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Garden-facing windows bring daylight across this room's tailored fabrics and bespoke furniture. The outlook is over the hotel grounds, making this a different choice from the loch-facing categories. Some rooms have full-height glazed doors, while others have large windows. The bathroom gives you space to get ready after a day outdoors. In some rooms, it has both a walk-in shower and a bathtub. King and twin layouts are sold in this category, so the bed arrangement follows the room booked. Tea and coffee facilities are provided for a quiet start before heading out to the shore.

Scottish textiles and classic fabrics give this loch-facing bedroom its character. From the window, you can look towards Loch Lomond while staying within the main hotel. The bathroom has both a bath and a shower, a useful combination after a day on the water or the walking trails. The hotel lists some accessible rooms in this category, with the option of an adjoining room in selected layouts. Those features need a specific room request. Tea and coffee facilities are ready for an early start, and bathrobes are provided for use during the stay.

Bespoke furniture and a small lounge area bring the character of the Auld House into this classic room. There is a place to sit after a day exploring the loch. The marble bathroom has a freestanding bath and walk-in shower, giving guests both bathing options. The hotel lists nightly turndown, tea and coffee facilities, bathrobes and air conditioning for this category. Room sizes vary widely within the stated range. Ask about the exact layout if the amount of space matters to your stay.

A separate bunk bed nook gives children a place of their own beside the main bedroom. The nook has its own television, so families can use the space in different ways during a stay. Views are over the grounds or Loch Lomond, depending on the room assigned. A spacious bathroom serves the shared layout, and tea and coffee facilities are provided. With beds for four, this is the hotel's compact family option. It suits families who want to stay together while giving younger guests a distinct sleeping area after a day at the resort.

Children have a separate bunk bed area in this loch-facing family room. A private balcony gives everyone a place to look over Loch Lomond. The bathroom has a bath and separate shower, useful when four guests share the room. The hotel also offers an adjoining-room option in selected layouts if your group needs more space. Request that connection in advance. Tea and coffee facilities and bathrobes are provided. The room's one-storey plan keeps the family close without putting everyone in the same sleeping nook.

Full-height glass doors open onto a private balcony overlooking Loch Lomond. The bedroom offers space to settle in after time outdoors. The balcony gives you a place for morning coffee or an evening pause. Its bathroom has a walk-in shower. The hotel also provides tea and coffee facilities, bathrobes and air conditioning. Some rooms can connect with another bedroom, which may help when travelling with family or friends. That layout needs to be requested. The loch view and balcony are the reliable reasons to choose this room.

The sitting area gives this loch-view studio suite a place to pause without leaving the open-plan room. Scottish-inspired fabrics bring colour to the space, while the water provides the main outlook. The bathroom offers room to unwind after a day outside. The hotel also provides a minibar, tea and coffee facilities, and nightly turndown. Some suites in the current Loch View Suite family have a sofa bed or an adjoining-room option. These vary by layout, so they should be requested if they matter to your stay.

A private balcony gives this studio suite an outdoor place to take in Loch Lomond. Inside, the sleeping and sitting areas share one open room. It offers space to relax between time on the water and evenings at the hotel. Scottish fabrics add warmth without drawing attention from the view. The bathroom and living space are on one floor. The hotel provides a minibar, tea and coffee facilities, and nightly turndown. Its wider Loch View Suite family has a limited number of balcony layouts. The enabled rate names this specific balcony category.

Loch Lomond is the outlook from this Auld House suite. A furnished living area gives you room to sit away from the bed. The marble bathroom has double sinks, a stand-alone bath and a separate shower. Two guests can settle into their own routines. A complimentary minibar and pre-dinner canapés are listed for Auld House suites, along with nightly turndown. The hotel's current page groups several loch-view layouts together. A balcony or terrace belongs to only a few of them, so outdoor space is not promised for this category.

This Auld House studio suite looks towards the loch. It has a place to sit and dine within the open room, so there is space to relax without a separate bedroom. Furnishings suit the historic part of the hotel. The marble bathroom has double sinks, a stand-alone bath and a separate shower. The hotel lists pre-dinner canapés and a complimentary minibar among its Auld House suite amenities. A balcony or terrace belongs to a limited number of suites in this wider family. Neither is promised with this studio category.

The terrace sets this Auld House suite apart from other loch-view layouts. It adds a private outdoor place to look across Loch Lomond. Inside, the living area has space to sit and spend time together. The marble bathroom has double sinks, a stand-alone bath and a separate shower. The hotel lists a complimentary minibar, pre-dinner canapés and nightly turndown for its Auld House suites. Its current page groups terrace and balcony versions within a wider category. The enabled rate and this room's established name both specify a terrace.

This one-bedroom Auld House suite looks towards Loch Lomond. A furnished lounge gives you room to sit apart from the bed. Scottish fabrics and calm colours suit the historic-house setting. The marble bathroom has double sinks, a stand-alone bath and a separate shower. The hotel lists a complimentary minibar, nightly turndown and pre-dinner canapés for its Auld House suites. Its current page covers several one-storey layouts, each with its own size and features. A private balcony or terrace belongs to selected versions only and is not promised here.

A spiral staircase rises from the bedroom to this duplex suite's rooftop terrace. From its outdoor lounge space, the view opens across Loch Lomond. A separate sitting area inside makes it easy to spend time in the suite without staying in the bedroom. Rich fabrics and warm gold tones suit the Auld House setting. The large marble bathroom has double sinks, a stand-alone bath and a separate shower. The hotel lists a complimentary minibar, pre-dinner canapés and chauffeur transfer for this category. The vertical layout and rooftop access make the Tower Suite distinct from the hotel's single-storey suites.

A dedicated living area gives The Loch Suite more space to sit than the hotel's studio suites. Its private glass balcony looks across the resort grounds and Loch Lomond. You can spend time outdoors, then return to the seating inside. The bathroom pairs a deep soaking bath with a separate shower and monsoon shower head. The suite is arranged on one floor, with no internal stairs between its living area and bedroom. The hotel also lists a complimentary minibar, nightly turndown and a chauffeur transfer for this category. An adjoining-room option may be available on request.

In the Auld House, this suite spans two floors. A staircase links the bedroom with a private sitting area, keeping rest and entertaining apart. Two rooftop terraces look towards Loch Lomond and give you more than one place to sit outside. The marble bathroom has a stand-alone bath, shower and double vanity. Fine fabrics and tailored furnishings suit the historic house. The hotel also lists a complimentary minibar, pre-dinner canapés and a chauffeur transfer among this suite's amenities.