羅馬營鄉間別墅酒店(Roman Camp Country House Hotel)

Nous étions 7 hier soir les seuls clients Un décor très simple .. une carte courte et un rapport qualité/ prix assez élevé .. peu de poisson dans le fisch and schips .. le saumon écossais de bonne qualite 3 suppléments de frites alors que nous avions demandé de remplacer la garniture normale et qu’un accord avait été donné Le litre d’eau très cher

hotel molto carino ,a ridosso del paesino raggiungibile a piedi,inserito in una bella situazione nel verde ,accanto al fiume.Ottimo servizio ed anche ottima cena nel loro bistrot a lato dell'hotelMolto carina e accogliente la saletta con camino Di buona misura le stanze da letto

Établissement magnifique très grand parc . Personnel un peu guindé. une chambre en rez de chaussée magnifique telle que je me l'imaginais avec petit jardin privatif. une enfilade de salons et une salle à manger somptueuse. Le prix du menu est exorbitant . le plat principal façon nouvelle cuisine portion minimaliste assiette magnifique mais ....

Je ne sais pas pour l hôtel, mais le restaurant est une bonne adresse, assiette copieuse, le personnel est agréable. Possibilité de se garer à côté du restaurant, parking vaste. Prix très raisonnables. Je recommande pour passer une bonne soirée.

We have just returned from a 2 night stay in the Roman Camp Hotel and it was perfect in every way. Prior to our stay, whenever I contacted the hotel, the staff were polite and extremely helpful. On arrival everything I had requested was exactly as I could have wished for. Nothing was too much trouble. The hotel building itself was wonderful, so quirky with lots of fascinating rooms and features. Six of us dined in the Potting Shed Bistro on the first night and the food was exceptional and was enjoyed by everyone. I can thoroughly recommend a stay in this hotel and we can't wait to go back again.

We stayed for two nights to celebrate my wife's 60 birthday and we weren't disappointed. From the moment we arrived until leaving we were made to feel very welcome and 100% the focus of our hosts. We stayed a Friday and Saturday night in the Barrie suite. We opted to take advantage of the fine dining restaurant on our first night and a less formal meal in the potting shed bistro on the Saturday. Which by the way, was no less enjoyable than its predecessor. Friday night's fayre was excellent - thank you chef McNaught. Lots of different flavours, textures and aromas, visually pleasing to the eye and well presented throughout. Without detailing the whole menu, I chose John Dory [sadly not seen enough on restaurant menus in my opinion] to start, followed by Lamb and a cheese selection. My wife choosing Salmon as her main course and a chocolate/cherry desert which she enjoyed immensely. Everything was truly exceptional. I should say, so many restaurants offer cheese but invariably serve it straight from the fridge [disaster for any cheese lover!] I'm pleased to report not so at the Roman Camp - the suggestion that if cheese was a preference then order it in advance so it can acclimatise to it's surroundings was music to my ears! [thanks Pauola] I should say a special thank you to Pauola and Christian who really did look after us. Their eye to detail and eagerness to ensure everything was to our liking was self evident and a breath of fresh air. I imagine that the Roman Camp Hotel has been a labour of love for the owners Eric & Marion Brown over their tenure - the décor/artefacts provide an air of nostalgia and we detected a sense of a very personal timeline of events making it difficult to pinpoint any specific era through furniture/fittings - that said, the maintenance of the fabric throughout demonstrates that there is no ageing, no drab or shabby textiles everything is clean and well looked after from carpets to bed linen to seat covers. Although we are still in the grips of Winter - Spring just around the corner and the grounds look well on it especially after the extremely wet time of late. We had a short [but pleasant] walk around - there are so many curios and follies to keep interest levels high and with the close proximity to the river Teith - I imagine the summer months would be stunningly beautiful. I hope it won't be too long before we can return!

Lovely comfortable stay is this charming old hotel, situated in lovely grounds by the river. Staff were attentive and welcoming and always willing to chat. The lounge and library were mega comfortable with big sofas and chairs in the character of the building. Breakfast was excellent and food in both the potting shed and restaurant was most enjoyable if on the expensive side. Our sort of place, but perhaps not for those seeking minimalist or perfection. We will stay again to relax and enjoy, whether walking, touring around the area, or simply sitting reading in comfort by the fire.

First time visiting this hotel & hopefully not the last. From the moment you enter, you are greeted by friendly staff. The hotel is so lovely & has an amazing history. The food is wonderful. We ate in the potting shed. Brilliant. Breakfast was one of the best. Gillian seems to run the hotel. So efficient & very friendly. Lovely waitress in potting shed also.

Lovely quaint experience…stayed in the south room. Lovely jacuzzi bathtub, nice toiletries, excellent shower. Loved the tea making facilities, lots of choice. Room was spotless. Professional staff, worked hard, breakfast was delicious. Liked the seating areas, and the original artwork scattered everywhere