Muthu Newton Hotel (Near Inverness Airport)

amazing location and price, staff were amazing. cow farm next door!

Had a lovely stay in a superior room with lovely views out to the Firth. The rooms were a little bit jaded but clean and comfortable, staff were friendly and helpful.

A good stay at this Nairn hotel. It was further from Inverness than we expected but that was no big problem as Nairn is such a nice little town to explore so the hotel ended up being perfect. Clean, good service and with a welcoming smile from a great reception desk. It is a bit creaky but once everyone had settled down I had a decent sleep and the breakfast was excellent. Thank you.

This hotel is located in a beautiful old manor home that has been restored and renovated for centuries. It is truly unique. There are lots of sitting rooms, and the decoration is very eclectic. I love the sculptures and art they have everywhere. My room was large and very comfortable. The bed was amazingly comfortable. I really liked the showers … they had high pressure and the water got warm very quickly. The hotel is small and very homey. I would definitely stay here again. It is extremely charming.

A large old hotel, set in beautiful grounds with view of the sea. Looks a place set up for weddings but had only a dozen or so guests. Reception and bar staff, super friendly and helpful. Room was a little dated but most importantly in relation to cost was super. Really clean, all amenities and a great shower. Breakfast was again excellent, helpful and attentive staff. Thoroughly recommend this place. For the price it's the best stay we have had in a long while

Stayed here for 2 nights in October last year - just got round to doing some reviews. We stayed for a wedding. The building itself is superb, very old and grand looking. The reception and other areas are all period correct. I have to mark this down to 3 stars though as there were quite a few issues with this hotel; 1) It's very dated inside. Whilst I appreciate they want to keep it period correct, the furniture in rooms is very old and showing a lot of signs of use. The TV in our room didn't work properly - the remote had the battery cover missing and they used tape in it's place. The "OK" button in the middle to actually select anything had broken off, so it was really hard to use the TV. WiFi was very slow and patchy throughout the hotel. Generally, it looks like it was last furnised in the 80's, and whilst everywhere has had a lick of paint since then, it definitely feels very dated inside. 2) The restaurant service was horrendous. Arrived 7pm thereabouts and the service was incredibly slow. I think it took us about 2 hours to get our food from sitting down receiving it. We had to ask several times for an update. I dont think this hotel has a star rating, but I'd probably give it a 3 star, very generously. For what they charge though, in comparison to hotels in the area, I'd expect it to be a minimum of a 4 star. It was one of the most expensive hotels I've stayed in, in Scotland. I just stayed (March 24) in the Kingsmills Hotel in Inverness - 4 star hotel. It was cheaper, and stayed for 1 night longer! Their hotel is on another league too. I won't be coming back to this one I am afraid.

Beautifully set in the gardens and well maintained with very very helpful staff

We had a lovely Saturday evening at the Muthu. The staff were attentive, polite and welcoming. The food was delicious and the service was flawless. Dylan was a delight and it was a pleasure to meet him. We usually visit the hotel a couple of times a year and this year didn’t disappoint.