Loch Eyre House

Nice location Warm welcome, nice room, good breakfast with options, friendly staff great location.

Lovely B&B The breakfast each morning was amazing! 10 pounds per person and worth it. David and Lynn were friendly hosts. There’s a communal sitting area with a fireplace that we hung out at in the evenings where we were able to meet other guests from around the world. Overall it was a great stay!

Quaint, limited services Charming, quiet, and not far from town. A little hard to find using GPS, but owners send a detailed email on how to get there. Breakfast is only available for one hour, so if you need to sleep in past 9a you’ll have to find somewhere else. There is a co-op grocery about 10 min away for prepared food and such, but there are no facilities at Loch Eyre to prepare anything. Not even a microwave. That would be nice to see even if it were in the common room where there is a small apartment sized fridge to put drinks. I would stay here again and would recommend giving it a try. Photo is from the balcony attached to my room.

This guest house has rave reviews and for the life of me I can't figure out why. I was with a group so maybe that explains why we never saw the "friendly" hosts? My room was tiny, twin beds with a foot between them, one crammed against a radiator that, luckily, I didn't need to use. A view of a driveway. When one of our group got very ill, and had to arrive by taxi a day after the rest of us, there was no one there to greet her or tell her which room was hers. She finally saw a woman who brusquely told her "I'm only doing laundry" and didn't assist. Unacceptable, I'm sorry. Breakfast was average. And the first place I've stayed on multiple continents with no shaver outlet in the bathroom. Yes, the location is lovely and living room is pretty, but that's about it.