“Friendly”

Stayed here for two nights with work and the staff are friendly and very helpful, it rates as a 3 star but has the potential to be lot higher, the choice and quality of food on the menu is certainly 5 star, rob the chef impressed with whatever party of 3 had ordered.(no pizzas or burgers on this gu… Più

Stayed here for two nights with work and the staff are friendly and very helpful, it rates as a 3 star but has the potential to be lot higher, the choice and quality of food on the menu is certainly 5 star, rob the chef impressed with whatever party of 3 had ordered.(no pizzas or burgers on this guys menu) Rooms are dated but clean and i wouldnt hesitate in staying here again.

Meno

“Good value for money, close to Inverness without the inflated prices”

Spacious car park, with bus stop for the hourly Inverness - Aberdeen bus service right outside. about 3 miles out of Nairn, and half an hours drive to Inverness. Attraction like Cawdor Castle, Brodie Castle, Culloden Battleground all conveniently close by. Inverness Dalcross airportis between Nai… Più

Spacious car park, with bus stop for the hourly Inverness - Aberdeen bus service right outside. about 3 miles out of Nairn, and half an hours drive to Inverness. Attraction like Cawdor Castle, Brodie Castle, Culloden Battleground all conveniently close by. Inverness Dalcross airportis between Nairn & Inverness and is easy to get to. Dog friendly. Free internet throughout. Comfy rooms, mine was shower only but this was a modern unit with plenty hot water. Room tray with tea, coffee and biscuits. I discovered a very tasty home made steak pie with very tender meat - delicious supper. You can eat in the bar or there is a separate dining room.. Bar prices are reasonable. There's also a residents' lounge. There is a choice of breakfasts including a hearty coked Scottish breakfast and you get a proper, decent sized teapot - no messing with wretched machines with tepid water as is so common now. The location is quiet, it's set back a good 50 yards from the village High Street which is quiet anyway. I come up to this area frequently and I'll be back here in autumn once the weather gets too cold for camping. If approaching from the south on the A939, no need to go right into Nairn, turn right at an offset cross roads, signposted Auldearn and the hotel is on the right about 50 yeards short of the junction wth theHigh Street.

Meno