Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
We came for a one-night stay. We fell in love with the ambience and comfort and inquired about staying a second night. Classy but not stuffy, very helpful staff, service was excellent, owners are genuinely proud and roll up their sleeves to help guests feel at home, and here you do indeed. The meals in the restaurant were freshly and very exquisitely prepared and presented. We felt pampered during our stay. There are great trails and a neat waterfall nearby.
We came for a one-night stay. We fell in love with the ambience and comfort and inquired about staying a second night. Classy but not stuffy, very helpful staff, service was excellent, owners are genuinely proud and roll up their sleeves to help guests feel at home, and here you do indeed. The meals in the restaurant were freshly and very exquisitely prepared and presented. We felt pampered during our stay. There are great trails and a neat waterfall nearby.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed September 6, 2014Reviewed September 6, 2014
The staff at the Culloden House could not have been more helpful - from arrival, to meal service and through departure. We were a party of five and occupied three rooms - which they expertly assigned to us in close proximity The Hotel is an antique but the interiors are fabulous, bathrooms are modern and the maintenance is top notch. There is no sacrifice of comfort to preserve the antiques. The quality of foods and beverrages are on par with the quality of the Hotel. We knew our 5:00 a.m....
The staff at the Culloden House could not have been more helpful - from arrival, to meal service and through departure. We were a party of five and occupied three rooms - which they expertly assigned to us in close proximity The Hotel is an antique but the interiors are fabulous, bathrooms are modern and the maintenance is top notch. There is no sacrifice of comfort to preserve the antiques. The quality of foods and beverrages are on par with the quality of the Hotel. We knew our 5:00 a.m....
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed February 11, 2016Reviewed February 11, 2016
We really enjoyed our stay at the Highland Bear Lodge. Very easy to find using the instructions found on their website. We took the opportunity to book the outdoor jacuzzi and it was well worth it, with beautiful views over the valley and lots of wildlife to spot.
The facilities were to the highest standard, and Mark and Rachel were most helpful with some great suggestions on where to go and what to see. We took their suggestions to see Dunrobin castle, Culloden moore and the nearby pictish...
We really enjoyed our stay at the Highland Bear Lodge. Very easy to find using the instructions found on their website. We took the opportunity to book the outdoor jacuzzi and it was well worth it, with beautiful views over the valley and lots of wildlife to spot.
The facilities were to the highest standard, and Mark and Rachel were most helpful with some great suggestions on where to go and what to see. We took their suggestions to see Dunrobin castle, Culloden moore and the nearby pictish...
I stayed at a room in this nice house located at walking distance from the town center and the train station.
Breakfast was delicious.
Easy parking.
Kim was very knowledgeable and friendly.
She gave me several useful tips.
The surrounding area was peaceful and beautiful.
I stayed at a room in this nice house located at walking distance from the town center and the train station.
Breakfast was delicious.
Easy parking.
Kim was very knowledgeable and friendly.
She gave me several useful tips.
The surrounding area was peaceful and beautiful.
Wonderful hosts, very accommodating. Lovely spot with a view of the Isle of Mull across the bay. Had one of the best pasta meals in my life. Well worth the drive.
Wonderful hosts, very accommodating. Lovely spot with a view of the Isle of Mull across the bay. Had one of the best pasta meals in my life. Well worth the drive.
Jerry
Reviewed October 22, 2023Reviewed October 22, 2023
A delightful bed and breakfast with attentive staff, several unexpected amenities and a delicious hot breakfast. We were greeted at check-in by Hanna who showed us our room, was curious about our journey and explained the features of the house. In the room, there were bath robes and slippers. Breakfast the next morning had all the Scottish favorites as well as a full complement of breads and cereals. I highly recommend Guisachen Guest House.
A delightful bed and breakfast with attentive staff, several unexpected amenities and a delicious hot breakfast. We were greeted at check-in by Hanna who showed us our room, was curious about our journey and explained the features of the house. In the room, there were bath robes and slippers. Breakfast the next morning had all the Scottish favorites as well as a full complement of breads and cereals. I highly recommend Guisachen Guest House.
Ron
Reviewed October 31, 2026Reviewed October 31, 2026
Great food and service. The concierge was so helpful and welcoming; all staff were wonderful. The room was big and spacious, with a hot shower. Thank you!
Great food and service. The concierge was so helpful and welcoming; all staff were wonderful. The room was big and spacious, with a hot shower. Thank you!
Maria
Reviewed October 25, 2023Reviewed October 25, 2023
During our 2-week visit to Scotland, I managed to catch RSV. I was miserable. And by the time we reached Portree, I was struggling to breathe. My husband spoke to the Cuillin Hills hotel staff about how to go about seeing a doctor and they immediately got to helping us out. The desk staff spent over an hour on hold with the NHS to help establish my "temporary resident" status so that we could even get in to see a doctor. They printed out a map with all of the addresses of the nearby...
During our 2-week visit to Scotland, I managed to catch RSV. I was miserable. And by the time we reached Portree, I was struggling to breathe. My husband spoke to the Cuillin Hills hotel staff about how to go about seeing a doctor and they immediately got to helping us out. The desk staff spent over an hour on hold with the NHS to help establish my "temporary resident" status so that we could even get in to see a doctor. They printed out a map with all of the addresses of the nearby...
Elizabeth
Reviewed December 19, 2023Reviewed December 19, 2023