If you enjoy stepping back in time to 1986 when this hotel was opened by Malcolm Rifkind the then Scottish Minister then this place is for you. No decoration since this time is traceable as evidenced by our bedroom which was very dingy with a badly worn carpet, dark furniture chipped everywhere and a bathroom from the era where the... More

We stopped just one night, but felt we would have enjoyed staying longer, if we hadn't have been heading further north. The staff were all very welcoming, chatty and pleasant. The hotel had a comfortable country feel it and traditional Scottishness about it. We had a good nights sleep, a tasty breakfast and romantic dinner, with red roses on the... More

We attended a wedding at in was wonderful. The staff are outstanding, the setting wonderful. The food superb what more could we wish for. This is an excellent wedding venue or quiet getaway hotel and we would return if in the area.

The hotel itself is an amazing building ... Walking through the door is like stepping back in time. Set right on the shore of the Moray Firth, the views are stunning; especially at sunset. The service from all the staff was exemplary. Breakfast was always freshly cooked and piping hot. One evening we also had dinner at the hotel which... More

We stayed here for 2 nights in the room called Gighma, it was a massive room with sofa and fireplace, small bathroom, with NO hot water on the first night, I was told that it had all gone. The next morning I complained to the Manageress and she apologised and said there had been a problem and that she would... More

We had impeccable and friendly service, beautiful rooms and very good food during our one-night stay. The first floor Mackay room was gorgeous with a four-poster bed and views so good that Mother-in-Law didn't close the curtains all night (and enjoyed watching a crane or heron on the sands). Kirkton and Inchmore rooms were smaller but nicely furnished (and Inchmore... More

This is one of the those must-return-to locations. I booked this hotel very last minute and didn't really absorb what I had booked properly. When I arrived at a laird's castle about a 5 minutes' drive from Inverness I was very pleasantly surprised. The hotel looks just like a Scottish castle located on the banks of the Beauly Firth. I... More

Went to a family "do" in Inverness and found this gem of a hotel on a booking site. It's quite small as hotels go and its an old 17th century coaching inn. I can find absolutely no fault with this property (except one which is a personal preference - the bed in our room was quite hard and the one... More

We stayed 1 night after driving from the Isle of Skye, we chose the location because it was out if the city, and after driving past all the B and B's on the main streets if inverness we were very glad we did. The hotel is set on lovely gardens and overlooks the bay, the night we were there there... More