Our stay at Drumbuie Farm was one of the highlights of our trip! The B&B is warm, welcoming, and full of heart — from the cosy Quila Cridhe Tearoom with its delicious homemade baking to the sweet family touches that make the place so special. The Highland cows were a total delight — gentle, playful, and full of personality! Between the animals, the stunning views over Loch Ness, and the warm welcome, it was a peaceful, memorable place to stay.

As an early riser, I found there wasn’t anywhere comfortable to go in the morning while my travel companion slept in. The tearoom was locked until later, so I had to either sit quietly in our small room or perch on a hard chair near the door. I would have loved access to a common space in the early hours to enjoy a quiet coffee and the peaceful morning.

Breakfast in the tea room was terrific, just the right selection and portion size. Were able to accommodate breakfast request for 9 month old son. Absolutely loved all the decor from all the Hairy Coo stuff to the Trainspotting poster and Smiths record by our room. Fantastic location for the Loch Ness area (visiting the Loch, Urquhart Castle, etc.) The Hairy Coo Meet'n'Greet was a massive highlight of our trip, we were so excited! Few rooms meant that it was a pleasant and quiet stay. Heated floors in bathroom were a welcomed surprise!

Bed was a bit on the small size but standard for most vacation properties we've seen in UK/Europe so not an issue at all. 4pm check-in is a bit late but also wasn't an issue at all.

This is the best stay of our whole trip, and perhaps the best accomodation I have ever booked. Was really worth the wait (we waited for this stay to become available for a couple of months before we were able to book it). Everything, and I mean EVERYTHING was perfect. We felt very welcome and kind of like we were guests of this family that owns the place. You just see love for what they do all over the place, in tiny details and in big details too. And of course - the hairy coos. The owner happily answered all our stupid questions about farming and the cows, let us pet them and feed them and take all the pictures we want. It was a lovely morning. We also got advise on where to get dinner, where to go for a walk etc. Ah, and the food - was amazing!

There is absolutely nothing I can think of. The stay was super good and I can't recommend it enough.

Accommodation was clean and tidy, we loved the heated bathroom floor tiles in our room Hosts/staff were friendly and welcoming Breakfast was freshly cooked and delicious Private meet n greet with the coo’s for an interactive experience was a surprise and the highlight of the stay ! Online booking from start to our arrival was hassle free and smooth A great experience all round, and would definitely recommend to others

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The rooms are cozy and comfortable. The staff is incredibly hospitable and really made us feel at home. Of course, the highlight, is the hairy coos. Breakfast overlooking the loch was another highlight. We can’t wait to come back on our next trip to the area.

I’m certain this was user error, but I could not figure out the shower and ended up getting burned by hot water. Be more careful than I was when you step into the shower.

Unreal location - it was like waking up in a dream! The staff was so friendly and even went out early with me after the very yummy breakfast so I could meet a Highland cow up close and personal. It was a beautiful spot to stay in the Highlands while exploring the area.

Everything really was fine! Shower temp could have used adjusting, but we arrived super late (which they kindly accommodated) so I didn't even say anything about it. I'm sure it could have been adjusted so that's on me!

Wonderful B&B with great view and a hairy coo feeding spot 🐮 a kind of petting zoo for highland cattle. The room is well equipped, comfy and quiet. The breakfast was a great Scottish classic. Just the right portion to start your day. All served by the friendly host. The farm is a short walk from the centre if Drumnadrochit. Thank you to the Quila Cridhe Team at Urquhart Drumbuie farm. We had a wonderful stay.

All was great, no negative points.

This B&B was in an excellent location very close to Loch Ness, the town, lake and Urqhart Castle. The house had a quaint little tearoom and the breakfast room had a big picture window for viewing the countryside that was exceptional. The breakfast was exceptional, very gourmet, with eggs Benedict as an option (which I chose). The favorite feature was the option of feeding the four pet Scottish Highland Cows after breakfast, and part of why I chose this property. The bedroom was large and had a nice window to view the countryside.

Not a thing, everything was great! FYI: There is a property next door almost of the same name, Drumbuie House, where GPS directed because the two driveways are close together. The correct property is Drumbuie Farm.

Very clean & comfortable 3 room B&B with hairy coos right outside. I loved sitting outside watching them and even got to feed them. There were three 2-3 week old baby coos too - what fun watching them frolic. Breakfast was fabulous - pick from the traditional Scottish offerings. Our hostess was very accommodating and answered all our questions about the coos.

All was great.

What a breakfast ! We stopped eating only because we couldn't continue ! The host is serving either a continental breakfast (pancakes with maple syrup) or a british one (obviously we had to go for the british : sausage, egg, bread, black pudding, tomatoes, mushrooms, bacon, jelly, butter, pancake). With a great view on highland cows and the Loch Ness. The whole house has a nice style, especially the breakfast / teatime room. We were welcomed by a nice person who understood we were a bit in a hurry in the morning so she managed to feed the cows earlier than expect so we could have a moment with the animals. This is definitely one, if not the best stay of our trip !

Nothing, except if we had to be tough, I would say the windows are hard to close when opened (the system is complex when not used to it)