We have just stayed for a couple of nights with Ian in Blackwaterfoot Lodge. He was very friendly and gave us a lovely breakfast.We also enjoyed our evenings in the bar. The house itself is in need of some tlc. It looks as though all the rooms need updating and the carpets needs a good clean. It was a great... More

While this may be the best hotel in Blackwaterfoot, that isn't saying very much. It did provide a nice close location for Shiskine Golf, and the room, though tiny, was nicely furnished with a comfortable bed. Carpeting needed a good cleaning. Breakfast was fine. For the price, though, in comparison to B & B values, our expectations were much higher.... More

My friend and I were cycling around Arran when we got caught in a blustery downpour - drenching us to the bone and washing away our love of cycling! Then out of the grey haze came Blackwaterfoot Lodge! Warm and inviting with grand armchairs, crickety corridors and plenty of island charm. The owner, a physisit by trade was friendly and... More

Hotel was highly rated but disssapointing. The room was spacious but the bathroom was tiny and in need of reapair. The toilet papaer holder was falling off the wall. the toilet tank cover was broken and rusted. There was no shampoo. The sink was in the bedroom but had no place to hang a towel. We left after one night. More

Stopped here when we were running out of petrol late on a Sunday evening... Good hospitality, great lounge bar. Room was spacious with a view on the sea. Breakfast is 8 'till 9, don't come late or the young lithuanian servant will stubbonly tell you you're too late and make you feel very very bad.... More

Room clean and attractive, electric heater in room did not work, when I mentioned this the owner Ian said he would check it, and that it had been working when last the room was used. More

From the beginning our group of ten and their various needs were met with equanimity and patience. On arrival we were gently guided through the house: a live fire in a the public sitting room, well stocked bar, bedrooms with verdant Arran views etc. Piece de resistance was a superb dinner menu which included melt in the mouth lamb, vegetarian... More

Loved our nights stay- 12 of us stayed, 8 soaked through after walking coastal way from Lochranza & staff lit fire to dry off our boots also no problem with wet stuff hanging in hallway!! Our room large & very comfortable, food excellent and staff very obliging when men asked for more. Love to go back More

Very clean rooms with comfortable beds. Food was fab. Very enjoyable visit, will return! This was the original Victorian hotel in the Village and has retained many of the period charms. The conservatory and gardens were a bonus on a lovely weekend of warm sunshine. The hosts are charming but there is a wierd arrangement in such a small place... More