Firth of Clyde Inns

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Our top choices for Firth of Clyde inns

Red Squirrel, Stevenston by Marston's Inns

Stevenston

RICHARD

The Osborne

Dunoon

Roderick

Ardencaple Hotel by Greene King Inns

Helensburgh

APRIL

Premium Double Room, 1 King Bed, Lake View | Balcony view

The Oak Tree Inn

Balmaha

Nora

Abbey Inn

Paisley

Christina

The Inn at Kippen

Stirling

sandy

Queen of the Loch, Balloch by Marston's Inns

Alexandria

Josephine

Loch Lomond Arms Hotel

Alexandria

Paul

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Top Firth of Clyde Hotel Reviews

The Glenburn Hotel

8/10 Good

"This is a very good hotel , and the best value for money on the island. It is quite clearly an old hotel but very well looked after. The one down point for me would be the attention to detail with the cleaning of the rooms. The shower tray had hairs in it, the teaspoons and mugs were not clean. The carpet had quite a few "suspect" stains. Would definitely stay here again, but covered everything we needed to do on the island so probably wont be back for that reason. The breakfast was great."

Royal Marine Hotel

8/10 Good

"It was an interesting place to stay. It’s a listed property that is being renovated as allowed. We had a good sized bedroom but with noisy floors in the bathroom as well not too keen on electric showers but eventually got water at the right temp. Breakfast started off being a challenge as there was nothing we wanted but we had a conversation and someone went shopping so all was well for the three days we were there. The hotel must have been a really grand building as a lot of the original features exist still . The dining room has recently been decorated and is a very pleasant place to be. We only ate there once and the food was enjoyable. Parking available on site and across the road the ferry to Gurock so very convenient. Close to Benmore botanic garden which is great and about 50 mins from the castle of the Dukes of Argyll well with visits"

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