This property contains both the Loch Ness bunk-house & the Loch Ness Inn. When they could not fit…read moreour family in at the B&B Inn for our whole stay they suggested we take a family room in the bunk house for one of our nights. So having taken a family of four to both Ill give you some tips. They are both lovely ways to stay but if you want your kids close and safe while still having a door between you for alone time with your partner stay in the inn. If you plan to make your own meals to save money stay in the bunkhouse. But even if you choose the bunkhouse it's worth paying for a breakfast in the Inn.

Hotel- very cute on a small river. Rooms are very uncomfortable climate wise as there are no fans…read moreand no screens on windows. Would have been perfect if we could have opened a window instead of sweating it out all night due to bugs. Restaurant- most servers were pleasant except for the manager type who was very rude and dismissive. The food was all fantastic!

We found ourselves needing to spend a few nights in the area and The Whitebridge briefly became our…read morehome away from home - our dining room and bedroom each night. The Whitebridge has a long reputation for being a local staple as well as a community support. This comes as no surprise as it is comfortable, traditional (maybe a little eccentric), and features local produce and goods. Built in 1899, it has retained all the charm that visitors to the area might hope for. Our party had several meals there (breakfast and dinner) and found the food and service to be very good. We made certain to book a reservation each evening to be sure we could dine comfortably and found the dining room to be full more often than not. My favorite menu item may be the Angry Stag, a Highland spiced venison burger with applewood smoked chaddar, sriracha mayo, and house-made pickled jalapenos. I can also speak well of their lasagna, which I found to be hearty and filling. The pub is well-stocked with an extensive selection of Scottish whisky, regionally-produced small-batch gins, and local ales. I enjoyed a new-to-me gin (and tonic) each evening I was there. The Whitebridge had just changed hands the week before our arrival (early November 2025) which will, no doubt, influence the feel of the place in the years to come. As the new owners are aware of the place The Whitebridge holds in the area, I imagine that will only be enhanced. Things to know: * The Whitebridge's picturesque location means it is not close to petrol or other services. * Loch Ness is close. Travel time to the southern end (Fort Augustus) is about 20 minutes. About 40 minutes north to Inverness. * The Whitebridge is dog-friendly.

We had a large group. From USA. Food was tremendous. Service extraordinary Wonderful surprise…read more Local casque beer Happy Chappie. Was fantastic. Going again tomorrow. Excellent wine selections as well. Don't miss this venue when in Loch Ness.

I almost had to give a one…read more.. But I think because of the professionalism with the service and the decor and what not, I didn't think it was a complete miss. I have had way worster experiences and I feel like these reviews are more for the hotel itself rather than just the restaurant itself so I do want to be somewhat fair. With all that being said... I can't confidently recommend the restaurant here. The Caesar salad was literally the only thing that was somewhat edible. I had been in Scotland for almost a week at this point and it was also the first time that I had ever been charged for water. That was something I kinda wished they would have mentioned to us if they were going to do that. That's not cool man. It really comes off as shady. For food I ordered the Seafood Risotto and there was practically no flavor. When I asked my friends how they felt about their dishes, it was unanimous around the table. Maybe the chef just quit the night before and they were trying to make do with what they have and know? It's just weird right? You see the pictures and see how cool The Inch looks inside and out and just figure if they have a restaurant that it's going to have at least "some" form of quality to the food. But there was none to be found unfortunately and you are left just feeling like this place is a tourist trap. So yea can't recommend the food here. Then again it is a small area. Maybe that's just all the people know? It'd be really sad if that was actually the case. My only hope is that the staying there for the night is an actual 5 star experience.

We could not have had a better experience! The hotel as well as the restaurant. This is the one…read morehotel from our two week trip that stands out more than any. When we checked in the lovely girl came outside to greet us. It was the sweetest hotel check in ever!! Our room was lovely. There's a huge living room with a fireplace that they lit downstairs. That was my favorite place to hang out. There was also chairs outside overlooking the lake and it was so quiet and peaceful at night. And there's a little hike behind the hotels to the waterfall. It was absolutely beautiful and peaceful. The food in the restaurant was superior. They rent out the whole place for weddings and I'm trying to talk my best friend into getting married there it was so great.

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.

We didn't stay at the hotel but we did dine here one night. They were very accommodating and…read morefriendly and the dining room was very cozy. The food was also very good: my husband ordered the steak pie and I had the bacon burger. The smoked salmon appetizer was also delicious. I recommend the restaurant to anyone passing through!

A great place to stay. They were very accommodating to our needs and dietary requests. Clean and…read morecomfortable beds, great food and nice brews. Plenty of places to walk to and enjoy scenery.

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!

It was inevitable, I had to do it, the draw inexorable and pure…read more So, after a couple "scotch fudges" (fudge with a scotch whiskey inside) to warm my guts, I suited up in my 4/3 wetsuit, climbed down from the ruins and paddled across Loch Ness. I don't know anyone who's done this and it was across one of the thinnest links to the other side, but I did it. I paddled my surfboard across Loch Ness. Was I scared of "Nessie", the prehistoric monster that supposedly lurks beneath these cold, dark waters? Naw, I even splashed around a bit to see if I got her attention. Nothing. As I figured. My bf thought I was crazy for doing it but I thought he was the crazy one for not. (We're no longer together) I peeled out of my suit, fingers frozen to the bone from the cold, ate a couple more of the fudges and headed back to the hotel to dine and swap Nessie tales with the visitors and proprietors. I didn't have to pay for one drink all night long. But I think I got sick from the venison. The "Drum" hotel was warm, close to the loch, had a small cafe and offered pack lunches to take for walks along the shore. And everybody wanted to hear my Nessie story. I would've made headlines world-wide had I been eaten. "Aye, Robin Z, a brave American lass, eaten by Nessie, how tragic. So what's for dinner? Not venison again, I hope." The lore continues.

For the price and location it's hard to find a better place to stay near Loch Ness. The staff were…read moreall exceptionally friendly and helpful and the fish 'n' chips at the hotel restaurant was delicious. A free breakfast each morning and having boat tours of Loch Ness originating from right in front of the hotel were also convenient. On the negative side there was no alarm clock to be found in the room, the telephone did not work, the bed was too firm for my liking and the walls were extremely thin which made sleeping difficult at times. Overall I was happy with my experience at Drumnadrochit Hotel.

This is a really nice little guest house over looking Loch Ness. They serve lovely breakfast and…read moreevening meals in the convervatory. The rooms are a bit dated but the views are worth it. There is plenty to do in the surrounding area and a walk to the Falls of Foyers is definately recommended. This is a great place to get away from it all, enjoy some relaxtion and fresh air and you never know what you might see out on the Loch!!

I booked this accommodation for a 2 day business trip finding it difficult to get nearer the town…read morecentre. I travelled from Glasgow and got held up with two different road accidents. I telephoned at 7.30 to notify them I was going to be late, and nobody answered my call. I carried on with my journey and struggled to get a signal until I was about 40 mins away from arriving. I explained what had happened with traffic on the road @10.30pm, and was told your not getting in here now "We are shut". says Dave the proprietor! I said to him you can't do that I have no where to go tonight and am travelling alone. The response was "Goodbye" in a sarcastic tone. I was left in a state of panic! So please be very aware of the disgusting behaviour. I managed to get a hotel just near the airport, and can honestly say that I was traumatised and could not believe in this day and age that any hotelier would leave anybody especially a woman at risk in a town that is unfamiliar and 4 hours away from there home. I wish I had read the reviews before booking.

This was the worst lodging we have ever had. For the cost of the EF Go Ahead tour there is no…read moreexcuse for this place to be on the accommodations list. This isn't one of their cheap school education tours. We contacted the place ahead of time to make arrangements for a larger bed, multiple beds, anything to help us because we unfortunately are not small people. The place said that EF would have to contact them. I contacted EF twice on this subject well in advance of departure and was told they would make a note for us to be accommodated. We received the world's smallest room with an equally small bed. When I inquired about a different room with other bed options I was informed twi all rooms were the same. After speaking with other guests that is not the case. We found a room with two twin beds. We found a room with a queen and two twins. Our room had wallpaper peeling off. There were large swatches that were dirty. We had no hot water and had to go ask to have it turned on for our room. When we finally got hot water it couldnt decide if it wanted to burn off our skin or freeze us like ice cubes. The room was stifling hot even with the window open and there were only multiple blankets on the bed. No top sheet to use as a blanket. The bathroom floor feels like we are walking on sponges. Not a comforting feeling wondering if you are going to fall through. Everything felt dirty. Though they advertise that they have WIFI, DO NOT plan on it working. For kids away from their parents this is probably okay. For adults that still need to check into work and take care of adult things this was unacceptable. With the exception of the food server Patience, who was very sweet, the rest of the staff was unpleasant and gave off the impression that we were just bothering them. They would interject themselves into private conversations then get mad because we had somehow interrupted them. Left us scratching our heads in bewilderment. Would NEVER stay at this place again. If you have to stay here, avoid room #2. This hotel does not reflect well on EF Go Ahead tours!!!

Great service from Leanne and her team. Good meal and good people. Keep up the good work and…read moreimprovements!