Best Hotels in Cromarty, United Kingdom

My wife & I stayed here for two nights on our grand tour of Scotland. Being a Davidson is what brought me here. But we were both thrilled with our stay. The castle is awesome inside. It's like being transported 400 years in the past, but with all the modern amenities. When we checked in, Charlie couldn't have been more informative and friendly. She gave me a print out of the history of the castle and the key to the Davidson museum. After settling in we went to ”Turrets””, the main dining room. The ambience with the stained glass windows and period furniture was awesome, as was the food. We ate there for breakfast and dinner both days. For dinner I had the lamb shank and the venison, my wife had the steak and ale pie and the fish and chips. After dinner we retired to the Green Lady bar. Dan & Patrick were very friendly and attentive, and gave us great insight into the local area. There was also a young woman at the bar the first night who was very accommodating also. We stayed in the Balcony Four Poster room, which gave us a spectacular view or the town and Cromarty Firth. The room and bath were clean and very comfortable, the bed was very comfortable. The Castle is close to Inverness and Loch Ness and we took advantage with day trips each day. I wish we had booked more days here. It was truly a Magical Stay!

I've been coming to this hotel for around 20 years, initially on business and now for leisure, and I visit every few years. In that time not much has changed, apart from the ownership. The hotel is still a beautiful building set in tranquil and wonderful grounds. The downstairs interior is stately and is tastefully decorated with an elegant bar, Lounge and Restaurant. Staff on Reception are polite and helpful But the hotel isn't without its issues which are 1) The bedroom furniture has been the same on every visit over the last 20 years and is showing its age 2) The carpet in the room we were given was actually threadbare in places and isn't what you expect 3) The lady waiting tables at breakfast is a joy. She is attentive, polite and helpful. The same cannot be said of the older gentleman working there who is ignorant and ignores people waiting to be seated. There is no need to be so rude and dismissive of people of all nationalities who are basically paying his wages ! 4) My biggest grumble of all is the lack of a premium lager in the hotel bar. Under previous management in the early 2000's they used to stock 1664 but now it's Carling (yuk!), Guinness, Scots ale or Cider. I would have spent a lot more time in there had they stocked better beer. That's a real own goal and other guests are of the same opinion.

With a stay at The Royal Guesthouse in Dingwall, you'll be a 3-minute walk from Dingwall Museum and within a 5-minute drive of Blackmuir Wood. This bed & breakfast is 14.4 mi (23.2 km) from Inverness Castle and 4.7 mi (7.6 km) from Castle Leod.This smoke-free bed & breakfast features hiking/biking trails nearby and mountain biking nearby.Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary breakfast is included.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff.Make yourself at home in one of the 20 guestrooms. Conveniences include electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided daily.

The room is OK, the service is good Hygiene: OK Environment: yes Service: The most difficult thing for your baby to shut down in your next life. Chick Chick waits for you and waits for you. Yes: Sanniang teaches your name to see

Very nice hotel, well situated and adequate for our needs, not much can be found at fault with this place staff were pleasant and attended to our request when asked. I would definitely stay here again.

Just back from staying in the West End Hotel Nairn and had a great weekend room spacious clean and tidy hotel very covid conscious was staying B&B my only negative was the breakfast although what you got was very good and freshly cooked to order choice was limited to 7 items from a possible 10 and it was either continental with juice,yogurt,cereal and porridge or a cooked breakfast of 7 items I would have liked fruit juice to start and only one slice of toast we were never offered more tea coffee or toast either day, don’t get me wrong what you got was excellent but limited I thought. On the second night we had dinner and I must admit we were spoiled for choice I chose the lasagne with garlic bread my wife had Chicken Stroganoff with rice we had a portion of homemade chips and homemade onion rings all was cooked to perfection really could not fault anything will definitely return in the future

A previous reviewer was really down on the King's Club which is a newer adjunct to the older Kingsmill Hotel where the main dining room and bar are located. I'm not sure if we could both be reviewing the same place. First of all I found the staff very helpful and nor clueless as suggested. The rooms are quite nice and I really enjoyed the outdoor patio with the Inverness golf course only a few feet away. Watching and chatting with passing golfers and dog walkers was a bonus. The room was spacious with a very nice bathroom which had a separate bathtub & shower. The breakfast buffet was quite nice if not over the top and the fruit was not old as suggested and the eggs were not disgusting. In fact they were presented exactly as at the Gleneagles resort which is definitely five star. It was an easy fifteen minute walk into the heart of Inverness. Overall I would certainly recommend the King's Club.

After having two bookings cancelled over the last two years, we finally got to make our trip back to Inverness arriving on the 8th March for two nights as a birthday treat. We were booked on a great package for a two night stay that included breakfast, two course dinner for one night, afternoon tea and a free cocktail at dinner. Check in was easy and we received friendly service from the reception staff, who stored our bags for us until the room was ready, due to us having arrived early on the Caledonian Sleeper train. Our accommodation was in a Royal room which was large and spotlessly clean. The bed was very comfy and super king in size. The afternoon tea was quite nice, with tasty sandwiches etc, but the evening meal in our opinion was exceptional, with very attentive service from the restaurant staff. We had the steak (where there was a supplement) and the salmon, which was absolutely piping hot and just so delicious. The crème brûlée for our deserts were also really enjoyable. There were a list of cocktails to choose from, and you could exchange for wine beer or cider if preferred. The hot breakfast the next morning also was delicious, very tasty and well cooked, and mine had gorgeous scrambled eggs. You could help yourself to juices, drinks and buffet offerings like cereals and pastries etc. The staff overall all provide brilliant, friendly and efficient service after what must have been an horrendous two years. One lady in particular that oversees breakfast, provides exceptional service. Yes this hotel is dated, (if I was being really picky then I’d say some furniture needs replacing), but it adds to the character and charm somehow, and we just love it. This is the second time we’ve stayed here, and certainly will again. Thanks for a lovely stay.

On the banks of the Inverness River, the parking lot is not very big. When we came back at night, there was no parking space. We were given a place where we could park far away. Anyway, we just passed by for one night. Sky Island didn’t have a reserved room and stayed there This is it, later I found that the scenery of Loch Ness seems to be better. But half an hour to the north, there is a cape where you can see dolphins. It is said that you can see them even if you go there. We waited for more than ten minutes to see two dolphins.

With a stay at Inverness Youth Hostel in Inverness, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Inverness Castle and Eastgate Shopping Centre. This hostel is 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Victorian Market and 1 mi (1.7 km) from Inverness Visit Scotland Information Centre.Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and a picnic area.Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli serving guests of Inverness Youth Hostel. Self-serve breakfasts are available daily from 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include luggage storage, laundry facilities, and a vending machine. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 39 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms with showers are provided.