Lochhournhead B&B & Tea Room

Wonderful, warm, Highland welcome. Pristine, comfortable accommodation. Fabulous setting. 22 miles of single track road to get there via forest, moor, mountain, Lochs, rivers....incredible scenery and wildlife. A must for all nature lovers searching for somewhere off the beaten track. Best breakfast I have ever had. Can't wait to return. Dog friendly. Marion and Matthew were fantastic hosts.

Really loved it! The place has been refurbished recently and it’s really clean and comfortable, quite remarkable given the really remote location at the end of a 22 mile single track road. Dinner (optional at an extra cost) and breakfast were delicious, even though there wasn’t much choice (but again this place is really remote, so it’s understandable). Wifi was good and reliable. The staff was really nice and welcoming. Great place if you look for tranquility and for great hikes.

Great location, really enjoyed the stay and the food. We also liked the remoteness of the B&B, it was a glimpse of a different lifestyle. We saw otters and had a lovely walk.

The midges were a bit annoying.

What's not to like - you can come down off a mountain in the middle of nowhere and, instead of huddling in your tent to escape the rain/midges (...actually it was 28C when I arrived!), you can go straight to having a drink (or coffee and a cake) in a luxurious establishment. The property is lovely, as are the people who run it.

Nothing that is fair to complain about (I mean you can't open the windows because of the midges...methinks a tent would have been truly unspeakable!).

The absolutely stunning walk near the B&B along the loch, the kindness and hospitality of our host, the delicious porridge as well the rest of the breakfast.

You basically have to go through hell to get there. It's a 1h drive from the nearest town, on a single track road that gets progressively worse as you go on. But if you're ready to face that, the sheer beauty of the place is definitely worth it.

Wow beautiful spotless building in fantastic scenery. Turn off your phones and go for a walk treat yourself.

I loved everything about the property. And the drive up the dead end road to get there was the scariest and most memorable part of our trip on our motorcycle. I’m looking forward to finding an excuse to go back for the best home made porridge I’ve had

Really nice and friendly host with excellent recommendations. Excellent breakfast. Nice place to walk around (unfortunately we did not have the time to hike here, but I am sure it would have been a great experience as well). The animals you can observe while driving to/from the venue (hundreds of deers, Highland cows).

Nothing to complain about

Warm welcome and comfortable, large room. Travel cot available for little one though no high chair in tea room. Comfortable bed and lovely bathroom. Location is just beautiful!

It’s a shame there are no tea and coffee making facilities in the rooms though this is explained in the information leaflet and is due to the BnB being off grid. We found the portion sizes at mealtimes very small and were met with an almost hostile response when we asked for more- we were even willing to pay extra but it wasn’t possible. We appreciate the distance from shops, but it might be good to offer guests the option to order either extra or larger portion sizes in advance, especially if they are undertaking the long distance hike which passes the BnB or otherwise out in the mountains building up an appetite!