Scourie Hotel, Scourie
About the Hotel
Scourie Hotel, located in Sutherland north of Ullapool, began as a fortified house in the 16th century. It offers award-winning hospitality amidst stunning landscapes, including views of the scenic Scourie Bay. The hotel has a long-standing reputation for exceptional trout and salmon fishing.
Location
Situated along the North Coast 500 route, the hotel enjoys a remote location with access to breathtaking coastal scenery. The ScotRail service connects from Inverness to Lairg, followed by a bus to Scourie. Parking is available at the hotel, and access to local attractions is simple with car or ferry options.
Rooms
The hotel features twenty-one stylish bedrooms, some with scenic views of Scourie Bay and nearby peaks. Each room is equipped with feather duvets, Egyptian cotton linen, and luxurious towels. For added comfort, illuminated de-misting mirrors and high-quality toiletries are provided.
Eat & Drink
Dining at Scourie Hotel showcases local ingredients with a daily-changing three-course menu priced at £42.00 per head. Guests can enjoy freshly crafted dishes prepared using produce from the hotel's kitchen garden and local seafood. The bar offers real ales, fine wines, and an extensive selection of craft gins.
Leisure & Business
A comfortable lounge is available for relaxation, featuring a fire for colder days and views over the hotel's garden. Outdoor activities include access to various fishing beats, bird watching trips to Handa Island, and golfing opportunities in nearby areas. Business facilities are not highlighted, but the idyllic setting is conducive to informal meetings.
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Facilities
General
- Wi-Fi
Guest Parking
- Electric kettle
Room features
- Sitting area
- Ironing facilities
Bathroom
- Free toiletries
Self-catering
- Electric kettle
Room decor
- Carpeted floor
Location
Reviews and Ratings
During our stay at this hotel, we had a mixed experience. The proximity to various attractions was convenient, but the room's location near the kitchen extractor created both noise and unpleasant odors. The service was warm and welcoming despite facing challenges like a power outage upon our arrival. The dining experience had its ups and downs with tasty food but occasional shortages. Overall, a stay at this hotel had its highlights and drawbacks.
My stay at the hotel was overall pleasant. The room was well-stocked with toiletries but unfortunately adjacent to a noisy exhaust fan that disrupted the peace throughout the day. The service was exemplary, with the host going out of their way to make both me and my furry companion feel welcome. Although the location was a bit dark and in need of better lighting, it was still convenient for exploring North Scotland. The dining experience had its ups and downs, with some delays in service but delicious food in the end.
The hotel was conveniently located on the NC500 route, although a little dark and in need of better lighting, especially during rainy weather. The rooms were a bit tired and had a slight damp smell, and being reserved only for Booking. com guests could be restrictive. The service was excellent, efficient, and very friendly, with a missed opportunity to introduce guests. Dining was somewhat disappointing due to ingredient shortages, but apologetic staff made amends during check-out. Overall, a comfortable stay with some room for improvement.
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