Cameron House on Loch Lomond

Hosted here for 1 night. Plenty of free car parking and the quite recent addition of 8 EV chargers in car park 1 (chargeable see chargers for details). Reception welcome was functional rather than warm. My room was in the modern vast extension and was modern, fresh, spacious, light and comfortable. Everything needed was there and the bed was so comfortable. Shower (no bath on reflection) was powerful rainshower style. And, naturally, based on location the night was peaceful and the blackout curtains worked a treat. Complimentary bottled water and payable mini bar only filled up by request. I could see the leisure area including pool and it all looked very nice. Also the bar was a lovely place with external balcony. Breakfast next morning in the grill was excellent and, as I was a bit early as needed to get away, was able to pick from what was available a little ahead of opening. Checkout was fast and easy. Definitely a significant premium to come here, partly location led but also reflective of premium product.

Went to the Vista restaurant ( Boatyard) as the whole of the main hotel was taken over for a private corporate function for 3 days. The vista restaurant is poor. Formula food. Supposed to be Italian though you’d expect mostly local produce? The only seafood starter was stuffed squid… 2 tiny baby squid but hardly a portion. We were, however, also given a starter we didn’t order. The only fish on the menu is swordfish… usually a tropical fish . Anyway, it was probably frozen and not fresh as it doesn’t come from UK waters. On our bill were three lagers and crisps which weren’t ours. These were deducted. Experience wasn’t great. Certainly not a 4 star hotel meal even if only at the boathouse.

Hotel is clean, fresh, lovely decor and the Staff are an asset to the resort. Very friendly, welcoming, happy and have a real love for working at the hotel. You can clearly see this! Special thanks to Dougal and John at concierge, Dougal and Lucy who worked the breakfast shift over the weekend, Lewis who served us in the Tavern on Friday night, and everyone else for their generosity and for making our trip amazing! Thank you and can’t wait to go back again.

It's been 10 years since the last time I visited and I raved about it. We were lucky to have a corporate event planned there and was so looking forward to it. The surroundings are just as lovely and the valet staff give such a lovely welcome. I'm afraid that is where the customer service stopped. A queue at reception because staff were at lunch, does not give the best impression. Lunch in The Tavern Bar was a nightmare. Sat for a while before someone asked it we wanted a drink. Waited ages for a sparkling water! Had to track someone down for a menu, and then went to the bar to order to be told someone would come to the table! and then it took well over 20 mins for food to arrive. Another of our group ordered at 13.15 to be served at 13:55. Our business meal was gorgeous and no complaints there and the room was lovely. Once the first glass of wine had been served we had to help ourselves to wine throughout the evening with no wait staff to be seen, and if anyone wanted another drink... When coffee was served, no saucers, no spoons, no sugar and no petit fours. To be fair all the wait staff looked young and inexperienced but I am glad I wasn't personally paying for the experience.

Stayed here for my 50th for 2 nights. Didn’t feel the 5-star experience unfortunately and felt the costs charged did not merit what we received during our stay. Overpriced and 100% overrated. Bar staff were great in The Tavern and in the Great Scots Bar. Nice bedroom which overlooked the loch. Valet parking guys first class. Check in experience was good. Cocktails nice. The rest of our stay was mediocre/below average. Arrival day we had lunch and played pool in The Tavern even tho the lighting in there is way too bright (not exactly cosy). All food on the Tavern menu was .. mostly ‘brown food’. Breakfast in Cameron Grill both mornings offered a varied buffet. Hoped we would be served a hot fresh cooked breakfast … but no, join the buffet line and help yourself to watery undercooked poached eggs (gross), greasy rubbery fat bacon and sausages drenched in oil. Was excited for my 50th Dinner in Cameron Grill. My partner when booking reaffirmed with the staff that it was my 50th and to make it special – but no, we arrived to be shown to one of the worst tables in the restaurant, facing the arrival desk area and entrance doors. Special … NOT. No recognition of my birthday lol!! And I promise I am not needy lol! We complained and were then eventually taken to a table near the window. This really did negatively affect the birthday dinner tho since we seriously questioned why the basics of good customer service for a birthday that was flagged to them was not recognised. Thankfully the food served that night to us was excellent as was the wine and at the price paid, the food and wine was worth it. However for a 5 star hotel, to eat in the same restaurant that the greasy bacon and eggs is served in the mornings.. I would say is also questionable for a 5 star hotel. Cocktails in the Great Scots Bar were fab. Found out if we ate in there our food was cooked by the same chefs working in the Cameron Grill but at much less cost! Point to note. On arrival we did get a free cocktail voucher for my birthday which was kind. But the rest of the stay was mostly (not all thankfully) disappointing. Would not stay here again.

Really quiet and beautiful view and nature

What a brilliant experience at the Silent Disco! Lasting an hour and taking us through the beautiful grounds of the hotel, our host Caroline brought such fun and energy to the experience. Featuring old school classics, soul and pop, the carefully curated playlist meant everyone quickly found their groove. I would highly recommend this to groups of any age.

Lovely hotel on edge of Loch Lomond. Staff very professional. Restaurants excellent. We stayed in a traditional part of hotel but our room was on the front and ground floor so too many pedestrians passing by for us. Did not feel private enough