Dining At Ben Lawers

We enjoyed another visit to Paul and the great Ben Lawers Hotel. Food was delicious, piping hot, freshly cooked and promptly served! Could not fault the great service from our host Paul and tasty food!! We will be back!n

I think the title I have given says it all! Warm welcome, good selection of good food with generous portions, good service. And we shocked when the bill came. Because it was so much LESS than usual these days! Next time we are passing this way, we will be calling in

I went to this hotel restaurant with friends on Saturday night. I had made a reservation, which was a good idea because it was quite crowded. The owner was very friendly. The menu had a wide variety of options and the prices were very reasonable. The food was delicious. I would definitely eat here again if I am in the area. Speisekarte ansehen

What a rude man. Parked up prior to a walk. We were not given an opportunity to discuss dinner that evening by the owner. Took our £5, when I tried to get his attention by tapping on his widow....Basil returned and returned my £5 and I was told to get off his property. Seriously what a numpty. I would not recommend this place to any of my friends or family

We ate dinner here on 2 nights over a weekend. Great menu choice for such a small venue. Choice for everyone from traditional meals likes steak pie and lasagne, plus curries and pizza. Lovely setting, rustic, but comfortable with log burner stove making it nice and cosy and beautiful location on the edge of Loch Tay. Really friendly helpful staff/owners. Looking forward to visiting again : .

During our stay near Loch Tay, we enjoyed two evening meals at Loch Tay View. It also served as a convenient spot for a quick drink after walking the dog. The hotel allows walkers to use their car park for a small fee, which is reimbursed if you order food. I highly recommend trying the delicious fish and chips and the peppery steak and ale pie. The homemade chips were a nice touch compared to the typical packaged fries at other pubs. The portions were generous and we left fully satisfied. Speisekarte ansehen

Spent no money and three minutes here today. Drove past on our way to a walk and saw sign Tea and Coffee. Started to doubt the welcome here and first impressions were completely correct. Bar man did not smile or say anything. I, the would be customer, wanting to spend holiday money, asked for tea but there was none. This was a hotel on a Monday afternoon. After putting boots back on as you have to remove them in a bar, we ran back to the car. Avoid this hotel and go to the Watermill at Aberfeldy.

My husband and I stayed at this hotel for one night and decided to have dinner at the restaurant. The restaurant has an old-fashioned charm, especially the bar, and a cozy, warm atmosphere. There was a wide selection of dishes to choose from, but we opted for two large pizzas. They were generously sized, not the thin and crispy Italian style, but thick, juicy, and loaded with cheese. The beef lasagna was also a pleasant surprise, with a large portion and better cooked than most other places. The meat and ale pie was another standout dish. We ended our meal with a taste of whisky from the bar, which was a nice touch. We were very satisfied with both the quality and quantity of food provided,...

Stopped here for lunch with husband and 18 month old. Food was typical pub food, of a reasonable standard if rather overpriced for what it was. We were the only customers the whole time and in hindsight I can see why! The man at the bar was distinctly unfriendly when my husband asked for the Wi Fi password he was told that it was for hotel guests only (apparently spending over £40 on food and drink doesn't entitle you to 30 minutes of wifi use! . After our meal we had to change my toddler's clothes as he had got soup all down himself (not on the floor I hasten to add . While changing him I noticed his nappy was full (wee, not poo so given that there were no baby change facilities and the din... Speisekarte ansehen