The Tarbert Hotel

Not in the Hotel. But Tarbet itself. We walked about in the Harbour and climbed the stairs to the castle, which was good. Part of our today's journey. Had a brilliant day today. Fantastic so it was.

This is never a 4 star hotel, rooms basic, single uncomfortable beds, outdated, shower was dreadful, burning hot but Water just trickled out, turning it down / up made no difference.
Breakfast, Staff And location was probably the only saving grace,
Seems to be the bar of choice for local auld team , didn’t do evening meal there.
At £65 a night it’s overpriced, apparently it’s was only £40 a year ago which was be more on the money.
It’s ok if your not fussy but I would not go back again.

In for drinks only and found the range very limited and basic, clientele seemed nice and food was served in the bar with the adjoining dining room empty. Other hotels had much better range to choose from.

Stayed here twice now first time in 2015, and it's a lovely quiet hotel. Clean an tidy though rooms are somewhat dated but I'd stay here again without fail. Breakfast is very good as are the evenings meals.

We booked in last minute. They were very nice and very accommodating. Having said that, it had a bit of a Faulty Towers feel. There were things just didn't work right. (our hot water didn't work in our shower, but our friend's did) Everyone was lovely and did the best they could. The bar had a character, and breakfast was good.

Came here for some food and was not impressed at all. it was more like canteens food for the price we paid I was horrified.wouldn't recommend food can completely understand why it was like a ghost town while eating our meal. Very disappointed

We were visiting Tarbert for the afternoon and popped in here for a refreshing, pick-me-up pint. There wasn't a great selection of beers however and we ended up with a Tennants (which wasn't as bad as I remember, although I struggled to finish the half pint, so actually maybe it was).

We sat in the comfortable lounge area - there were a few other people in there when we arrived, and it was nearly silent, making for a somewhat awkward arrival. Some tunes came on the TV (hits of the 90s, I was in heaven) and we settled back with our beers. I was quite hungry but food wasn't being