Warm and cosy and the staff were amazing. We were treated more like old friends rather than guests. The room was spacious and the location is brilliant! close to everything and yet when you are inside the hotel it seems like everyone and everything else is a million miles away.

thanks Liz for taking such wonderful care of us. XX

My daughter and I recently had a two night stay at the Inchcolm. We booked a two bedroom family package which included Continental breakfast, lake check out and free parking. On arrival we were upgraded to the three bedroom Penthouse which was lovely. I did see the other two bedroom units and whilst much smaller they were very well appointed. The hotel was undergoing some major renovations in the dining/reception area. This did not disturb us at all in our room and the staff were trying very hard to make sure we were ok with all the chaos in and around the hotel. Breakfast was very well done and the service was excellent.
The pool was a good size but the general area around it needed a clean up and there was a stray mens sock in the pool for the two days we were there.

There is something about this hotel that will draw us back, it's not a 'big chain', the service was excellent and I am looking forward to the changes including a bistro coffee shop when fully operational.

I arrived late at night to find that the Choice website had stuffed up my payment and the front desk didn't have a recording of it. HOWEVER, they apologies for the system and asked that I see reception the next day. They checked me in on just the standard credit card imprint, trusting that I had paid as I said I had. The night receptionist had fantastic customer service.

Then the next night I had what is probably the best room service meal I've had in over 2 years. I would go back (and have gone back) to this hotel just for the restaurant. It is quality food.

The rooms are pretty standard with the character of the building retained (specific in the elevators). With this in mind, this is not an appropriate hotel for someone in a wheelchair as you need to use a bit of muscle to keep the lift doors open long enough to get you and your luggage in.

Parking is a bit of a problem - they only have room for 10 cars, but there is a garage about 50m where you can park for about $15 overnight.

I would echo other reviewers' takes on The Inchcolm... the rooms are excellent, the staff is friendly, and the general hotel atmosphere is comfortable. The rooms come with a kitchenette and plenty of space, and the bathroom in my particular room (forget the exact name - starts with a 'G' I think) was very clean, well-furnished, and comfortable for a tall person.

Access to the train and bus system is easy and nearby - and there is a bike share stand right outside the hotel! I would definitely recommend the hotel, the only drawback is the immediate area surrounding the hotel is dedicated to several roadways and entry-exit ramps... making crossings somewhat more difficult with luggage.