Stonefield Castle Hotel

This was a fun castle hotel. The decore of the bar and lounges were great. The view of the Lich was very nice the staff were friendly and they served a great breakfast. Our only complaint was the musty smell in the room. It got better with the window open.

Last visit was our sixth visit to stonefield castle, we love this place because the dogs are so welcome and all the staff over the years have been great, we decided to go with the principle rooms this time as treat for family, nice rooms, well over priced for what you get, but that is the hotels story over the years its needed huge investment, rather than do that they have taken away the snooker room so its a bedroom, everywhere you go you see it still needs a huge investment, i guess its shareholders want their profit rather than spend to save a great building and gardens. However we will be back, stick to cheapest rooms we can get and will enjoy the wonderful food, accept the WiFi crashes the TV loses signal and just enjoy the wonderful tired old hotel and gardens with stunning views. If you rate the hotel as a 3 star then you wont be disappointed

Having been brought up in the area I have driven past Stonefield on numerous occasions. This year on a trip from Canada I decided to give it a try. A beautiful location easily accessible from the main road. I was impressed with the staff courtesy and helpfulness, the comfortable bar lounge and sea views. I would definitely stay there again.

we were only there for a short period of time roughly 13 hours, but we were able to enjoy the property. We had a lovely walk around the island. Very interesting architecture. my room was quiet and comfortable with a wonderful shower, with a lovely view of the water. While we did not have time to have dinner there, a number of people were and we didn’t hear any noise from the dining room or any of the other guest. So truly a lovely experience and I wish we’d had more time to enjoy more of it.

A two night stay with breakfast and we did dinner too. Unfortunately the weather was quite humid and the room was very stuffy. In the absence of air conditioning, we opened the windows with little relief. This made it very difficult to sleep. It is probably more comfortable in the cooler weather. The staff were excellent. The room, bed, bathroom etc was very comfortable. The breakfast was ok; the evening meals were a bit better, but in my opinion not great value for money. Give the langoustines a miss - not worth the bother or the money. The kitchen was situated below our room and the staff played loud music from early in the morning which acted as a very early alarm. Maybe an idea to turn it down. Also, the TV offerings were about the worst I’ve come across in a hotel. Free to air was a mystery to find - all we wanted was a news channel. Summary; an historic old building, perhaps relying too heavily on its character and ambience.

A lovely loaction and authentic experience. Many of the staff are an asset to the hotel. The plumbing and creaky floors leave something to be desired, particlarly the shower drainage and water pressure.

From check-in until check-out, everything was great. The building is wonderful, historical and relaxing. The staff went out of their way to be helpful. Restaurant was first rate, great dinner and breakfast. Spectacular views from the terrace and the dining room. Trails down to the water through beautiful trees and flowering shrubs.

Stunning historic property. Lots of charm and the bar and restaurant are wonderful. Take time to explore the gardens and grounds!

Fabulous location with expansive views of Loch Fyne and walks in the grounds. Fantastic restaurant, a food destination. Overall reasonable prices for top quality food and service.

Very excellent place to stay