
Hotel Review
Cameron House, Loch Lomond, Scotland
You know you're in Scotland when you look out of your room over the romantic sweeping Loch. Originally built as a Baronial mansion, the hotel's several hundred-year history is reflected in sympathetic details such as casts of the original cornicing. Their bespoke Tartan is weaved into the interior design, adding to the undeniably luxurious trappings and hints of modern patterns from local artists. Children will delight in exploring the extensive grounds by foot or rented bike, whilst couples can enjoy island-spotting on the Scottish waters on a champagne cruise. The food on offer includes impossibly fresh fish and seafood, all local, as well as the creative tasting menu in LOMA by Michelin-starred chef Graeme Cheevers.




















Your expert reviewer
THE DETAILS
Location
The champagne cruise is a magical way to take in the Loch; spend an hour meandering through the idyllic islands and coves only seen by boat.
Loch Lomond National Park is beautiful and offers many activities on both land and loch. Hike, pony trek or take a boat trip - the choice is yours.
By car: over 4 hours from Manchester, 7 hours from Bristol and under 8 hours from London. Free parking available.
By train: trains run from Glasgow or Edinburgh to Balloch station. It's a 10-minute drive to the hotel. thetrainline.com

Style & Character
The hotel suits couples who are after a romantic retreat, immersed in nature yet luxurious, and families with energetic children who are spoilt for choice with optional excursions. The tartan which was made for the hotel and registered by renowned Johnson's of Elgin can be seen throughout, from the staff attire to soft furnishings.


Service & Facilities
The in-house cinema is fantastic, classic red velvet comfortable chairs and even a booth selling popcorn, sweets and all your favourite movie munchies.
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Terrace
- Fitness centre
- Swimming pool
- Spa
- Cinema
- Golf course
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free parking



Rooms
The Loch View suite in Auld House is special, when you open the curtains you know why. The interior is beautifully crafted, combining modernity and heritage with comfort and style. We loved the exceptional Loch views.
Double/Twin, Family, Loch View, Classic rooms; Loch, Loch View, Tower, Cameron suites
Facilities include: ensuite bathroom with toiletries, bathrobes, tea and coffee facilities, pillow menu, Sky TV, free Wi-Fi



Food & Drink
La Vista, located on the Loch edge serves authentic Italian cuisine, paired with fine wines. The lobster and chips in the Cameron Grill was the freshest, sweetest lobster we've had.
The Cameron Grill: elegant dining room, wholesome dishes, seasonal ingredients. Open daily for breakfast and dinner (hours vary).
La Vista: lounge and restaurant, Italian cuisine. Open daily, from 9am.
LOMA: fine dining, tasting menus. Open Wed-Sun for dinner, Sat-Sun for lunch.
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Rooms available from £390 per night
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