Glenmorag Hotel, Dunoon

The hotel is set high on the hill overlooking the bay, with friendly staff despite some training needs. The rooms offer a view of the Loch from 1970's style bedrooms with a dividing curtain, but are clean and comfortable. The location is convenient but requires a steep driveway climb. Traditional dishes adorn the dining experience, with adequate facilities for a pleasant stay.

The hotel sits on top of a hill with lovely views over the Clyde, offering a unique location. The rooms are like stepping into a 1970's bedroom with beds properly made and breathtaking views of the Loch. The service is extremely friendly but would benefit from additional training for enhanced customer experiences. Overall, the facilities are satisfactory, and the value for money is reasonable considering the stunning location.

The hotel sits up on a hill with lovely views over the Clyde. The rooms are a mix of retro in the 1970's bedroom styles and modern comforts with beds properly made, offering a view of the Loch. The service is extremely friendly, though it seems the staff could benefit from additional customer service training. The location provides a serene setting despite ongoing refurbishment; however, it's disheartening to see the garden shut off at times. Dining options are limited but include delightful hand-made pasta. The hotel facilities are basic but adequate for a comfortable stay.

The hotel is perched up on the hill, overlooking the bay, offering a picturesque setting. The rooms are clean and comfortable with stunning views of the Loch. The service is warm and friendly but lacks some flexibility in accommodating requests. The location is easily accessible, though the evening entertainment options are limited. The dining experience features gourmet salads but could be more varied. Overall, a tranquil setting with some room for improvement in service and dining options.

The hotel sits up on the hill overlooking the bay, providing a 5-star restaurant experience. While the location offers lovely views over the Clyde, it's sad to see the garden shut off. The rooms are from the 1970s but are properly made, each with a view of the Loch. The service, although extremely friendly, seems to be in need of customer service training. The dining experience features gyu-don dishes. Overall, the facilities are satisfactory.