The Royal Hotel Comrie - Crieff

The Royal Hotel Comrie es un establecimiento de hotel ubicado en Melville Square, Comrie, Crieff PH6 2DN, Reino Unido. Este hotel ofrece habitaciones cómodas y un ambiente acogedor para aquellos que buscan un lugar relajante y calido.

En el establecimiento se puede disfrutar de una variedad de comidas en su restaurante, que ofrece una amplia selección de platos deliciosos. Además, el bar del hotel es un lugar ideal para relajarse y disfrutar de una cerveza o un cóctel mientras se disfruta de la compañía de amigos o familiares.

Ubicación

El Royal Hotel Comrie se encuentra en Melville Square, en el corazón de Comrie, crieff, un pueblo encantador en el corazón de Escocia. El hotel está ubicado a pocos minutos a pie de la cerca de los lagos y montañas circundantes, lo que lo convierte en un destino ideal para aquellos que buscan una escapada en la naturaleza.

Características

• Restaurant
• Bar
• Habitaciones cómodas
• Ubicación en el corazón de Comrie
• Cerca de los lagos y montañas circundantes

Dirección y contacto

Address: Melville Square, Comrie, Crieff PH6 2DN, United Kingdom.

Phone: 1764679200.

Website: royalhotel.co.uk.

Opiniones

This company has 327 reviews on Google My Business.

The average opinion is 4.3/5.

Some reviewers have mentioned that the food is good but the portions are not very big. Certain staff members have been unfriendly, bordering on unpleasant. However, some reviewers have praised the hotel's friendly atmosphere and comfortable rooms, which are also pet-friendly.

Palabras clave

Hotel, Restaurant, Bar, Comrie, Scotland, UK, Accommodation, Reviews, 4.3/5

👍 Reviews of The Royal Hotel Comrie

K5501CQsarahp

We’ve been coming to the Royal for 35 years and we’ve just enjoyed one of the best meals here! The seabass and also the chicken curry were both great, and so we tried the ‘Royal Mess’ dessert which was equally good. Great to see the Royal getting back to its best

lynn L.

4/5

Cosy pub which is in top notch condition. Good food but not very big portions. Certain female staff unfriendly- bordering unpleasant. Have seen bedrooms which are nice and dog freindly but never stayed at hotel.

Dan K.

5/5

Stayed here for a couple of nights Jan25 and it was delightful! A quirky yet magnificent building nestled in the middle of Comrie, staffed by a charming, sociable and friendly team.
Great food too!

GuideRWD

Stayed here 2 nights in twin room. I can highly recommend it as an affordable and comfortable 'country house' experience. Really liked the style of the public areas. Generally felt well run. Only continental breakfast on offer which was absolutely fine by me, and, though modest, it was one of the better British continental breakfasts that I've had. Good dinner. Nice beer garden too.

hillbagger999

How not to run a local village pub !||Very quick review by a local on behalf of myself and numerous other friends who will no longer frequent the Royals bar, the Melville.||Bearing in mind that this is the only bar in the village and residents are crying out for a traditional, friendly pub with a bit of atmosphere (music, pool table, darts, tv etc)where locals are made to feel welcome.||Months ago the bar concentrated on food and arguably discouraged locals to come in for a pint/ stand at the bar etc Then followed months when the hotel didn’t even have a chef !|So it was a welcome surprise when out of the blue a pool table, tv, dart board, juke box and a puggie (which no one really wanted) appeared. ||The pub became a more welcoming bar for locals/ visitors, had some atmosphere, the pool table was regularly used and like a lot of bars became the main focal point for most in the bar whether playing or watching.||Good crack, a laugh and frequented regularly by myself and numerous friends who had previously avoided this pub. |Great we now had a pub approaching what I’d describe as normal and the penny seemed to have dropped, keep the locals happy and you’ll do well. ||2 weeks ago management removed the pool table, juke box and puggie (no loss) and replaced with numerous small tables and chairs for the hoards of customers they were expecting in a pub that essentially doesn’t serve food, apart from chips and starter type snacks, in a small village in the middle of winter?||Reason given was pool table etc apparently wasn’t making any money. ||A prime example of ignorance on how to run a pub from management, look at the bigger picture and how much busier the pub has been recently.||Everyone I know without exception disagreed with the removal of the pool table etc which was well used and the only reason many had started frequenting the bar again. ||Buy a second hand one and it would pay for itself in no time lol||unfortunately the bar has reverted back to what it was, still very overpriced with no atmosphere whatsoever. ||You’re missing a great opportunity to capitalise on being the only pub in the village but instead have distanced yourself further from the community who should and could be supporting you. ||Hopefully it will sell soon and be bought by someone who listens to what the majority of people in the village have wanted for years, nothing special, just a local welcoming village pub, bar games and atmosphere.

660andyf

We didn't stay, just came for dinner. What a disappointment. Was not a nice experience. They didn't even have any dry ginger for a whiskey mac. Such a shame as it was a buzz last time I ate here, but that was a decade ago. Up your game guys, please come back.

Rowsers

Pros, lovely location, well decorated. Good rooms||Cons , large con was the bathroom didn't have a privacy blind or curtain on the 1st floor and was over looked by windows! So had to keep main blind closed all day and use the lights. ||Also breakfast had no prices so you had to be put in a uncomfortable position to ask prices and was then told he wasn't exactly sure until after we ordered and he'd find out prices so are not knowing what the costs would be.

EconConferenceGoer

My friend and I dined twice at The Royal Hotel, first after hiking around Deils Cauldron, and second after hiking up Ben Vorlich. The first time I thoroughly enjoyed my onion rings and fries (crispy & yummy and met my craving), the second time I had the steak, steamed veggies, mustard mashed potatoes, and raspberry cheese cake. Steak was cooked just the way I liked it, and delicious. Steamed veggies - perfection (these really hit the spot and were so good that, even though the serving was very generous, I almost ordered another round). Mashed potatoes also wonderful. You wouldn't think it could get better, but the raspberry cheese cake ...I wish I had the recipe...although probably would need the good local dairy to make it as delicious. It was a deconstructed affair and melt in your mouth beautiful. Also, they were great about my food allergies. The staff there are wonderful. And many compliments to the chef! Honestly, I would drive out of my way to eat there again. (Which we kinda did as from Ben Vorlich we were going in the opposite direction of our lovely hotel). Oh, almost forgot: The atmosphere there is very chill. Loved the cross between home-like and pub-like. My friend and I ate on the pub side, but the other dining room was also very pretty.