Stopped in for tea and a pint after visiting the priory…read more Great service. Friendly people and a warm fire in the hearth. Beautiful cheese tray featuring local cheeses, strawberries and fresh currants. Nice beer selection. Tea was perfect with a plate of savory finger sandwiches and a plate of small cakes. Very generous portions and reasonable prices.

We ate at the restaurant at the hotel which had good Scottish comfort food. The service was lacking…read morebut it was crowded. The food was fair.

Incredible experience!! Our hostess did everything she could to make sure we had a great time and…read morefelt cared for In the room, there was coffee, a coffee machine, chocolates, hot chocolate mix, many different teas, biscuits, cups, saucers, and bottled water. The beds were so comfy, and the overall room is amazing. She even made her own jam for breakfast. I would come again in a heartbeat.

This is a wonderful place to stay. Welcoming, great location, and a truly wonderful breakfast…read more Elenor was a wonderful host. Can not wait to come back!

Outstanding in every way. 1. Accoms: clean, comfortable,…read moreand the owner and staff will do anything to make your accommodation perfect in every way. 2. Atmosphere: old elegant historic yet Scottish charmed and on point. 3. Food: not what we expected. Surprisingly high end 3-3.5 Michelin Stars and exceptionally crafted. Cooked to perfection. Keep the chef and kitchen staff. Every meal was spot on; fresh, tasty, and picture ready. Breakfast was also outstanding. A full Scottish breakfast was undeniably memorable. 4. Service: 5 star. Every staff member we interacted with had the exact amount of decorum and judgement to make every guest feel welcomed and comfortable. 5. Owners: charming, and interact with guests doing whatever is needed to treat you like a VIP. WE WILL RETURN!! Thank you for the memory.

This was an excellent hotel. Very clean. The menu for dinner was excellent and the food was top…read morenotch. The staff was totally professional and makes you very comfortable. The whole theme was to relax.

Nice wee bar and restaurant, fish & chips were good and service was quick…read more Moderate prices and a good selection of local dishes.

The Clansman offers lovely views of the Loch, but for tonight anyway, that was all if offered. I…read morewent with my family and parents to get some dessert--just a party of 6--and it felt like we were conspicuously avoided by all the staff. We were there for over half an hour, and after my parents were given their preliminary order of tea, we essentially became invisible. I might have been more understanding and patient if the restaurant had been busy, but it was a quiet Tuesday evening where not even half the tables were filled and there were numerous waiters and waitresses who didn't seem particularly harried. So we finally got up and left. One of the staff thanked me on my way out and I wanted to say, "For what?" Also, for all the lovely views of the Loch, I couldn't stop my eyes from being drawn to the half-dozen massive flies skittering across the windows. Gross. Disappointed.

I didn't stay at this hotel but I did shop at their gift shop: Loch Ness Nessie Shop. We had time…read morebefore and after our Loch Ness cruise to shop here before moving on to our next destination. They have a lot of Scottish souvenirs here along with some essentials like tissues and cough drops. They had a lot of Nessie stuffed dolls and stuffed Highland coos (cows). They even had Nessie condoms if you believe it. The staff was really kind and efficient. I found these really cute Scottie dog earrings in sterling silver here. They also sell whiskey and lots of it. They had gift sets but won't sell any alcohol before 10 am. I bought a few bottles and a small souvenir gift set of Isle of Islay single malt whiskey. They did not permit photos to be taken inside the gift shop.

Really enjoyed our stay here…read more Quiet and rooms did the job. Staff here was amazing! The view was spectacular.

We have been in the UK for a week and a half and have stayed many places. The service,…read moreaccommodations and beauty of Loch Ness Lodge cannot be beat. Yarrow is (I hope I'm spelling correctly) an incredibly helpful and kind host. He made our stay perfect. We unfortunately arrived late but he made us a beautiful charcuterie with a wonderful drink in front of a cozy fire. Our night could not have been better. The next morning Gabriel made our breakfast and coffee experience so delightful. We are so happy we found such an amazing place to stay!

Rate 5-star review. Why? Well, the service and employees are amazing. The rooms are CLEAN albeit a…read moretouch small (it is an over 300 year old inn). The restaurant food is incredible and the breakfast basic for £6 is great for on the go with a full breakfast at £12. Andrew is the owner and his entire staff is amazing. I cannot recommend this place more. We found it coming into Inverness with nothing booked and really struck gold. We will re-route our next trip through Scotland just to stay and visit our new friends again. Honestly, this is a great one-owner, small town inn I've read about and never experienced... until now!

We had a wonderful stay in this beautiful hotel. The staff were friendly and helpful. We had dinner…read morethere a few nights and the food was delicious! I enjoyed the venison the most! I let the bar tender know that I enjoyed a specific Speyside whisky and he recommended a Balvenie that was tasty and comparable. We had a beautiful loch view from our room and I enjoyed waking up with the sunrise over the loch outside of our window. We caught the end of storm Amy and the week was pretty wet and chilly but the Bunchrew House Hotel also happily kept us warm! We'd been traveling for a couple of weeks so we had quite a bit of laundry to be done and the hotel also offers a laundry service and that worked out nicely as well. I would definitely recommend staying here and I would stay here again when we revisit Inverness.

We stayed at the Bunchrew House for two nights and absolutely loved it. The house is lovely and the…read moreservice provided was excellent. Our room was a little warm the first night but upon letting the staff know, we were moved to a new room the next day. I do not remember the room name but it was a classic room as opposed to their superior rooms. The restaurant manager went out of his way to help us get to town when all the taxis were one hour wait times. The bartender made a phone call for us to get in to a busy bar we wanted to visit. We also enjoyed the breakfast and dinner here - all around a great place to stay made even better by the staff.

I almost don't want to tell anyone how much I loved this place and the people who own/work there…read morebecause I want to keep it for myself. Everything was wonderful. The house itself is glorious. It was built in 1637 so you can understand the creaky uneven stairs and such. But, the rooms were comfortable and cozy. The staff, especially Karen, we're so lovely and really us feel at home. The food was spectacular and the whisky delicious. I even got my doggy fix as they let me play fetch with their lab in the evening. Best part of our trip to Scotland.