Lovely place, amazing grounds, A1 service. A little confusing at first because there is a resort side and house hotel side. But staff was great explaining and getting us a person to help with our bags. Had dinner at the Cruize restaurant absolutely delicious and fresh food. Rooms excellent, lovely clean and bed was amazing comfortable. We really loved our stay. One recommendation is that the glass door in the shower is too short and there is no way the floor outside the shower doesn’t get wet. "