The Cluanie Inn

While touring Scotland recently myself and some friends stayed here, the rooms were quaint but in a good way, the food was very good especially the Asian rice bowl and the biryani, staff friendly, a nice place to stay despite being very remote.recommended.

This was my first visit to The Cluanie for a meal since it was taken over by Black Shhep Hotels. I was pleased to find friendly staff and a variety of dishes on the menu. I had a more traditional beef stew and mash, it was extremely tasty and a good size portion with plenty of meat. My husband had chicken tikka pizza, again it was large and tasty. I was pleased to hear they serve until 2100, many businesses stop at 2000 or even 1930 in this region. Others have commented on the prices. It's not cheap, but prices have gone up everywhere in recent years and bearing in mind the stunning and remote location not unreasonable. Coffee in the Landour bakehouse was pricey though (£4.25). The atmosphere is different from the past, and in many ways it is a shame that the business is less traditional. That's no reason not to visit though. It is still a good place for a meal in a fantastic location and I will be back.