“Delightful luxury hotel set on one of Scotland's most picturesque links golf courses. Its rooms have a distinctly Scottish feel with tweed headboards and tartan patterned quilts. The fine dining restaurant serves an ever changing menu of locally sourced delights and an extensive range of wines. ”
“Delightful luxury hotel set on one of Scotland's most picturesque links golf courses. Its rooms have a distinctly Scottish feel with tweed headboards and tartan patterned quilts. The fine dining restaurant serves an ever changing menu of locally sourced delights and an extensive range of wines. ”
Recommended For
- Active Holiday
- With golf on the doorstep, walking, shooting and fishing close by, it's the perfect spot for a weekend of country sports.
- Country Escape
- After a long day outdoors, head in to the roaring fires and cosy sofas of the library and sitting room.
- Fishing
- Great salmon fishing in the surrounding areas such as on the river Carron and Helmsdale.
- Riding
- Guided horse riding along the Dornoch Firth can be organised by the hotel.
- Great walks
- Beautiful walking in the surrounding Highland countryside.
- Golf
- Adjacent to the first tee of Royal Dornach Golf Course.
- Good wine list
- Full of character
- Free wifi
- Luxury
- 5* Luxury
- Village
- Restaurant
Facilities
- Parking
- Free parking on site
- Wifi
- Good wine list
- Library
- Outdoor dining
- Fireplace
- Bar
- Free wifi
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Suites
- Sitting Room
- Garden
- Restaurant
Activities
- Fishing
- Great salmon fishing in the surrounding areas such as on the river Carron and Helmsdale.
- Riding
- Guided horse riding along the Dornoch Firth can be organised by the hotel.
- Great walks
- Beautiful walking in the surrounding Highland countryside.
- Golf
- Adjacent to the first tee of Royal Dornach Golf Course.
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10 of the best Scottish escapes
"After a windswept walk on the beach at Royal Dornoch, one of the prettiest spots on the north-east coast, sink into a bespoke tweed sofa by the roaring fire in the wood-panelled library of this elegant manse with a warming dram."
Originally published by The Guardian (view article)
