Roman Camp

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• anabelenps

  02 septiembre 2012
  Bonito hotel de campo atendido por personal antipático. Caro para lo que ofrece.

  El hotel esta situado en un paraje precioso y tranquilo, es ideal para desconectar y descansar. La decoración es muy bonita y acogedora. Nuestra habitación tenía una cama muy cómoda y amplia y estaba limpia, el baño muy correcto. Lo único que no me gusto de este hotel, que para mi es muy importante, es que el personal es súper antipático, parece que están haciendo un favor, el señor que nos recibió no podía ser mas antipático, se limito a decirnos donde estaba la habitación y punto. Las chicas del desayuno eran antipáticas a mas no poder, daba la sensación de que les molestase que las pidieses algo, se me cayo sin querer, obviamente un zumo y casi me matan con la mirada, fueron incapaces de traerme otro o preguntarme si quiera algo. No volvería a este hotel, el personal que trabaja en el no lo merece, una pena porque el sitio es muy bonito.

  

• Moita L

  09 septiembre 2017
  Hotel con encanto

  Hemos ido este verano con unos amigos a pasar unos días a Escocia, como no, a las 5 toca tomar el te. Elección perfecta el ir a tomar té al Roman Camp. Salones super acogedores que han mantenido la decoración de antaño. Ambiente tranquilo y evocador a las tertulias. En el salón que estuvimos, aunque fuera verano, la chimenea estaba encendida!!! fue fantástico. Té bueno y pastas también, Si quieres el té completo con toda la variedad de dulces, hay que pedirlo el día antes.El servicio mas bien seco, pero correcto.

  

• meleval

  25 septiembre 2017
  Muy buena

  Pasamos una noche camino a edimburgo realmente es una casa de campo que mantiene su estilo ,con baños nuevos que tiene jacuzzi,pero las habitaciones son de epoca muy muy bien decoradas.El comedor donde se come y desayuna muy bien mantenido. El jardin y las vistas son increíbles y una excelente atencion por parte del personal

  

• guevaraolga75

  27 septiembre 2017
  Preciosa casa de campo, muy buen servicio

  Pasamos una noche en esta espectacular casa de campo, en un entorno muy agradable, los jardines muy bien cuidados, el desayuno perfecto y lo cierto es que las habitaciones estaban muy bien logradas, era exactamente la experiencia que buscábamos y nuestra agencia de turismo y guías en Escocia nos consiguió exactamente lo que queríamos.

  

• corkyccat

  14 diciembre 2020
  Callander in lockdown October 2020

  Review Spent 2 days at Roman Camp Hotel in mid October - finally got round to writing a review - arrived the day before that part of Scotland went into a local partial lockdown again - so no alcohol sold in the hotel on the 2nd night which was a bit of a blow - made up for it on the 1st night. Staff were great given the circumstances - really difficult I guess because you could sense the not again mood - but if they read this then thanks. So really enjoyed our stay. Wasnt sure what to expect from the hotel - unique old building - think they said it was 17th century - obviously with some later add ons - in grounds sloping down to the river Tay. With autumn colours a really picturesque setting - and on the 1st evening sitting in one of the bars overlooking the riverbank - roaring fire - large single malt - great. Second night sitting there with a Diet Coke because of lockdown rules not quite the same experience but obviously thats not the hotels fault. Food very good - because of the lockdown and therefore fewer guests and less capacity in the socially distanced dining area then they just had a 5 course set menu - whereas under normal circumstances would be more choice I think with a la carte also - but the menu is inventive - my wife is veggie and even with the limited options she was fine. I say inventive - some of the dishes really top notch - including a couple of the vegetarian ones which were really surprisingly good - and my wife is choosy on these things - lamb really excellent as well and fish also - some a bit more experimental - ok Im glad I tried the cucumber panna cotta topped with foam - I think that was the palate cleanser mind - but will probably pass on that next time. Despite the impending lockdown several non- resident groups pitched up to the restaurant also. Rooms - like all hotels when you get a glimpse of the better and more expensive rooms when theyre cleaning them you think - wish Id booked that one - as they had more space, looked impressive with a fire place etc - ours was smaller, bit dark, more in the roof - not quite what I was expecting to be honest - but actually very comfortable. Callander is ok - passed through last year which is partly why we stayed there this year - there are easy walks in the town itself along the river and along the old railway - and Scottish stone buildings alongside autumn tree colours on a cloudless October early evening looked great - but you can see its suffering from the effects of Covid - even greggs has closed down! But its a decent base for the Trossachs and beyond. So bit of a rambling review - I dont normally bother with reviews - yes Its my only holiday this year and maybe if id stayed in someones shed I would probably have been glad to get away - but I genuinely enjoyed my stay so much I felt should post - and I do hope the hotel survives the Covid crisis and I look forward to visiting again but in better times.