Hotel Guide - Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve hotels in , United Kingdom.

"We had a fantastic stay at the Comrie Hotel. June couldn't have been more friendly and helpful. There was loads of options for breakfast and the food was amazing. I'd definitely recommend."

"Bar area and beer garden excellent "

"Clean room, friendly staff and tasty breakfast!"

"Staff were very friendly and knowledgeable of the local area. Bar was very cosy and room very comfy."

"Great place to stay. We stayed in a Mongolian yurt, which was a unique experience, like glamping. The owners are wonderful people who prepared a 5-star breakfast for our family and complemented it with friendly conversation. Overall, it's a great place for people who want to escape soulless hotel chains and create sweet memories."

"We had a fantastic stay at the Falls Of Dochart Inn. We stayed in the Byre cabin which was cosy and quaint. The staff were great, and the breakfast was lovely. The location is just divine, with so many amazing places to visit nearby."

"I stayed in one of the quirky upstairs rooms - ‘attic style’. Loved it!"

"Beautiful hotel right off the water. Kids enjoyed the pool and spa areas, although never had time to try out any of their other activities. We enjoyed the spacious rooms and breakfast. Certainly worth visiting"

"It was a nice place to stay. We would definitely stay there again. The views are amazing and the hiking path is awesome that’s nearby. The breakfast is good too, and the bar stays open late."

"This was SUCH a lovely stay and we will be returning next visit. Beautiful location, relaxing facilities, and friendly and helpful staff. "

"Great location in cute little village "

"Can’t fault anything."

"Very well equipped studio on edge of the loch, with stunning views. Quiet. Kinloch Rannoch is a lovely village."

"Older properties but kept up to a good standard bed sheets and toilet very clean"

"We absolutely loved our stay! The house is just great, and equipped with everything we could have needed. Perfectly located for munros and exploring the local area. We will be back! Thank you."