Commercial Hotel

Nice clean pub rooms. Small but secure with refurbed bathrooms. Warm and quite comfortable. A pretty standard double bed but still sleep worthy. Staff were very helpful and happy to assist. No lifts as stated but we were able to leave most of our luggage in the car. Dinner is limited as the cook called in sick but there’s a few budget options nearby. Just avoid the kebabs. Great location to visit the Fyrish monument. Value for money this stay.

The check-in was in a mini-disco and the music could be heard throughout the building. I had ear plugs but still could hear it while trying to sleep.

This gem is a hidden treasure. Don’t be deceived by the exterior; the rough weather stops as soon as you enter the doors. These rooms are top notch. Warm and comfortable with the usual room teas and coffees. Don’t miss out on the excellent breakfasts.

Ideal for one or two night stay if looking for somewhere to be based whilst exploring the area. I stayed in a basic but comfortable single room. The Commercial is close to public transport and a short walk to shops etc

The food is usually delicious, but the kids portion today was inedible. Did say to the server twice but this was totally ignored it wasnt if it was busy we were the only people in. It was a real pity the service is usually great but this visit it was not.

My mum and I decided to have lunch after enjoying the massed Pipes event so the restaurant was very busy. The staff were lovely; very friendly and welcoming. I loved the original artwork on the walls. The menu offers pretty standard fare but the food was cooked well and nicely presented. I would have loved to give 5 stars but the one thing I cannot abide (and probably the only reason I won't go back there) is to have to wade through cigarette smoke to enter the building. Why do people think it is acceptable to smoke in doorways when smoking areas are provided? And why do managers allow it?