Stayed for 1 night with my husband. Difficult to find as hidden down a very rough pot holed track which my hubby was'nt too happy taking his car down.
Room was okay but not really to our tastes-nothing terrible just a personal taste thing however the view was spectacular. The room was cold and felt a bit damp to us.

We eat in the restaurant and found the food extremely overpriced (usual tartan tax rip off!) and average. The small bar next door was busy with supposedly local 'musicians'. I use that word lightly as we thought it sounded like a drunken sing along which was interspersed with dogs barking and shouting. This continued all evening and could be clearly heard in our room. Not conducive to a relaxing get away from it all break or particularly romantic either.

All in all pretty mediocre and although in an undeniably beautiful area, I don,t think we would return to the Shore House Inn again as it was vastly overpriced for what it offers.

As good as it gets - quiet hospitable friendly great value in beautiful location far from the madding crowd. Restaurant is good value with excellent food made from local ingredients .Real ale is from Loch Fyne ales . Super cooked breakfast cooked for us by the owner couldn't be faulted. What a pleasant change from the usual west coast rip offs !

Another fantastic visit, this time also with my very elderly mother, & she loved it too. Access was a wee bit dificult for her as she's pretty disabled, but we knew that & all managed fine. She described our last night as one of the best she'd ever had. The food standards just seem to get better than ever, Gillian & Mark and their lovely staff do a wonderful job. Ok, I know I'm gushing, but it's deserved!

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in the Shore House Inn where the welcome was very warm and the food excellent. The style of the rooms pleased us: uncluttered, comfortable, clean, white and... a brilliant shower; though not at the front ( room 3), the view of the fells, behind, was breathtaking. To be honest it was one of the most relaxing places I have ever stayed in: the location is stunning, the service was superb: the staff were very courteous but not pushy, always seeing to your needs. The standard in the kitchen was very high. We ate in all three nights- we found the menu compared very well and they had both real ale (often a rarity in hotels) and French wine. The weather was good for most of our visit but we noticed that the staff actually protected the outdoor tables during the rain; so after a walk I was able indulge myself: i.e. sit with a drink and read Wolf Hall, taking in an occasional look up at Loch Goil in all its glory.