Glenforsa Hotel Restaurant in Argyll & Bute

I flew from france with the Helicopter and landed directly in front of the door.What can I tell you? It's just fantastic.I had the best life and I can expect. The food was great, great Guinness and lot of fun.Proximity with Oban makes it easy to be entertained visiting Distillery.We also flew of the Lochness and visited the place.The owner went over and beyond to serve lovely food and we were very grateful.The view at night is stunning. no words can describe this experience.If you have a chance, go to Glenforsa Hotel, you will love it.

Had an evening meal here, including fish and chips. The fish tasted nice but one fillet still had a lot of bones in it and made the whole meal mediocre.The waitress said she would speak to someone but after sitting for a while it was obvious that nobody was going to follow up.In retrospect we should have just sent the food back at the first sign of the bones. You live and learn.

We went to the Glenforsa for our anniversary meal and it was fabulous. I have a lot of dietary requirements which stops me eating out usually but I needn't have worried they couldn't have been more accommodating. Thank you all.

Loved it. We flew in, so good just to be able to walk from the plane to the hotel. Lovely accommodation, friendly and helpful staff, good food and drink.

Walked in to this hotel and seemed to be more of a nuisance than a customer. Horrible man behind reception, akin to Basil Fawlty. Not sure what the food or drinks were like as I didn't feel like I was welcome so I walked out.

Nice little spot for bar meals with fantastic vistas, right next to a small airfield. Holidayed in the area for 2 weeks and ate here 3 times, food fab each time.

We arrived and were told to “speak to Julie at the bar”obviously we have no clue who Julie is or where the bar is , and with Covid regulations we were unsure on the procedure .After being seated we were waiting and watching other people who had arrived after us get served drinks and have their order taken.After ordering we waited over an hour for our food to arrive , again other people who had arrived after us had already finished their food by the times ours had arrived .When we asked the lady how much longer our food would be we were told there was just one chef . We really appreciate that but the lack of apology from any member of the team was the disappointment .An expensive disappointing evening . But at least the sticky toffee pudding was good !

I used to hold a pilot's licence so I'd always been interested in the airfield here and it's history. We were visiting Mull with my mum and popped in for lunch as it was on our way to Tobermory. What a lovely place. Super friendly and fantastic food. Mum and I had super fresh fish and chips and my wife had a massive plate of langoustines. Food wise it was the highlight of our weekend and we went back there today for another lunch. Very well priced for such great food. We noticed some other folks had come back again as well as we recognised them sitting at the same table as they had done before. The staff were so welcoming and engaging and not only took care of the diners, but pilot's phoning up for prior permission to visit the airfield. Will definitely be back and would love to stay overnight next time.

An unexpected find looking for a coffee.Decided to book for dinner.. only one spot in the bar for later. Not disappointed. Thank you Brexit 6 beautifully prepared langoustines for less than they cost raw in Welch's in Newhaven a year ago, and with a brilliant salad and homemade chips.The place was heaving but the girls serving were brilliant.

Stunning location with views out to sea over the airfield. Food was ok and fairly cheap. With this location it could have been so much more. Kids liked the planes taking off from the small airfield outside the restaurant