Cameron House on Loch Lomond

We had a lovely stay which included a wonderful champagne cruise on the loch and a truly delicious chateaubriand. The oysters were superb too. Our suite was utterly beautiful and the singer who performed at The Scots bar (Sat 21st) was fantastic; what a talent! A special mention must go to Caroline Johnston who is not only an incredibly positive, friendly person, and all round good egg, but also a phenomenal ambassador for the hotel. She really went above and beyond and it was hugely appreciated!

WHAT AN EXPERIENCE!! The welcome we received at the hotel entrance from the smiling and cheerful concierge team, especially Garry, Davie and Jackie, set the tone and continued throughout our stay. The receptionists, Keely and Ailsa, were very helpful and knowledgeable and were on hand to answer and question we might have. Checking in - and out- was so smooth. The dining experiences were wonderful. We had dinner at Loma - our very first meal from a Michelin Star chef. The ambiance in the intimate dining room was wonderful and the presentation of so many delicious dishes was amazing. An unforgettable experience and one we would hope to repeat. The variety and quality of food on offer at Breakfast was also exceptional! Something for everyone’s taste. Again we were met each morning by smiling staff. Thank you to Harry and Joanne who gave great service. We had a delicious steak dinner at The Grill, amazing cocktails from the Scots Bar and tasty lunch bites at The Tavern. Thank you to Jayden, Phillip and fantastic Fabio. We felt so much at home in this beautiful hotel overlooking Loch Lomond and the surrounding Scottish mountains and look forward to a return visit. Thank you to everyone there for making our short stay so memorable.

Fantastic stay in this gorgeous hotel at a stunning location. We stayed at the hotel for a couple days in late August ad would highly recommend to anyone. When we first arrived it was very busy, and the parking was a bit of a nightmare. There was a couple of functions on at the time and so we had to wait around reception for a little while to get checked in as all the desks were busy, but in the grand scheme of things, it was a minor inconvenience. Once checked it, the room was easy to get to in the new part of the hotel and we had a great view over the loch. I would definably reckoned trying to get a loch view room. We ate at the Cameron Grill and could not fault it. The menu was superb, as was the wine list was and the service. The food was excellent and the staff couldn't do enough to help. A superb dining experience. We retired to the Great Scott Bar for a nightcap, and found a great selection of whiskey's on offer, with very helpful and knowledgeable staff on hand. A few whisky's in the comfortable surroundings and it was great nights sleep in a very comfortable bed. Breakfast at the Cameron Grill was very good, with a great selection to choose from. A short walk to marina to book a couple of kayaks in the afternoon then it was off to the village of Luss. Well worth a visit, and The Village Rest is recommended for some refreshments after a walk along the bonny bonny banks and around the village. The afternoon was spent kayaking on the loch, followed by a refreshing swim, before grabbing some food and a coupe of beers back at the hotel in The Tavern. Again, great food, great service and even a chance to watch the football. All in all, a fantastic hotel in a great location with good amenities and amazing staff.

We didn’t even get as far as to step foot in the door, unfortunately. We travelled up from England to spend time with family and thought we would pop to Cameron house for a drink and maybe something to eat. We parked in a car park where the barrier was raised, didn’t think anything of it as we didn’t see signs. A car park attendant from the hotel came beside our car and asked us if he could help us. I told him we were popping in for a drink perhaps and he said in a very direct manner that we couldn’t park there, no welcome to the hotel, not friendly in any way, I couldn’t even get my words out to tell him the barrier was up before he just repeated himself. It was like a very unpleasant unfriendly robot telling us to move. Unfortunately, it was enough to put us staying for anything at all sadly. Not only have I visited many 5 star hotels in my life, I also run my own business and if one of my staff members acted this way, they would be disciplined if not fired for putting someone off. If this is the first thing guests or visitors are experiencing then I think some of your staff need retraining. Noone on this planet should make anyone feel disrespected in this way. Either he wanted to put us off staying (snobby attitude) or just couldn’t be bothered in his job, either way, I shall be passing this on to whoever asks me about Cameron House so well done.

My wife played golf on Saturday and I was her caddy as normal. After golf we got changed as it had been pouring with rain. We went into.the Clubhouse to get a sandwich and a coffee, it was around 1.30 and it wasn't busy. We were left waiting to be seated for some time whilst 2 members of staff served 2 people on one table!!! Eventually we got seated and were asked if we wanted something to drink, we asked for some water whilst we decided what we wanted and that was the last we saw of her, eventually we got up and walked out. Sadly this is not the first bad experience we have had, we stayed at Cameron House Hotel two years ago, played golf and the same thing happened we did eventually get served that time but the staff were rude. We are a gay married couple and I really hope that was not the reason. Definitely not going to return to the Clubhouse again, the Golf Course however is stunning and we will return there when we are in the area again.