Best Hotels near Dingwall Castle Doocot, Dingwall

My wife & I stayed here for two nights on our grand tour of Scotland. Being a Davidson is what brought me here. But we were both thrilled with our stay. The castle is awesome inside. It's like being transported 400 years in the past, but with all the modern amenities. When we checked in, Charlie couldn't have been more informative and friendly. She gave me a print out of the history of the castle and the key to the Davidson museum. After settling in we went to ”Turrets””, the main dining room. The ambience with the stained glass windows and period furniture was awesome, as was the food. We ate there for breakfast and dinner both days. For dinner I had the lamb shank and the venison, my wife had the steak and ale pie and the fish and chips. After dinner we retired to the Green Lady bar. Dan & Patrick were very friendly and attentive, and gave us great insight into the local area. There was also a young woman at the bar the first night who was very accommodating also. We stayed in the Balcony Four Poster room, which gave us a spectacular view or the town and Cromarty Firth. The room and bath were clean and very comfortable, the bed was very comfortable. The Castle is close to Inverness and Loch Ness and we took advantage with day trips each day. I wish we had booked more days here. It was truly a Magical Stay!

Good breakfast, very helpful front desk staff, good beds and pillows, bathroom small but efficient. Toiletries minimal, but workable. Broken light fixed quickly. But the overriding issue was noise from neighbours, primarily due to thin walls. TV from one side early in the morning, and late night conversation on the other side. I don’t think they were unreasonable— just the sound insulation was poor.

What a delightful B&B! Charming, tasteful touches of Scotland throughout the establishment add to a warm and welcoming scene. Our room (#11) can accommodate 4 - including bunk beds. Even the lampshades are made from authentic Scottish T****. The hosts thought of everything. From tea and biscuits, to QR codes for WiFi connection, local map, and breakfast menu. The breakfast room is bright with large windows and the servers were all pleasant and attentive. The food was delicious and filled us for a full day of exploring. Parking is tight but off street, allowing for east access to things if needed. The stroll into town for the evening took us alongside the rushing river, across the beautifully lit bridge, and in the heart of pubs, restaurants, and shopping. It was incredibly convenient. Fabulous place, people, food— we will be back!

On the banks of the Inverness River, the parking lot is not very big. When we came back at night, there was no parking space. We were given a place where we could park far away. Anyway, we just passed by for one night. Sky Island didn’t have a reserved room and stayed there This is it, later I found that the scenery of Loch Ness seems to be better. But half an hour to the north, there is a cape where you can see dolphins. It is said that you can see them even if you go there. We waited for more than ten minutes to see two dolphins.

It's nice, it's big, it's comfortable, the toilet's big, it's always satisfying.

Very nice hotel, well situated and adequate for our needs, not much can be found at fault with this place staff were pleasant and attended to our request when asked. I would definitely stay here again.

We visited inverness for a short time and we honestly couldn’t of had an easier accommodation experience, the staff are very friendly and attentive to your every need, when we first arrived they upgraded our room for free and let us check in early further more when we wanted breakfast in the morning it only cost us £10 a head and they offer a wide range of breakfast options, when we checked out they also let us keep our bags at the house whilst we spent our last few hours exploring the city. Highly recommend, priced well too.