I came across the National Hotel when I took my grandmother out for a meal one Sunday. She…read moresuggested it, and I'm glad that she did. It was easy to park, as there is a car park behind the hotel, and it was easy to get in and to find a seat. They have a dining area, as well as the bar for bar meals. The decor is alright, nothing fancy, but it is clean and well kept. The staff are lovely, very nice, and chirpy. Will chat away with no problems. The portions of the meals you receive is a fair size, value for money, and are delicious. All the produce is local. I never normally take haggis when i'm out, but boy there haggis was out of this world, with a beautiful whiskey sauce. I loved it. The National Hotel is very popular and has many functions here, from weddings, birthday and engagement parties, to funeral teas. The service is outstanding, and I'd recommend it to anyone.

We have stayed at the hotel twice now,. Rooms very spacious, with lovely decor. Menu has a good…read moreselection of food, which is to our liking. You get an excellent pint of lager in the bar. The staff are really friendly and helpful. Will be staying again in yhe future.

What a treasure the Kimberley is for Findhorn. Every time I visit here I try to make the effort to…read morevisit the place to eat at least once, and I've never been disappointed. The fish & chips is the best I have had anywhere, and the portions are enormous - I got two huge pieces of battered haddock that filled the plate to such an extent that I could barely see the chips lurking underneath. I'm not kidding! The specials are also great and well above the standard you might expect from such a small hamlet (two words - seafood platter!), and there's always a choice of 3 or 4 veggie dishes on the board too. Prices are pretty reasonable and certainly don't strain the wallet too much given the size of the portions. Beers are a more standard Belhaven range, but they do always have one speciality real ale on hand pump. Worth booking at weekends as they can get pretty busy.

Great food, huge portions, very friendly and helpful staff. Very crowded, there was not very safe…read morequeue to the bar. But I can recommend - almost perfect place to enjoy food and views.

If you are ever in the vicinity of Balintore, be sure and eat at the Balintore Hotel. I recommend…read moredriving here even if you're staying in Tain or Invergordon. I have also stayed in the hotel several times. They have a marvelous family room with a double bed and 2 twins that look out on the sea.

Clean room with a comfortable bed in a small hotel. If you're staying in Forres and want to be…read morenear the High Street, the Vic is very central. Also, they were open on Christmas and accommodated us so we extra like them.

The location is close to the train station. The hotel is basic, which was fine as we were just…read morepassing through Inverness. Ask for a hair dryer at the front desk if you're in need of it. There's a Bar Café if you want to have breakfast in the mornings.

This is a Travelodge. That means it is a no frills, no amenities, and just the basics. The location…read moreis really good though as it is near the main area with pubs and restaurants and it is very close to the bus and train stations. The breakfast was very very basic for the money they charge you and they did not even offer the pancakes shown on their advertisements. If you only need a place to sleep then it works, but it was not even that inexpensive.

Very nice, economical B&B in a family's large, old home, on a hilltop wooded lot and off street…read moreparking. Quiet location yet easy walk from town center and beach. Breakfast was excellent and plentiful, room was large. Woodlands also has some self-catering rooms with a shared kitchen. The owners also run a convivial pub in the main square. If you can't reach them by phone, try the pub number, 01862 810376

Friendly staff. Had to make a reservation to have dinner…read more Food was tasty. Two had bangers and mash, one had a vegetable tart, and I had the bolonaise pasta. Because we hadn't had a meal since breakfast, we decided to eat early at 5:30. Absolutely no one else in the massive dining room. Reservation required...? Apparently a bus load of people we're delayed. It was built in 1911 and had charm but could use a wee bit of TLC.

We had such a lovely time here - infact we extended our stay! Craigvar is beautifully situated…read moreoverlooking the Square in the unique and charming Victorian Spa village of Strathpeffer. It is a distinctive Grade B listed Georgian house which offers luxury accommodation and wonderful food. We had the blue room - a four poster bed and a large bathroom with a bath on legs! The personal touches in the room include: a welcoming decanter of sherry, fresh fruit, bathrobes as well as a television, direct-dial telephone and a refreshment tray. There is also a lounge for resident's use. On arrival, we were bought tea and shortbread. The dining room is beautiful and has a large piano in it. Would HIGHLY recommend. Slightly more pricey than other B&B's, @ £33pp, but well worth the money.