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"We absolutely loved the Coach House. It was spotlessly clean with what looked to be new furnishing and fittings. Bed is extremely comfortable and fast wi-fi. It is on a very quiet 20mph road and only a short walk down to the town which has loads of good restaurants and interesting shops.. We would definitely like to go back."

"The scenery is lovely "

"Great hosts in beautiful location, perfect for our onwards travel. Breakfast was plentiful and excellent. Wish the family well."

"Really nice hotel. Full of wedding parties when we stayed but staff still available and attentive for non-wedding guests. Pool was busy and full of children on Saturday morning, so maybe consider other times. Room was clean and spacious. Loved the Arran toiletries. Breakfast was efficient and plentiful- need to book your slot in advance though. Would definitely stay again but not in wedding season as guest noise was a bit much."

"Gorgeous view! Excellent chef! Very comfy bed! Responsive staff! Driveway is a challenge for a stick! "

"We had a harbour view now normally we wouldn’t bother about a sea/harbour view that changes with a view over Tarbert harbour on a still sunny day and clear night , fabulous watching both the boats in and out and the wildlife "

"Lovely hotel, looked recently refurbished and very well situated on the edge of Largs, overlooking the beach, Cumbrae and the highlands and islands in the distance. Staff were all very helpful, breakfast had a good variety of items - both hot and cold, there is a safe, private car park and the bedroom and bathroom were both spotless and comfortable. Regular bus services made for easy travelling up the west coast for the ferry services at Wemyss Bay for Bute and Gourock for Dunoon if you wanted...

"Nice little room, what we asked for. No cold water in bathroom. "

"We stayed in aVictorian building and not an hotel. Our accomodation was larger and more grand than any cabin on our 30 years of cruising! We went for an evening wedding, Avril gave us a door key and we walked a few yards to the Seamill Hydro."