Amazing atmosphere in house and grounds, exactly what we were looking for. First of all Anne must be commended for being incredibly accommodating regarding some logistical challenges we had in getting to Inverness from Edinburgh, and for this alone I would leave a five star review. Room suite was spectacular with a gorgeous and outstandingly comfortable bed. Food expertly prepared and staff were generally attentive.

We felt that perhaps due to being sandwiched between two weddings with some guests whose presence wasn't always... soothing, the staff felt a bit overstretched and at times forgot to tend the fireplace, which would have been no issue if we were permitted to look after it ourselves but this was also expressly forbidden. We appreciated nevertheless that the staff took great pains to be as professional and attentive as possible.

Family run with excellent local people Nothing was too much trouble Lovely location on the foreshore Impressive furnishings The food was original and well executed. No need to eat out -fortunate as we were refused a hire car. Too old !!

This beautiful hotel has been persuaded that Muzak is a good idea. Continuous background musical wallpaper disturbs the otherwise wonderful atmosphere. Fortunately I sensed the staff feel the same way as it was at a low level. Turn it right off and remove the ugly loudspeakers. The dining room was impressive but I am not a fan of lighting with ceiling spots. Easy forgotten once one was seated.

Location is perfect with full vibe of Scottish Highlands. Though a historical house since 1621, Bunchrew has been renovated and maintained so good and functioning so well. The landscape and the view on the other bank is really typical for Scottish Highlands that made you don't want to leave the property. Dinner and breakfast were so nice as they were awarded with many accolades.

The small milk bottle in the fridge could be better replaced with a small individual package from the manufacturer as your refillable ones now has neither any label nor expiry date on it.

Fabulous breakfast, as it’s cooked to order remember to ask for your tea or coffee to be served at the same time as the breakfast is served otherwise it will be cold. Rooms comfortable and quite spacious, beds comfortable but pillows could be firmer, staff very pleasant and courteous, if you find it hard to walk ask for a room on the lower floors otherwise there are a lot of steps. If you are into fancy foods then there is a great dinner menu in the restaurant, if not the bar menu is also good.

The climb to the room was the only issue we had but managed ok if we took our time.

The atmosphere, the welcome from Andrew and Lil, the service in the restaurant, the quality of the food, and the comfort of the room were terrific. Would definitely come back. All meals were delicious - we had a light supper on our first night, the Scottish grill breakfast, which kept us going all day and then a wonderful 3 course meal, locally sourced. Excellent range of whiskies. Word of warning - not cheap!

This isn't a complaint or quibble, just a warning to save your pennies: the food is beautiful, outstanding quality, excellent chef, but it is expensive.

We were in the Lovat suite, which is on the front of the house with a garden view. Very large with a king-sized canopy bed and a nice bathroom. Wonderfully creaky floors, which is just right for a very old house. We loved relaxing in the drawing room by the wood fire. The staff were all fantastic. The breakfasts were made to order and delicious. The grounds are maintained beautifully, and the location is great - only 10 minutes to Inverness. The water view is so lovely and the whole thing is perfectly romantic.

Our room could use some updated, more comfortable seating options. You need a chiropractor after sitting on the chaise.

From the moment you are driving down the long driveway you feel the essence of the property's history and elegance. The property sits on the loch overlooking the sun rise and sun set with the massive water out back. In the front are huge trees 400+ years old and well maintained grounds. They called this a house but this is a stately mini castle with canopy beds, luxurious sheets, towels, and quality of furniture. My group felt like Lords and ladies here! We dined for dinner and breakfast and the staff provided a timely and quality experience. Well done!

Nothing to complain about, fantastic property!

Beautiful old property overlooking the Beauly Firth The evening food was exceptional quality. Breakfast choices were plenty

Our room was top of the house with good views but room quite average. As others have mentioned the bathrooms were disappointing and the shower was a temperamental mixer shower head We stayed for a week but weren’t restocked with coffee, biscuits or milk every day although staff brought it when we pointed it out

The hotel is full of history and character and has lots of public spaces where guests can relax and enjoy the view from the windows. Our standard double room was very comfortable, and traditionally decorated with clan tartans and antique furniture. It was well equipped with everything we needed including a little fridge with fresh milk for tea and coffee. The bathroom was quite spacious with a shower over the bath. The hotel restaurant is excellent, serving tasty dishes made with fresh local ingredients. The staff were very friendly and helpful and carried our bags up the stairs to our room. It’s a lovely hotel with all the character you would expect from such an historic building set in a quiet, country location with guest parking on site.

The wifi is not very strong which is possibly due to the thick walls. The plumbing is a bit noisy if you are staying in a room on the first floor.

The property is beautiful, with an amazing view of the waters. It is quiet and serene to sit by the water. Breakfast and dinner was great. A couple of staff members (one woman in particular, and I am so sorry I don't remember your name) were very warm and welcoming. She arranged for the chef to prepare sticky toffee pudding for us because we loved it in Scotland. This particular staff was also very kind and helped us check in and carry our heavy suitcases up 2 flights of stairs (my husband has physical restrictions due to a neurologic condition).

The Bunchrew House, while beautiful, is located away from the Inverness city center without any easy public transport. If you do not have a car, you will need to book taxis for every visit outside, even if it is for a quick lunch. However, the staff was helpful in booking the taxis for us. Our main issue was the outdated staircases which are a problem for those with physical restrictions. I'd say overall, it is overpriced and not a good bang for our bucks. I'm glad I got to stay here this once and experience the rich history and beautiful location, and especially the kind staff. Unlikely I will do it again.