Cameron House on Loch Lomond

My husband and I have just returned from a weekend break at Cameron House, and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We have stayed here before with our children, but this time it was just the two of us. Previously, we stayed in the main hotel, which has a more traditional feel, whereas this time we stayed in the newer part of the hotel. Our room had a balcony, which was a lovely touch, particularly with the beautiful surroundings. The new part of the hotel is stunning, the beds are really comfortable and the front-facing balconies are a real bonus if you get the weather. We had an amazing meal in the Grill Room. The steak was honestly the best steak I have ever had, so hats off to the chefs! A special mention also has to go to Jayden, who looked after us. He was such a polite young man and really took care of his guests. He is a credit to the team. The leisure facilities are lovely and our children absolutely loved them when we stayed previously. Of course, the grounds and location speak for themselves. It’s Loch Lomond, so you’re surrounded by incredible scenery wherever you look. One thing we were particularly impressed with this time was the amount of activities and games available for children. There were lots of games set up on the lawn in front of the Tavern, which we thought was a fantastic addition. It actually made us want to come back with the children next time, as it felt like there would be plenty for them to do, especially if the weather was nice and dry. We felt there was much more of a family focus this time compared with our previous stay, which was great to see. The only area I would say could be improved is staff knowledge. We noticed this on our previous stay too. Some staff members are clearly quite new and, when asked a question, would say that they weren’t sure because they were new. That’s completely understandable, but unfortunately, we sometimes found that rather than checking with another team member or finding out the answer, the conversation just ended there. This happened when we were trying to find out about the Christmas Santa lunch. We were keen to book an overnight stay on the date it was taking place and get everything paid for while we were there, but nobody seemed to know the date or details. I asked if someone could contact the events team to find out, and I was told my details would be passed on, but unfortunately I’m still waiting for a call. It’s a shame because we were ready to book there and then. Aside from that, we had a lovely stay. Cameron House is a gorgeous hotel in an incredible location, and the new part is particularly beautiful. We will definitely be back, and this time we hope to bring the children with us. It’s great to see more family-orientated activities being offered, as that was something we felt was missing on our previous visit. A beautiful hotel, fantastic food, stunning surroundings and lots to enjoy. We look forward to coming back.

I will give it 3 stars instead of 2 because my kids (5 and 7 yo) had a great time. However, my husband and I were super disappointed, honestly and wish we'd spent more time elsewhere in Scotland. The breakfast buffet was very nice / great selection but the rest of the food was not great. We went to La Vista, which was recommended as a family friendly restaurant on site. The servers seemed to forget we were there, it took forever, and the food was mediocre to bad. Multiple locals we met spontaneously recommended we eat outside the resort. The concierge suggested to us that we do their "island tour" adventure. We booked this literally months in advance for 11am on our full day at the castle. The front desk and concierge told us where to meet the boat, and to be there 15 minutes ahead. We waited and waited and the boat finally showed up at 11:20. Apparently they told us to go to the wrong dock. The boat operator was NOT good with children. I understand not everyone loves kids, but he was fully rude to my 7 year old when he asked a clarifying question about a map of the island. He couldnt even muster the energy to talk about the Loch Ness monster to my 5 year old, or to be polite when i asked about hte inconvenience of living on an island. We were super turned off. He also underestimated significantly how long it would take us to hike the island so the whole thing took forever and frankly the island itself was almost totally uninteresting. A different concierge told my husband he'd call us to set up a whiskey tasting, and just never did so. The menus at the "fancy" whisky bar were wrinkled from many uses and inaccurate about the whiskeys the bar actually had in stock. Just print fresh and updated paper menus, man. It's a castle. At checkout time, nobody helped us with our bags. My kids loved getting stickers around the resort and loved the waterslide at the indoor pool. If it weren't for that, I'd give this place a hard pass. It didnt feel like a castle.

Just come back from a wonderful stay at Cameron House where my wife and I celebrated our 30th Wedding Anniversary. A beautiful hotel in a fantastic setting along the banks of Loch Lomond. Every member of staff we saw were so welcoming, just saying hello was so nice or the brief chat or two, especially with the lads on the door they'll even park your car for you when you arrive. A great golf course, the Carrick and the Spa are located on another site about 10 mins away, which the hotel will shuttle you to and from. We had a Loch view room in the new part of the hotel which was great. A bottle of Champagne and a card awaited us. Food was excellent, both for breakfast and in the Cameron grill. A special shout to a few people who really made our stay wonderful. Pierre, was wonderful and who sorted a few things out for us before we arrived which we were truly grateful for. Laura on reception was wonderful who really sorted out a few issues for us once there. Kyle, who served us both nights in the Cameron grill was wonderful too. Overall, a fabulous Anniversary stay was had for us both. We will certainly return.

My family and I stayed for a few days in August 2026. A truly fantastic hotel in i think one of the best settings in the world. So peaceful. The gym and swimming pool was amazing.The restaurants and bars excellent. All the staff couldn’t be more helpful - but special shout out to the swimming pool staff, the bar staff in the Greats Scots bar. I would highly recommend a visit to this hotel - breathtakingly beautiful.

As everyone before us has said - this is a beautiful hotel. Location, service, style and ambiance Heather and Laura on the front reception desk were lovely welcoming faces with a lilting Scottish accent. From there forward you let Cameron House take over and enjoy the facilities. Even on some of the rainiest days in a hot August we found lots to do. Kayaking. Pool. Playing cards and just nice walks. We ate in three of the restaurants and all were good. The breakfast buffet was exceptional. We were three generations getting a few days away together and this was the perfect hotel to make that all happen.