I have stayed at the Horseshoe previously and must admit it took me by surprise that there is only the barn conversion offered now. Had I read the instructions properly I would have know that and been more prepared. Its a great idea the way it is and having a fully functional kitchen so that you can do your own thing, would work for most. Evening meals are still offered and the ones I had were tasty and plentiful For business travellers that need a quick start to the day it means getting breakfast on the move

The heating is controlled from the Pub and although the radiators were on and hot, the space was cold. The Barn is a big space and even with the additional radiator provided it was cold. The decoration was great and there are some wonderful skylight windows but that added to the feeling of being cold. Not sure it helped having rained for 3 days straight either.

Great base for walking with dogs, Crinan canal 5 minutes away as well as plenty of stone circle sites and other historical locations. Food at Horseshoe Inn was best I have tasted in a long time and good value too. Paul was a great host taking time to ensure your stay was enjoyable and all other staff very friendly. The stables was clean and basic enough with all you need for a comfortable stay if you are doing self catering.

Not much really but possibly they could update TV so you can mirror any devices or USB plug in.

The cottage was perfect for my needs, the kitchen had everything necessary for cooking. Bedroom was very comfortable and the extra heater was a nice touch. Great location for getting around Kilmartin Glen and Lochgilphead.

The only improvement I would suggest is the wifi - it worked well in the kitchen and living room but did not reach the bedroom. As I had no mobile signal in the area I was relying on the wifi.

Great communication, check in as advised. Well equipped kitchen and comfortable lounge area. Cosy rustic cottage. The location was great for us to visit the Kilmartin standing stones.

A shame the pub was not open for meals while we were there, and that it's a bit of a drive to Lochgilphead for supplies. Not much room in the bedroom for luggage.

Really nice little place,quiet location and very well equipped kitchen, plenty towels and nice and clean would / will return .Great to have a dining table ,friendly owner,we had a lovely stay

Nothing to complain about at all however a suggestion- saucepan lids would be a good addition as we were self catering and 2 were missing so lots of steam generated.

Breakfast was made in the overnight stay by ourselves as its late season we didn't get to sample the homemade food.

A smoke alarm beeping needed a battery replaced alough this was resolved quickly. Not as warm as expected and although we had an extra electric heater the air still felt cold. Though I must say we have had extremely low temperatures in this area at this time of year.

Our stay at The Horseshoe was perfect. A lovely space with everything that we needed. Check in was quick and easy. As it's attached to the pub, we were worried that it would be noisy - in fact, it was quite the reverse! It felt very private and quiet. The food in the pub was excellent.

There was nothing that we didn't like!

From the moment I opened the door, I was impressed with the standard of furniture fittings and decor. The kitchen/living/dining area was well designed and compact with everything you needed readily to hand.

I would have to be very very picky to find something that I didn't like.

The rooms are very cozy. Comfortable sitting area. Nice to have a kitchen! Great hot water in the shower! Food at the Inn was excellent! Great location for exploring the area!

Missing soap in the shower.

Well appointed residence next to the excellent pub where inspired cooking makes for a lovely evening in good company.

It did rain a bit but it is Scotland.