Scottish Equi B&B

Awesome. Staff were brilliant -...

Liked: We were given the family room and it was amazing. Had everything you needed and a beautiful big circle window in the bedroom to see the stars at night ( you had the option of covering it up but we left it open) - a great feature.

Good

Quiet and comfy

Liked: Lovely quiet area just outside of town, well kept and very accomodating to my late arrival. Comfortable bed and plenty of parking.
Disliked: No lighting in the car park made it quite a slow process to park late at night, shower was a bit low power but it did the job

Good

Liked: Really friendly and helpful staff. Nice breakfast. Bed was a bit hard for me, but still comfortable. Good and plentiful pillows. Shower was ok.

Seeing that my husand has...

Liked: The whole thing. All you had to do was ask for anything you needed. The staff were very polite and helpful.
Disliked: Nothing

Very nice stay. Staff were...

Liked: Comfort of the room and cleanliness
Disliked: Decor could have done with being updated. Cracks in wall, looked a little dated.

Superb

Liked: Comfortable room. Lovely breakfast, good choice. Pleasant surroundings with beautiful views.
Disliked: Nothing to dislike

Exceptional

First impressions were poor and...

Liked: Pleasant staff. nice breakfast. Location was near to the auction mart where we were going the following morning.
Disliked: I was very disappointed. this property is not like the inviting photographs that were shown on the site.The outside of this property is tired and falling apart. First impressions were dire, I was on the point of cancelling and going elsewhere, but we had another friend with us and we had travelled nearly 6 hours to get there. The sculptures of the horses were dirty and the lamps broken. The outside is very dated and did not look inviting. Inside the carpet on the stair was frayed, but the rooms were ok. Breakfast was ok and bearing in mind that we appeared to be the only guests in the property, was not to the standard I would expect for the money, which was over £100 per night