Bunchrew House

Audrey Petes (12.08.2017 16:51)
Great traditional food with very high quality service. Enjoyed our dinner here very much. The venison was amazing and perfectly cooked and the baba was a nice end to the meal. Cheese portion was huge and probably should be split. Beautiful view and tons of available parking

Elizabeth Wells (09.07.2017 20:30)
I loved my stay here. My mother and I stayed here for a couple of nights on our trip around Inverness. We spent an entire day at the hotel just relaxing. The staff were amazing. They were very helpful and attentive. They were easy to talk to and find whenever we needed something. The place was very laid back and relaxed; we never felt out of place in our jeans. We got afternoon tea and it was excellent. Too bad we didn't have room for the 2 or 3 course dinner that night. We opted to just get the soup and it was the best soup we ever had. We even got it with handmade bread. It was so relaxing and calming. The grounds were beautiful.
The only reason I am taking one star off is because of a couple things with the room. We lost power at one point (but only for a couple of minutes). The wifi was a bit weak and took some trying to get it to work. The fan in the bathroom was quite loud and the hot water was slow in the bathtub and sink. But these things were so small compared to the hotel as a whole. The room had a lovely view over the front of the building. The common areas were lovely with fireplaces and plenty of comfortable seating and tables. I would gladly stay here again and am considering it for my honeymoon!

william hall (24.06.2017 16:01)
Very Beautiful building and our suite was very nice with great furnishings. The bar and dining areas are great places to spend the enjoy a drama and a meal. The breakfast was excellent as well. The grounds and location are very nice to walk around with an excellent view of the water.

Mark Fraser (31.05.2017 16:09)
Absolutely amazing! Incredibly wonderful staff, views and accommodations. Every meal prepared by a VERY talented chef. I can't recommend this enough for anyone wanting a quiet and peaceful stay in the Scottish highlands!

John Machell (10.05.2017 12:44)
Wonderful looking place on the side of the Moray Firth set in large gardens. Dog friendly. Best described as faded elegance there is a need to update and refit the rooms, and the gardens need a lot of work - which has begun. Food exceptional but not cheap. Staff very welcoming and accommodating. Lovely romantic getaway woth fabulous views.

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