Having stayed at Eddrachilles twice before, the last occasion in 2007, we decided to call in on spec this time and were pleased to find that a room overlooking Badcall Bay was available for the two nights we requested. In the glorious weather that we experienced, there can't be many better locations for a hotel than this. To wander in... More

Eddrachilles is a little gem hiding just out of Scourie with magnificent views of Badcall Bay. Run by Richard and his french wife Isabella we found our stay here a pleasant interlude. The bedrooms are a little retro but comfortable nonetheless, the bathroom could do with some attention, however, it was functional. Considering we were in the bedroom for such... More

We had a great stay here - it is old fashioned comfort in deep chairs behind think walls and accompanied by excellent food - the menu changed every day and was fresh delicious and imaginative and frustrating. Frustarting because there were more things I wanted to eat than meal times! We were made very welcome and I'm sure we'll be... More

Perhaps we should have read some of the previous reviews more carefully. It was like going back to the '70s or '80s. To be met by a notice saying 'no check in before 3 pm' even though we were in time, is off putting. The owner was very unwelcoming, monosyllabic and no offer of tea ( previous places had made... More

We stayed at this hotel for four nights. All I can do is echo the positive feedback from others who have had the pleasure of staying here. The food, the ambience, the hospitality are all very special, in an extremely special location. Even the dog (Piccolo) deserves a special mention for his unique guided walk around the hotel grounds and... More

Eddrachilles Hotel is in a beautiful spot, with a stunning conservatory that offers views over Badcall Bay. Our experience with the service was mixed: The manager (who does the reception, bar and the waiter service in the restaurant) was strangely formal, always addressing us as 'ma'am' and 'sir' and had a rather aloof manner. There was also no offers to... More

Having read mixed reviews, we approached with trepidation, but were pleasantly surprised. The hotel is quiet, the rooms are a little old-fashioned, but none the worse for that. The food is decent. It feels like a family-run hotel, a cross between a good B&B and a hotel, so it is a little quirky (there are rules: eg, the bar closes... More

Isabelle is French and it shows in her cooking. You have a choice of 3 main meals each evening. Each is freshly prepared and whatever you have it will be delicious. The wine cellar is good too (and so are the Whiskys). Richard (the husband!) can't help you enough - even puts your bike away after a long ride. Great... More

We arrived at the hotel at 1.30pm and were met by a lady standing in reception with her arms folded in a very hostile manner. We said we had booked and wondered if we could check in. Her answer was an emphatic "No". She went on to say she was on her own ad she had the whole hotel to... More