Royal Hotel in Highland

My wife and I had a short stop for a wee drinky. Great atmosphere and staff

I stayed here for one night before the ferry trip to Lewis. Nice spacious hotel with great views over Loch Broom. Hiking opportunities e.g. to Ullapool Hill. Food is recommended.

Nice hotel, nice bar, breakfast but a bit expensive (but you don't have to take it)

We stayed here 2 nights the 3rd week of October. The rooms were spacious and very clean. The restaurant was outstanding. We had breakfast and dinner twice. The view of Loch Broom was breathtaking. Staff was very personable and eager to please. We loved this hotel.

Great value for money, Monkfish was wonderful as was the cooked breakfast. Wonderful view from dinning room

This was our last hotel after a week long tour of the Highlands after staying in some beautiful and inexpensive hotels. We were so dissatisfied and disappointed with the Royal Hotel in Portree as it was as far from royal as you can get. The only good point was the view from our supposedly "superior" room for £233 a night bed and breakfast. The fruit was all tinned, bread in plastic bags served at breakfast. My partner asked for egg on toast and was informed that he could make the toast and put the egg on as they dont serve the egg on toast. The guy on reception was rude and unhelpful. He informed us on arrival that they don't offer maid service. If we hadn't already paid in full, after seeing the very small room and bathroom, we would have left. The towels were grey, threadbare and extremely small. The bedroom hadn't been updated since 1970. We actually felt, we certainly didn't get what we paid for and the advertising was inaccurate. I would not recommend anyone to stay here. Its basically a 1 star b and b not a hotel.

Call the Lounge Bar a restaurant. This, with a change of menu, gives rise to inflated prices. Give it a miss, it's still just a pub and prices are over the top. Better deals to be had in the Argyle.

Only came for dinner but service was excellent as was the food. Make sure you book.

After a cross-country drive of 250 miles the royal hotel was a welcome sight, staff were very friendly and very helpful The rooms were spotlessly clean, The beds were very comfortable wish you could have stayed there a few more nights. Evening meal was fantastic and the choices of wines and spirits was brilliant. We will be definitely be back

Very large room Very efficient service. Everything very clean.. I had a great time.

Very comfortable room, clean and a good size. Shower was amazing, just what was needed after a day on the road. Food was expensive but exceptionally good. All courses well presented and tasted amazing. Would highly recommend this as a stop on the NC500.

We had a brand new renovated room (at the backside). The bed, the bathroom, the towels, the curtains all were new. The staff (specially the manager) is super friendly and the breakfast was great. Also the bar is a great place to have a drink. Have the idea that all is changed in the last 5-6 months because I can’t recognise any of the complaining in the reviews from 5 months and backwards.

Enjoyed my stay here - probably the best of my Scottish trip so far. Food was great and dinner service was awesome. Rooms nice - appears they have been renovated not so long ago. Great location.

My wife and I stayed here for the Easter weekend, having our first child free break in since our daughter was born. We had come in just as the renovations had been complete at the hotel looks amazing. The staff were great, helpful and friendly, in particular the manager Cameron, front desk Finn and barman Donnie. In terms of food and drink, we had breakfast here and thought the menu was fantastic, we ate the highland breakfast and pancakes. Both were very good quality. The bar was well stocked, busy and had a good atmosphere. The location of the hotel is almost worth mentioning, overlooking loch broom, with the local hill walks starting behind the hotel. Within a minutes walk you also have a number of pubs and restaurants to eat at.