Culloden House - Table reservation

Culloden House was our introduction to Scottish hospitality after flying into Inverness. It's a short drive from the airport, about half way before Inverness itself, and shares its name with the nearby battlefield that was the site of the last pitched battle on GB soil. I had seen pics of Culloden House, but suspected the reality might not be so grand, or that the manor house might be tired, or that we would be stuck in a more modern annex. But if anything, the host exceeded my expectations. Driving up to it I was almost afraid to go through the gates, thinking it was too grand an entrance for tourists. The staff were really excellent and seemed to enjoy their work. Breakfast was amazing, in...

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My husband and I stayed one night at Culloden House and dined at the restaurant and we were not disappointment. One of the best meals we have ever had. The service friendly and professional, presentation out of this world. The bagpipes are played at 7pm to pipe diners into dinner which was a very special added touch and just added to our dining experience and stay in Scotland. I would highly recommend dining at Culloden House.

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Only here as we had been gifted a voucher for afternoon tea. This is an old and historic building but was always thought to be a bit upmarket with the prices they charge. However, our treat was pretty run of the mill the usual obligatory sandwiches, scones with cream and jam followed by some sweet treats. Nothing to write home about have had better in other establishments and costing less.

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Outstanding hotel in Inverness. Beautiful hotel with rich history. Staff 5 star and currently doing renovations. Only regret is I’ll be on west coast for trip in April. Will visit again soon.

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The staff is really kid friendly especially the man that greets you, he is very friendly and fun.

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