Historical building that retains plenty of character in a lovely location. Food was very good.

Good accommodation for the price. Great location

Shower pressure was so bad it turned off when above my head. Staff were not helpful when we arrived to find the retaurant was booked up with coach tours. Breakfast was basic.

Breakfast was awesome and the structure had historical significance

Quiet relaxful atmosphere, very clean room, buffet breakfast very good, staff exceedingly friendly, would come back here again.

The property looks nice from the outside, but once you step inside you immediately know some kind of upgrades is long overdue. The room was small and outdated. The dining room was ok, but the breakfast was so so.

Great

Hotel & Room was great although service at breakfast was poor - stood for around 10mins waiting for table, had to ask for tea, cutlery etc.

Lovely place to stay quit friendly town rooms a little dated but really a cool place and very helpful staff

Don’t Stay Here. Food was bad in restaurant. No variety, bland and they use low grade food to save costs. Poor service. No hot water in shower. When told, they did nothing. No air con. They had to bring a fan to the room. Rooms have twin beds, and haven’t been renovated for a very long time. The bathroom had outdated fixtures. I am writing to save other people from spending good money on a bad experience. I will never stay in a Strathmore Hotel again.

In the Highlands we have to accept there is not a huge supply of staff, so if some staff have an unusual approach to hospitality (e.g. "Can I have a half-of-Guinness? "No") try to think of it as part of the Highland experience, 'cos unless Hilton etc. open up here, this is the way it's going to be. Quirks aside, this was a good base if you need to be in Strathpfeffer. A surprising lack of eating / drinking options in the village. I don't think the season had properly started in June. Maybe July.

The hotel was nice and eclectic, however the breakfast really wasn't that great and the place is a little bit dated. Do not try to eat dinner there. Beds are hard. Furniture is old, definitely a wonderful City to stay in. However, you better get there early everything closes at 8:00

This is a lovely old manor house that is used by the bus tour companies. The house and carpets need some TLC as they are worn in places and the paint is a bit chipped. Although functional, the bathrooms could be updated. The grounds are lovely and it is very quiet- just birdsong. It’s only 40 minutes to Inverness and the village itself has a number of attractions.

The hotel is set in a nice location. Unfortunately our first floor room, as did many others, looked onto an internal roof area which was shabby and dirty. General decor was tired and dated. Food was ok. Could not fault the staff who were friendly and helpful. Room prices did not justify state of the hotel.

Gorgeous place, we loved the building and views, common areas are lovely, dining room is amazing. Staff is friendly and food is very good. Downsides are: No ev chargers Rooms can use some renovations. Overall it exceeded our expectations and we enjoyed our stay very much.

Very small room, tired ( expected for the price) but clean. The surprise was that we were charged for having an assistance dog with us. Receptionist said everyone with an assistance dog has always paid / this doesn’t make it correct, but just like all the others before me, I paid, as we had a ferry to catch .However it is illegal to charge for an assistance dog.

Dinner was very plain and all meals the same veg with a different meat, price was good though bar was well stocked. Rooms quite dated but price reflects this. Overall a nice quiet stay

Room in the attic area- a mix of lift and many different stairs. Very basic 1960's décor and furniture in poor condition. Breakfast- mass produced for coach parties. Scrambled eggs included lumps which were grey/green colour, which we were told was normal as it had been standing for a long time and nothing was wrong with it. We has booked dinner on arrival at the restaurant, which ended up as the leftovers from the coach party- extremely small portions, cold and bland-we were offered a free drink as compensation ,which i did not accept and refused to pay for the meals. Staff argued with me about this. Don't eat here!

Good older style hotel in a good location. Dinner in the dining room was convenient but had very limited menu and took a long time to be seated despite having a booking and it not being full, staff looked at us several times before someone finally came to us. Breakfast was better, fresh tea, coffee and toast. Hand held shower head only in rhe bath but a bath was a welcomed treat

The hotel is very dated but clean and served our needs for a stopover during a motorcycle tour with plenty of parking for the bikes. Breakfast was plentiful and the haggis was amazing. Not much to do in Strathpeffer but we found a lovely little cafe a few mins walk away