The Scourie Lodge B&B was fantastic. The house is beautiful, comfortable, modern amenities. There…read moreis a gorgeous garden with a pond, apple trees, green house, places for sitting and writing, etc. There is a wooded area behind the house. They serve a big Scottish breakfast with local, quality foods. Angus and ET were very friendly and helpful. Angus made several suggestions for places for us to explore and hike. We found them (thanks to his maps and good directions) the places he suggested were beautiful. I'd be happy to go back to Scourie Lodge.

fantastic place to stay! the weather was pretty wild on our visit but still had a great week. in…read morewalking distance to the local pub and great views all around!

This review is for the restaurant portion of the hotel. My boyfriend and i ate here three times in…read morea two day period and every meal was lovely. Wonderful food and the service was fanastic.

What a great little restaurant! Warm friendly staff, no frills but they seem honestly happy to see…read moreyou. A couple of Orkney ales on tap - very tasty. Creative and well-presented menu. If the owners read this, I would say that their dishes are delicious and sophisticated in their own right - tasty fresh fish, great potatoes, flavorful meat - and there is no need to add pathetic little olives or package haggis into a pakora! Their food is great and doesn't need these unnecessary "embellishments". Anyway, I have been texting my friends about how awesome food in NW Scotland is, and this little gem is a great example!!

nice place for a drink, even has a pool table, electronic darts calculator and juke box. Good food.read more

Great people working the hotel pub. Not much else nearby, we arrived after the kitchen had closed…read morebut were treated to a delish Scotch Egg (a boiled egg wrapped in sausage, breaded, and deep-fried) with mashed potatoes and gravy to go with a pint of McEwan's.

Nice pub with great food. We enjoyed the special catch of the day: monkfish, one battered and one…read morebreaded. Both excellent. With chips and salad. And wine and local beer.

We only spent a night at the Borgie Lodge Hotel while travelling the North Coast 500 route…read more We particularly enjoyed having a drink in the spacious lounge before our delicious dinner (the lamb steak was really good). The breakfast, scrambled eggs with salmon in my case, was also really tasty. The rooms themselves are mid size and well equipped, and internet connection is fast when available. The only issue we had was that one of the rooms had a separate bathroom, which was not always available, because sometimes guests who had one on their own used it, too. It may also need some refurbishment at some point, possibly removing the carpets to have it easier to clean. However, the others staying at bathrooms within the room had no complaints at all.

Stayed here while doing the North Coast 500 drive with husband. The Hotel overlooking the Kyle of…read moreTongue, Ben Loyal and Castle Varrich. The hotel was built in the 1800s. Our room still has some original wood paneling and antique furnitures. It's like living in the past. We hiked the Varrich Castle ruins. The restaurant food is okay nothing spectacular. There was a complimentary sherry our room. I do recommend this place.

the girl that checked us in is fantastic (Lorraine)and friendly.she is very efficient and even…read morethough she is young she is obviously a person that takes pride in what she does. I wasn't expecting the room to be as comfortable as it is (unsure why) it's large with a big and clean bathroom. great view and comfy bed (afternoon nap). will be back again when fat Jimmy hits the highlands again

I booked this place back in February 2024 for a one night stay on the 2nd September, I made a…read moremistake in the booking and put August instead of September and the hotel refused to allow a date change and I paid the full amount up front. What a disgusting way to do business! To add insult to injury they sent me reminders prior to my incorrect check in.I am a great believer in carma and today I found some, we had lunch at the Crofters Kitchen where the chef who previously worked at that hotel has now set up business, a great loss for them but a win for all NC500 adventurers. I am now staying at the Eddrachilles and boy do they know about customer service.