Only had time to stay the one night and after the initial shout of "Don't park there!" when we arrived, found Ros and her dog Molly to be most hospitable and helpful. We had the pink room which was clean, tidy and comfortable. Ros's recommendations of the local pub for dinner and a local boat owner for our Nessie spotting... More

I stayed at Bridgend for one night before finishing my walk along the West Highland and Great Glen Ways in May 2011. I booked a double room with ensuite. This was a really happy and comfortable final stopover in two weeks of walking. I was warmly welcomed on arrival by the owner Ros. She was charming and imediately made me... More

Ros (owner) doesn't miss a thing! The rooms are decorated and furnished beautifully. The amenities are unbelievable - there are even two kinds of cotton swabs in the bathroom. Location is great - right on the village green. You can walk to shops, restaurants etc.

Ros and Molly were very welcoming, it is a fantastic place to stay,fantastic breakfast, and close to fiddlers for you evening meal,your room is very comfotable, would stay again but this time with my wife,

Rosayln's(and Molly's!) welcome will not be forgotten in a hurry - from the moment we stepped into the cottage to the moment we left 2 days later we were give 5 star treatment. From the tea tray, biscuits, sherry & fresh fruit in our room to the sumptious breakfast, to advice about where to eat, to Rosalyn's wonderful personality, everything... More

My Mum and I stayed at Bridgend B&B for one night on our way through the area and we really enjoyed our stay. We stayed in a twin room and it was really like staying in luxury. Ros (the hostess) had thought about all the little extra things that went above what you would expect to be in a B&B.... More

My wife and our friends stayed at this B & B recently on our trip to Scotland. The house is immaculately kept, is historical, and the landlady is one of the nicest people you will ever meet. If there is an amenity that one would think they need Ros will have already thought of it and it is in your... More

Roslyn was an excellent hostess - warm, welcoming, friendly, funny - a very lovely lady. She also spent some time with us and a map to help navigate our way through the rest of our trip. Molly, her cocker spaniel, was also very friendly. The room was clean, comfortable, and cozy. The breakfast was massive and delicious, so I recommend... More

If you are a muddy cyclist, walker or have kids, don't stay here. My sister and I stayed one night here with her 2 kids(8 & 5 years old) when we were cycling the Great Glen Way. The lady was very worried about the little bit of mud we arrived with. Shoes were to come off and muddy bits had... More