Scourie Hotel

Love this place! Very charming hotel with great food and good whisky selection!

Booked a 3 night Bed and Breakfast fishing trip for my wife and I.On arrival we were shown to room 20.Supposed to have a courtyard view.This was actually the kitchen wall with no view except a pile of scaffolding poles.However we were there for the fishing.We spoke to the owner Richard on Sun evening regarding fishing and we explained to him that with my age nearly 80 I wanted easy access to the lochs.Following morning Richard allocated us to Loch Gorm which he assured us was a casual 10min stroll.Ha Ha after an hour and a half fighting through long grass,heather,gorse and sloe bushes and after falling into a concealed burn 3 times and putting my back out,we returned to the hotel not having seen a loch at all.Spoke to gentleman at reception he confirmed it was no 10 min stroll.We asked for a boat complete with outboard for the next day with easy access.He informed us that Richard would organise this with us.We had no contact with Richard at all until we were checking out.We paid £660 for 3 nights B&B and never wet a line.After 40 years of fishing all over Scotland,we have never been treated like this.

A quaint place that matches the environment, Scourie Hotel is along the beautiful North Coast 500. The hotel appears to cater to the many outdoor people who return year after year (e.g., fishers, hill climbers, walkers, etc.) and is equally welcoming to new guests. We enjoyed a night's stay, including dinner and breakfast. The rooms have everything needed. You can easily walk from the hotel down to the beach and other places of interest nearby.