Rokeby Manor

“It doesn't get better than this”

Excellent quality..Black Sheep hotels have a really good eye for making your visit special...don't miss it!!! Standards are excellent..service top notch...restaurant...well the best Indian food ever ....just brilliant

“Friendly and welcoming”

We loved our stay here! We were meant to drive to the isle of Skye, but we had spent a lot of the day hiking around Glen Coe and it was getting dark and late and it was quite rainy and stormy. The roads were not the best, so we decided it would be safer to try and find a place to stay for the night… Más

We loved our stay here! We were meant to drive to the isle of Skye, but we had spent a lot of the day hiking around Glen Coe and it was getting dark and late and it was quite rainy and stormy. The roads were not the best, so we decided it would be safer to try and find a place to stay for the night. Rokeby manor was so friendly and hospitable to us and welcomed us in to a warm fire in the lobby and got us a room right away. The room was historical and cute. So many amenities we wish we had time to explore with the spa! Having a restaurant on site was a huge plus to us to be able to have dinner and breakfast right in the hotel was fantastic because dining options are so limited in the highlands. I would definitely stay here again if I ever came to Scotland! It was our favorite stay of the whole trip.

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“Guest comfort at a max”

Immediately warm and welcoming, the public areas as well as the rooms are planned in great detail with the comfort of the guest in mind. Quiet, spotless, cosy with great staff.

“Nice Hotel, overpriced F&B”

Rokeby Manor is a pleasant enough hotel, the room was clean and well presented, and staff were courteous. We paid £115 for a double, which according to the booking site, was a circa 50% discount, so expectations were high. We arrived after dark and perhaps like most guests, had no desire to go off … Más

Rokeby Manor is a pleasant enough hotel, the room was clean and well presented, and staff were courteous. We paid £115 for a double, which according to the booking site, was a circa 50% discount, so expectations were high. We arrived after dark and perhaps like most guests, had no desire to go off and find a restaurant, and decided to use the hotel bar and restaurant. The menu is largely Indian, a plus for us, but what left a bitter taste in my mouth were the prices; £7.50 for a mediocre canned Guinness, £25 for a good but not exceptional curry (see my other reviews for a good curry!) and a breathtaking £10.50 for a samosa from the starter menu! To rub salt into the wound, they added a service charge to their already extortionate prices. I don't begrudge high prices when the dining experience lives up to them, this time it must certainly didn't, and the feeling of being taken for a ride spoilt the whole stay for us.

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