The Forth Inn

Food was great, bar was great and staff were excellent. However, no wi-fi in the room. No chair and nowhere to put your loose clothes /case. And a wardrobe which was too big for the room so only one door opened. Room was very tired. Also the door was so noisy (WD40 required) that I must have woken up the neighbours. If the ownership were as good as the staff, it could be a good hotel.

The inn was very quiet with only a few customers today but there was a very warm welcome in this old inn with a lovely log fire burning away. I had a lovely goat cheese salad with delicious grilled figs and my OH had pork terrine with apricots. We both had trout with beetroot purée and sweet potatoes, which was excellent. Although we thought we had quite enough to eat after this, since portions were generous, we succumbed to pudding, I having chocolate fudge cake and my OH having sticky toffee pudding, both served with lovely ice cream. Once again, portions were enormous. Friendly attentive staff and terrific value, as the above with two large glasses of wine, a bottle of sparkling water and a or of tea came in at around £72. Fantastic! Can’t understand why this place was not really busy. I would definitely recommend it.

Great food, hospitality and atmosphere. We attended an evening banquet in the main funtion room (lovely) and had breakfast both mornings, after finding that our accomodation (in the much inferior Aberfoyle Inn) didn't serve breakfast. The food at the Forth Inn was delicious and the staff could not have been more friendly and helpful.

Popped into the fourth in for a bite of lunch, homemade soup and ciabatta with chicken and bacon, staff were fantastic very friendly, one of the best bar lunches I've had in a long time, will Definitely pop in again the next time I'm in the area

We booked into the Forth Inn whilst attending a wedding at nearby Altskeith Country House. The welcome on arrival was warm as was the service throughout our stay. We were in room 4 which overlooked the front of the hotel and the car park. The room was pretty basic and the two single beds had been pushed together to make a double which was fine but it meant one side of the bed was right up against the wall which made getting in and out interesting. The shower didn't drain properly and we meant to mention that to the staff so apologies for not doing so. The towels really need replacing as they were very thin and threadbare. Breakfast at the Forth Inn was very good and the service was very friendly. The dinner menu was good, wholesome pub grub. The Forth Inn has so much to offer but I suspect, like many establishments, the pandemic has had an effect.