Dunalastair Hotel Suites

Beautiful little town and lovely breakfast. Unfortunately the kitchen was closed for dinners. Staff were friendly and very helpful!

There was no much dining options around and amenities are minimal

Arrived with great expectations. Lovely setting in Kinloch Rannoch; beautiful building with tastefully decorated public areas. Warm welcome by girl at reception. Room clean, comfortable and nicely decorated. Started off well…… But limited supply of tea/coffee/milk/ water not replenished on 2nd day, shower didn’t drain and flooded bathroom, restaurant closed as no chef for many weeks…. Breakfast limited with no cooked options. No duty manager for the weekend- staff friendly and tried to be helpful but obvious lack of direction. The hotel has such potential and with a bit more effort/direction could be great. However, not currently close to the quoted five star standard and in no way worth the price charged. Sadly, we left rather disappointed……

Interesting and trying hard. We were called to be informed there was no dinner and that was ok- we went to the newly opened place in the village . Breakfast was a bit basic and the staff under a lot of strain as there were only two of them. There needs to be more attention to room cleanliness as it won’t take long before it looks shabby. The bathrooms were particularly in need of checking.

The staff were lovely and helpful but feel they are rather stretched. The suite was lovely, clean, and had great views. Unfortunately there were no dining facilities as they had no chef. We were asked if we had received the email informing us but still haven't received it. We were able to have breakfast which was acceptable, but unfortunately, lacked that standard on the last day. We did enjoy our stay though.

We booked here for two nights to celebrate my 75th birthday! On arrival we were told the chef had walked out the week before and there were no meals but we could have a meal at the Cornerstone restaurant along the road but it’s shut tonight or go to the Lochrannoch Hotel 500metres west. After we were shown to our room (which was really nice) we went for a drink in the bar to be told we would have to pay cash for each round of drinks! As we sat with our drinks we over heard a lady asking if it would be possible to heat the food she had purchased in the village shop, she was given permission to use the microwave in the restaurant. When we finished our drinks we headed to the shop where the shelves were almost bare. The shop owner explained that the Dunalastair had been without a chef for a week and that it was not the first time the chef & staff had walked out! We headed to the Loch Rannoch Hotel for dinner only to be told they were fully booked due to people coming from Dunalastair. We were informed that not only the chef but the manager had walked out as well and that the Dunalastair hotel suites were in ADMINISTRATION !! We then went back to the Dunalastair and asked for a full refund the shabbily dressed staff member told us he could not do anything for us but did admit then the hotel was in administration. After consideration we decided to stay in the room (hungry) rather than drive 80 miles home. 75th birthday completely ruined! If we had been informed by EMAIL ,TXT or CALL we would not have travelled to this disaster. Rab Turnbull

Booked a night away with my husband. First, no remote for the TV, we eventually got one. Rooms are supposedly soundproof, not when you're placed in a room with an adjoining room, separated by a door. We could hear full conversation frrom the guests in the adjoining room. Reception upgraded us to another room. The new room, had no TV remote, turns out they had removed the remote to put in our first room. Drinks are expensive, view is not as described, food was mediocre. Breakfast was sparse. Staff were pleasant enough. I didnt know it was in administration when i booked, it definitely shows. Also, a deposit of £100 requested upon arrival, no mention of this on booking or hotel website. Not a 5 star hotel.

Check in was speedy and efficient. However we were told there was no chef and we couldn’t dine there. Sent us to the Loch Rannoch hotel at a spiky early time - it was empty and we could have gone later. The room and hotel facilities are fine, all areas are well appointed and look recently decorated. The blind was broken in our room. Mrs T reckons housekeeping did a poor job, with pee stains round the pedestal, poor presentation of the bed, and no wine glasses in the room. The sink and drain were disgusting, and one of the coffee pods was used which stunk the others out. TV channels are in a strange order. There were two young ladies wrestling with a giant laundry bag trying to stuff dirty linen in near the front desk, that should not happen in this class of hotel. Breakfast was good, well presented and nicely cooked but I wish he’d asked us what cooked items we wanted. Service a little slow but acceptable. The wine we bought was stated to be from NZ on the menu, but it was French. We enjoyed our break regardless, worst of all was the “dinner” at Loch Rannoch hotel which I reviewed elsewhere. There were just too many little things wrong with the place for me to recommend it or rate it higher than three stars. There is potential though.

Very good hotel. Big room.

We have just spent 3 lovely days at Dunalastair hotel suites. Everything about our stay was excellent. Accommodation very good. Breakfast super. Hotel has a lovely friend atmosphere and the staff were helpful and friendly and professional. I would recommend to anyone .