Top Hotels Near Loch Brora in Brora from NZ$192

"Good quality, characterful stopover in a pretty town. I imagine it is busier and more fully staffed in high season, but it was fine in mid-March. Comfortable room, decent evening meal, excellent breakfast."

"Clean and friendly, our room was cosy with lovely furnishings. We would definitely stay again."

"Hotel very worn staff not interested evening meal chicken burger £17.00 breakfast awful £15.00 scramble eggs like jell 2 rashers bacon over coooked like cardboard had 2 coffees which Sad scruffy old place poor endowment of Scottish hospitalitywere ok sad "

"Room was lovely clean and warm although traffic woke us at about half 4 /5 o clock but it didn’t ruin our stay perhaps earplugs in the room would be good Food was excellent would highly recommend "

"Recently had a 3 night stay here. Our room and the hotel itself was beautiful. However the prices of food and drinks were quite high. We were at an event here and there was only one member of staff on the bar, he was often leaving the bar to get glasses, having to go for drinks from other bar etc often leaving customers waiting about 20 minutes at a time! there should have been at least two people serving such and event! Snow and ice were covered all over the grounds making it very dangerous for guests. Some guests of the event actually had to clear a path themselves to try ensure a safer walkway, especially as there were guests with disabilities. Such a shame for these things to let the hotel down. Staff were very pleasant and friendly though, so credit to them for that. "

"The room was fantastic with a view to match and all the staff were amazing. We will be back soon in the summer if possible 🙂"

"Clean room. Very friendly staff. Good local bar. "

"Enjoyed are one night stay. Staff was friendly and helpful when we had questions. Location was a 5 min walk to town. "

"The cottage was clean, cosy and perfect for a short break with my daughters. There are fantastic views across the Firth and different sunsets every night. The host Duncan communicated throughout the booking process and gave us information about the local area. There is. Pub in the village which serves good bar Marla’s and a restaurant called The Oyster Catcher. which serves a bespoke tasting menu"