After calling 7 or 8 places, none of which would be open at 8:30 (after our round at Royal…read moreDornoch), Morangie House could accommodate our group of 7. We were so pleased that they were the place we landed on. They were so friendly, the food was amazing, and they didn't rush us out, even though the kitchen was closing shortly after we arrived. We were staying nearby and sad that we weren't staying there. Our group had the crab cake, king prawns, and smoked salmon starters. For entrees we had the steak, bolognese, venison, burger and steak pie. Then several had the brownie and sticky toffee pudding. I have to say that we'd been having sticky toffee pudding everywhere we've been and this was, by far, the best we've had. I didn't get pictures of the desserts because they were eaten so quickly. Don't hesitate to go here.

Great location, helpful staff and good food…read more Very close to Glenmorangie Distillery and to Dornoch. Would come again without hesitation.

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.

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.

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.

Poor service all around: uncomfortable mattress, no bath soap in shower, restaurant order messed up.read more

We ate at the restaurant at the hotel which had good Scottish comfort food. The service was lacking…read morebut it was crowded. The food was fair.

Nice wee bar and restaurant, fish & chips were good and service was quick…read more Moderate prices and a good selection of local dishes.

Beautiful rooms, great manager and fabulous full Scottish breakfast! Highly recommended!read more

Great restaurant inside with great beer! I recommend Belhaven beer which is local and great! Food…read moreis great too! Best chips I've had since leaving America.

I can,t think of a more pleasant place to sit on a warm summer,s evening than the outside tables at…read morethe Kimberley . Fab views and a great inn , what,s not to like . Staff are pleasant and helpful and there is a good choice of food including specials and veggie dishes . There is also a good selection of beers and whisky and a roomy area for meals . I had a veggie burger which was tasty and accompanied with the proverbial fries and onion rings . Having been on the go all day it was well received as was my companion,s who had the steak burger . The Kimberley is renowned for fresh fish dishes as well , the fish and chips drifted by us for someone else and it was well presented and great portions . We sat content for ages thereafter, soaking up the ambience and rays . Will definitely return sometime.

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.