The Seafield Arms-Cullen

If you want great food then this is the place to go for dinner in Cullen. When chose Bar 19 to eat it. Had a lovely meal of Monkfish curry and the other half had pork belly burger and fries. Food is of a high standard, fresh and beautifully served. Service staff were extremely attentive. Met friends afterwards in the bar and cocktail of the week was Pina Colada, so I had to have one! Good selection of gin and wines and fever tree tonics. Have booked for our anniversary at end of the month. Can't wait.

The website promises fabulous food. It wasn’t, pub food at a push with high end restaurant prices. Whoever the chef is needs a lesson in seasoning and adaptation. A £40 fillet. Not seasoned at all. Served with 3 cherry tomatoes and a mushroom!! Fries are extra and at nearly £5 for fries, I was expecting amazing. They were awful. As a prominent hotel restaurant in the town you expect excellence. I gave it two stars as the staff (all youngsters) tried their best.

My parents had booked a table for 11 for Sunday lunch to celebrate some birthdays. They arrived first and were greeted at reception by a lady who, rather than showing them to their table, pointed them in the general direction. Mum then returned to the desk to ask if she was at the right table as there were three individual tables rather than the table for 11 she had booked - the receptionist told her to push the tables together if she wanted… my mum is in her late 70’s and dad in his 80’s. We arrived slightly later and found the table ourselves. I then took my daughter to the toilet and on asking the receptionist where the toilet was got a short and not especially helpful response. Felt like I was interrupting her chat with the barman. The waiter who served us was very nice and the food was ok but the day was definitely spoilt by the way my parents were treated. I appreciate maybe the lady was maybe having a bad day but we didn’t deserve to be treated like an inconvenience. Manners cost nothing.

I knew to book after being turned away previously and sure enough it was very busy. Food was excellent and of a quality you'd expect for the price. Three of us enjoyed our meals and were happy with the service, we will be back. Outside terrace looked inviting in the sunshine but we ate in the bar.

Excellent hotel. Staff. from receptionist to restraint and bar staff very friendly and efficient. Room facilities were excellent and the room was very clean. Only had afternoon tea, which was excellent, and breakfast but the evening meals that we saw being served in the bistro looked very good. Only downside was that the hotel doesn’t have a lift and we were on the 2nd floor. There were 40 steps to the room. Fortunately we only had small overnight bags with us.

Fabulous hotel to stay at staff always polite and friendly, rooms great cant fault any of it would highly recommend staying there

A really great relaxing stay. Staff were warm and professional across the board. Food was fresh and local. Surroundings felt luxurious.

This was a great experience, the hotel is well situated in a stunning village, main street. It is tastefully and beautifully decorated. Our room was very comfortable and cosy, the bathroom was excellent, particualrly the strong shower. Everything was truely perfect and we enjoyed our stay. The icing on the cake was the quality of the food in the restaurant, a delight for gourmets. Artfully prepared food and yet not pretentious. A very comprehensive menu, fresh ingredients, a culinary delight. The breakfast matched the two dinners we had there. Good wine, good service.

One night stay with dinner. Hotel has been completely refurbished. Helpful and friendly staff.Dinner was good, especially the Cullen Skink, but disappointed there was no fish as a main dish on the menu. The bedroom was well equipped, comfortable and clean. One minor issue was the seats in The Findlater Lounge bar and also in The Grant Dining Room were somewhat low.