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Inchnadamph Hotel

8.4
Excellent
(41 reviews)

A837 Assynt, Lairg IV27 4HN, United Kingdom

+44 1571 822202

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Hotel Description

Inchnadamph Hotel, nestled in the rugged countryside of Assynt, Lairg IV27 4HN, United Kingdom, offers a tranquil retreat in a charming coaching inn that dates back to the early 1800s. With its inviting, low-key atmosphere, the hotel is ideally located for guests looking to explore the natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands. Just a 7-minute walk from the tranquil shores of Loch Assynt, guests can enjoy serene views of the surrounding landscapes, making this an ideal spot for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Located 1.6 miles from the atmospheric ruins of Ardvreck Castle, the hotel is perfectly positioned for those interested in history and ancient landmarks. The hotel’s traditional style and rustic charm provide a welcoming environment for visitors. Rooms are straightforward, offering a comfortable and cozy ambiance, with en suite bathrooms equipped with either baths or showers, ensuring a restful stay. For families, children under 10 can stay free, making this a great option for those traveling with younger guests. A full cooked breakfast is included in the stay, and for dinner, guests can opt for an optional 3-course meal at an additional charge. As an extra special feature, Inchnadamph Hotel offers free fishing permits and boats for hire, making it a perfect choice for fishing enthusiasts. While the hotel doesn't offer a fitness center or spa, it does provide all the necessary amenities for a relaxing stay, including free Wi-Fi and pet-friendly policies. The restaurant and bar are among the few in the area, ensuring that guests have convenient dining options on-site. The hotel’s accessibility is excellent, with convenient public transport links nearby, including Stornoway and Inverness Airports, both within reasonable driving distance. Whether you're here for a peaceful getaway, outdoor adventure, or exploring local history, Inchnadamph Hotel provides an ideal base for a memorable stay. With its mix of tradition, comfort, and scenic location, it’s a place that feels like home amidst the stunning Scottish Highlands.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. Located in a quaint 1800s coaching inn, offering rustic charm and comfort.

2. Just a 7-minute walk from the peaceful Loch Assynt, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.

3. Free fishing permits and boat hire for guests, ideal for fishing lovers.

4. Children under 10 stay free, making it an excellent choice for families.

5. Traditional rooms with en suite bathrooms, offering a relaxing and cozy atmosphere.

6. Full cooked breakfast included, with an optional 3-course dinner available.

7. On-site restaurant and bar, one of the few in the area, providing convenient dining options.

8. Pet-friendly property with parking, ensuring a hassle-free stay for pet owners.

9. Located near historical sites like Ardvreck Castle and outdoor landmarks such as Suilven and Stac Pollaidh.

10. Accessible by taxi from Inverness Airport in approximately 2 hours, with nearby public transport options.

7.2 Very Good

Location rating

Top sights

Ardvreck Castle
4 min
Suilven
Loch Assynt
6 min
Stac Pollaidh
33 min
Quinag - Sail Gharbh
8 min

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Good to know

Location rating7.2
Nearest airportInverness Airport
Travel time to airport1 hr 59 min

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Location

A837 Assynt, Lairg IV27 4HN, United Kingdom

Airports:

Stornoway Airport

Taxi: 3 hr 51 min

Transit: 5 hr 56 min

Inverness Airport

Taxi: 1 hr 59 min

Transit: 3 hr 2 min

Transit:

Hotel

Walking: 2 min

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7.2

Very Good Location

This low-key hotel and bar is set among rugged countryside in a quaint coaching inn dating to the early 1800s. It's a 7-minute walk from the shore of Loch Assynt and 1.6 miles from the 16th-century ruins of Ardvreck Castle.

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Amenities and Facilities

Pets

Pet-friendly

Parking & transportation

Parking

Policies & payments

Smoke-free property

Credit cards

Debit cards

Cash

Food & drink

Restaurant

Bar

Breakfast

Wellness

No fitness center

No spa

Children

Kid-friendly

Internet

Wi-Fi

Pools

No pools

No hot tub

Reviews

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Andy D

1/5
Despite the ‘all welcome’ website we never got through the front door. ||Around 3pm on a Sunday afternoon, and in search of a cup of tea, mine host came out of the entrance and curtly informed us that the hotel was for residents only. …

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Cameron M

5/5
From the moment we arrived we were made very welcome. The room was clean, tidy and very homely. It was great to chat to fellow guests at the bar while having a pre meal drink. …

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Donald Couper

5/5
Hospitable hosts, comfortable rooms and good cheer. Note, the hotel is not open to non-residents.

Room 5

Service 5

Location5

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John Lea

5/5
The Hotel is in an excellent location for varied walks, general exploring, and fishing, and the guests share these interests. Many are frequent visitors attracted by the comfortable rooms, very helpful owner hosts, and the great breakfast and evening meals. I was given great help and advice on walking routes allowing me to achieve more, and thus had a great few days. The hosts really could not have been more accommodating. Great value too.

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JadeFinnWill

5/5
We loved the family run Inchnadamph Hotel. Richard and Jaimie do an amazing job at running a large hotel but still giving it a personal comfortable feel. Plus Jaimie’s cooking is sensational! And very well priced. …

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Jack Seib

4/5
My wife and I stayed here 30 years ago and loved the remote, beautiful, almost idyllic locale. Although we were Texans, we were made to feel welcome, and my beautiful wife was offered freshly caught fish by the anglers each morning for breakfast. This was a great place for us to unwind. We recall with joy our brief sojourn.

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Matt Wright

5/5
Run a bit like a family for regulars (anglers and walkers) who go every year, such as me. Its a very good, clean place with wholesome food. It's not a place with TVs in fancy glitzy rooms etc. Bear in mind it's a big place run by two people, the owners. Hence they don't generally cater for people just turning up. They are lovely people doing things their own way. It's all part of the eccentricity and charm.

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Urte Rusteikaite

5/5
I was a part of a admittedly very needy and loud group of of hotel guests. Richard and Jaimie were not only incredibly graceful in dealing with us, they have also went above and beyond to accommodate every possible need we had. The food was amazing and I will remember wandering through those twin peaks meets Highlands interiors forever! Thank you so much again ❤️

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Stuart Greig

5/5
What a fantastic place to stay. Wonderful hosts, great atmosphere, outstanding food and more mounted fish than you can shake a fly-rod at! Most guests use it as a base for fishing, walking or exploring the local geology which makes for some very excited discussions in the bar in the evening.

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samantha langford

5/5
Best hotel I have ever stayed in. Old world charm. Spotlessly clean. Comfiest bed/ pillows with lovely soft bedding. So many little extras provided and much appreciated. The food was delicious! I wish I could eat there every day! You aren’t short changed on portion sizes that’s for sure. Very welcoming owners. It was lovely to sit in the bar area with the log fire on. Such a homely atmosphere. Great places so close at hand to explore. Five stars really aren’t enough. Highly recommended.