After a long walk through the hills, we entered the town and happened to find this place. We…read moreentered into the pub not realizing there was also a restaurant. It was a mere minutes before 2pm and we were starving and luckily the very friendly bartender told us that we had like five minutes to order food before the kitchen closed. We ended up with burgers and they were okay. Tasted good but not remarkable. We inquired about the dinner menu to see if it were the same as in the pub section. A very nice woman told us the menu was different but that they were already booked up in the dining area but she could reserve us a table in the pub. Realizing there were not a lot of choices in town we took it. Generally we liked our dishes for dinner but I would describe it again as good but not remarkable. That aside, the staff were all very friendly and I loved the pub's atmosphere.

The location itself is nice, the service friendly and quick…read more Wine by the glass were fine, the food (especially my MacChees with Fries????) is not Pasta as I know and like.

Excellent food and service. Nice atmosphere and friendly staff. Several people in our group ordered…read morethe fish and chips and many thought it was the best they had eaten In Scotland

What an amazing little place to stay. The view from the restaurant and our room was beautiful. The…read morefood and service were some of the best we experienced in Scotland. Sunset views from our room. Several times we were able to watch sea otters playing in the bay. Walk across the street and you will find an abundance of blackberries growing. We picked some every evening to enjoy a little snack for our sunset walks. The Glue Pot (the hotel bar) was a very cozy little place with friendly staff and locals.

A great spot to stop while driving the scenic A82. Seating…read morewas plentiful during lunch for our group of 6. Our server/ bartender was helpful with gluten free/dairy free recommendations from the kitchen for one person in our group. I had the cheese and pickle sandwich. It wasn't exactly what I thought it would be but was still tasty. The pickles were more like a relish.

Nice place to stop for lunch after we visited Glencoe and on the loop back to Oban. Lots of people…read morewho were participating in West Highland way also were here. The food is delicious and the view from the restaurant is the best.

Gorgeous newly renovated hotel situated in an old Coaching Inn nestled in the town for Luss…read more Each room is unique and well appointed. We stayed in a twin room with two beds. THe bathroom is modern yet styled to look older. Rainfall shower plus a separate bathtub. The beds were comfortable and the in-room amenities were superb- snacks, beverages, full coffee and tea set up and more. The staff was helpful and friendly. The Inn itself is stunning. What a wonderful place to stay for a trip to the highlands

We stopped in on a rainy afternoon for some lunch in October of last year…read more We checked in and then were seated by the fireplace and brought menus. We opted for a burger for Morgan, and a steak and haggis pie for me, with sticky toffee pudding for dessert. Service was polite, and pretty quick. The only minor complaint we had was when Morgan ordered a whisky that he could clearly see on their bar, they had no clue what he was asking for. The food was phenomenal. The burger was really tasty and cooked well, and the steak and haggis pie...I could eat that every day of my life, it was that good. If you're in the area and looking for a good spot to enjoy some really tasty food, I highly recommend the Loch Lomond Arms. If we find ourselves back in Scotland, I will absolutely eat here again.

An absolutely fantastic tour experience with very special tasting and great people. I will go back…read moreany time I can.

The Whisky experience group tour we were on was simple yet top rated. Especially hosted by Thomas…read moreand Irene who were incredibly patient, very informative and knowledgeable. If you're on a group tour, these two would ensure a wonderful experience. The Deanston whiskey is top notch and the whiskey experience provided us with a taste of 3 very varied types.