I use to be regular visitor, 35 years ago, so stopped by for a trip down memory lane. It was…read moremid-afternoon when we got there, but Stuart let us in to sit and have a pint. Very gracious, pleasant conversation and pleasant atmosphere. Will be retuning for a longer visit in the future.

The hotel property is beautiful outside but inside is mismanaged, unprofessional employees, boring,…read moredusty and outdated, over expensive, mediocre food, scary and with a strong musty smell that make me sick and fled the hotel the second day. The second day when I did my early check out, they charge me a full third night as a penalty for leaving early. Definitely, not happy with their "policy" which I wasn't informed. It was really a very uncomfortable experience. There are very nice, less expensive and clean B&Bs in the area. What I paid for two nights there, I paid in a B&Bs around for 10 nights. Definitely I will not go back to this Hotel.

This is a really nice medium sized wedding venue/restaurant/bar/hotel just south of Forres, about a…read more30 minute walk from the town centre (I know because I walked it on Sunday morning). The staff are very friendly, food is good, and the beer and whisky selection is good too. The only negative is the price, with a bottle of local beer at £5.15 and a half pint of ale £2.50.

My husband and I were recently married at The Knockomie…read moreHotel, and the whole day was absolutely wonderful. The staff were fantastic from start to finish, very accommodating of any changes we had to make, and the ceremony and reception went perfectly. Johnnie and Yassmin especially were so helpful and informative, and we really felt special on our big day. All the staff at The Knockomie made our wedding day a fantastic experience for us and for our guests, who all had a wonderful time. Impeccable service, fabulous food, attention to detail and perfect planning made for an experience we would highly recommend to anyone. We will definitely be returning to stay for our anniversary next year!

Unbelievable...but real B&B about 30 mins outside Inverness and 20 minutes from the airport…read more Just off the main road is an oasis of several acres of trees and gardens and a B&B. Beautiful large main building housing the restaurant, sitting room and perhaps guest rooms. Beyond that are cottages and our 4-room (all small) apartment called The Writer's Room. We walked from the main house through a beautiful English country garden to get there. Stunning, even in September w grasses, blooming plants and pebble paths. Just beyond that is an orchard of fruit trees..we picked an apple plus fresh apples and plums were in a bowl in our room. The four rooms included a small bathroom w shower (sorry, no bath), a large writers room that included a desk, two sitting chairs and a fireplace, and a small kitchen that led into the bedroom. Towels were plush and large. The space was cozy with beautiful wooden beams across each one of the rooms. And wait, for the best part. From our greeting at the front door to all of the servers at the restaurant, all of the hotel staff were young, sprightly and extremely personable. We did not pre-book our restaurant reservations, but we probably should have. The restaurant was definitely a destination restaurant. We had options of either two or three course à la cart menu or a 7-course surprise menu. We opted for the à la cart and it was truly wonderful. The plating and food were Michelin quality but at a slightly lesser price point. Our only disappointment was that we only booked this for night and that we had to depart at 6 AM for a very early flight. Next time we will stay for at least two nights. Kudos to management and the staff.

Staff is friendly and attentive. Room was first class, large well appointed and comfortable. Meal…read morewas unbelievable value - portions were generous. Cod main was perfectly cooked and excellent combination of flavors. Venison and wild mushroom main was outstanding. Cheese course definitely large enough to share for two, might actually work for three. Desserts perfect. Highly recommended.

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.

Can only talk about the bar and not the hotel. It's a decent local pub and serves food and a good…read morerange of drinks. They also have a pub quiz on Tuesday nights. Had a nice evening there.

After a very unpleasant and ultra expensive two nights staying at the Ramnee Hotel, by chance, I…read morefound this lovely B&B. The property is a beautiful stone Victorian house well and detailed kept outside and inside. The rooms and the Breakfast areas are very warm and cozy, spotless clean. The owners, Kenneth and Graham make you feel welcome at anytime and at home. They have always, a courteous, smiley, positive helpful and professional attitude. The breakfast are deliciously made with fresh ingredients that make you feel ready to enjoy the day! I definitely will come back and I recommend it! Way to go Kenneth and Graham!! As Scots say: 'Slainte Mhath' instead of the English 'Cheers'.

Just messaged them on hoping to visit with a group of friends and they told me they are leaving and…read moresent me elsewhere. No explanation as to why?

It's a nice small little bar tucked away down a street that doesn't seem to attract much attention…read more Service was great and so were the chips. Great variety of drinks to be had at the bar as well. Very friendly people that come in there and easy to strike up a conversation with anyone there.

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.