Tomich Hotel in Highland

Wonderful spot to stay overnight. Lovely host in Peter. Super bit of grub. Loved being here with all the history of the area. Fabulous.

Not lot of choice for vegetarians. Had to have a starter doubled up as a main. 2 "slabs" of goats cheese with dots of mint sauce and bread and butter. Our friends said there's was very mediocre. Tired surroundings.

If you love nature, this is your base for incredible hikes and spectacular scenes, from the nearby Plodda falls (and the groves of towering Douglas Fir, Grand Fir and Redwoods) to Glen Affric with its stunning loch and ancient Caledonian pinewoods within the Nature Preserve. The hotel itself is comfortable, somewhat modest, and very close to these natural wonders. The staff is friendly, the food remarkably good, and the rooms are comfortable.

We were in room 7, which unfortunately smelled. The smell ranges from damp to cat urine. Of course we didn't want to stay there and asked to change rooms. This was rejected. There was also no discount given. The water and heating were cold until we explained this to the eager employees. We would not come back and would not recommend the hotel. Even without the smell, £140 a night is clearly too much.

A place out of this world, it feels like being inside a forest. Great place for walking quite close to LochNess. Don't rush, everything here flows without haste.

Wonderful stay in nice place. Lovely place but slightly tired looking. Clean and comfortable though. Super food and nice atmosphere. Location is great for exploring Glen Affric.

Absolute joke of a place ridiculous food menu, quality of food disgusting sausages tasted like soap, chips were the worst chips ever tasted, prices out of this world for what you get, aged place owner clearly uses the location and accessibility to other places as an advantage. Making money of off the drinks only.and kitchen open for two hours in the evening… in our opinion they shouldn’t cook..! Avoid and look at different locations as food locations round there is none.

This hotel&restaurant definitely has a vintage charm. We stayed at a B&B in the next town and just went for dinner. We did not have any expectations other than to get a warm meal. What we got: the best Steak&Ale pie we‘ve ever eaten. It was the most unexpected find on our entire trip.

Stayed for 3 nights, the owner?Peter was very pleasant and very informative.Food menu not very big but they did what they did well, and Peter went out of his way to chat to everyone. The place is what it is! Very clean but yes it has the charm of an old building.Our room was in the annex and was quite big. The surrounding area is stunning and worth a visit .

I have eaten in many places and was looking forward to a nice meal as others had recommended the hotel. They were there quite a few years ago though. Myself and my father ate there on the 29th of May I had the haggis to start, which was expensive for a slice of haggis on just as much potato with a splash of gravy over the top. It wasn’t very tasty, but I was hungry after a day travelling. My father had veg spring rolls which he said were very bland. We both had the Thai chicken curry and all I can say is that there were chewy chunks of chicken in a green soup with rice in the side. Not a vegetable to be seen. All served in an old pudding bowl (small) and we were given a spoon to eat it. The bottled beer was fine, but nothing else. It’s also very run down and nothing like the website. I did try to book to stay, but fortunately (now) there was no availability. I heard the young waiter tell other guests the salmon was off the menu. The burger looked like something out of Mcdonalds! I won’t be back! We are in the Slaters arms in Cannich the next night, which was fine though small portions. A more reasonable price with more selection of drinks.

During our holiday in Tomich we ate out here twice and both times it was excellent. The food was all perfectly prepared and very scrumptious. Service efficient and friendly. Well worth visiting. We recommend booking in advance as it gets busy.

We dined here as it was the only place accessible from our holiday cottage. Although late in the season we were made welcome, despite that fact that we we were the only people dining. The food was wholesome and filling. The owners were pleasant and made an effort to engage us in conversation. There was a nice log burning stove and our dog was made welcome too.

Being the only restaurant in Tomich we were limited to choice and first impressions on decor wasn’t great but the staff and the food were! We had a really tasty curry, fish & chips and dessert was yummy too! Little pricey but all in all a pleasant surprise

We were unsure what to expect when we first arrived as the restaurant is a little dated and it was very quiet so there was not much atmosphere, however the food and the service could not be faulted. Delicious!

Amazingly friendly staff, great food and a really lovely location - we ate outside in the garden - it was so lovely and peaceful - we could not have been made to feel more welcome

A rare treat in that they have lovely staff. Stopped for a light lunch it was great Have a great beer garden around the back very underused Hotel Great pit stop for all. Great space for bikes around the back

A real hidden gem, in the beautiful historic village of Tomich in lovely wooded surroundings. Traditional pub/hotel with a nice large garden. Excellent food, large portions and very well cooked. Recommend the Sunday roast. Staff very friendly and helpful, efficient service.

We popped in here whilst we dropped family to perform local walks. It is a fantastic hidden gem. The staff could not do enough for you. They were so welcoming. We had a cup of tea and cakes. The quality of the cakes was truly amazing. We would definitely recommend and we will be back to this place for a full meal in the restaurant next time.

Quaint hotel in a lovely village. Food ok but overpriced. Horrible, rude manager! Wouldn’t go back or recommend.

We can definitely recommend this place - new owners since our last visit, but just as friendly and helpful. Good choice of starters, main courses and puddings. Staff were attentive and welcoming - even introducing us to new rums and whiskies. Hopefully we will be back next year.

Strange experience whilst dining. I thought hospitality was about being welcoming. Sadly not so much of that here. Our server wasn’t friendly, didn’t seem to want to serve us and made zero effort to make us feel welcome. Food was fine but not brilliant. Pretty sad really as I’ve been supporting this hotel off and on for 20 yrs now. I doubt I’ll ever darken their doors again whilst under this ownership.

A small,slightly dated highland hotel with bar/ restaurant.We enjoyed three meals during our stay at Tomich Holiday lodges .I found they were good for children,and catered for a vegetarian based diet as well as those favouring conventional bar food.Traditional fish and chips,steak pie as well as Thai chicken curry and veggie haggis were all excellent.Home made Spring rolls and a good crumble all made with skill. All fresh,hot and well presented.Thanks to the chef and friendly ,helpful front of house staff. Simple and tasty….

Last night staying at the woodland lodges, went for last visit to pub at 20.00 just for a drink and ok it’s a Friday and busy but we were turned away as the bar was full! !! Why not open the dining room for food...

Excellent lunch food in this tucked away corner. Homemade veggie spring rolls and excellent mushroom soup kept the vegetarians happy. Fish and chips special was fresh, expertly made and kept the omnivores rolling all the way to the next glen walk!

we had passed the hotel on the way to our self catering house so booked a table for 8 oclock. we arrived back late however this wasnt an issue as they had the space. dog friendly in the bar area. overall we enjoyed the food...

Just popped in for a drink as having staycation in tomich holiday lodges so walked down on first night for a drink outside got a bottle of cider and a small glass of wine definitely Edinburgh prices as it was 10.00. The house wine was...

Three of us arrived in late May on a Tuesday for lunch. wow we were offered Pizza, Hamburger & Chips or various toasties "what ?? The lady serving us even asked after we had finished if we had found the hamburger dry and hard "...

This restaurant is an integral part of the Tomich Hotel in the tiny village of Tomich near Cannich. The husband and wife owners have deliberately kept the menu short so that all the dishes can be prepared to order by a very talented chef. There...

We went on a trip around the Highlands to do a few walks and we found the Tomich Hotel as it was close to the walk we were doing that day. The room we had was beautiful with views across fields; the bed was large...

We stumbled across this place on Tripadvisor having been unable to book in for dinner at the hotel we were staying at. The Tomich is in a beautiful location, right in the heart of Glen Affric and a stones throw away from the loch. Food...

We decided to stop here for lunch on the way past from plodda falls. We sat in the garden with spectacular views. Husband ordered a ploughman lunch essentially just a cheese and pickle sandwich and some leaves.which was fine. But I ordered a cheese pizza...

This is a very old property tucked away in the depths of Glen Affric. We had a lovely twin Room in an annexe next to the main building where you will receive all meals. A good choice of bar food is available. My steak and...

Went for pre booked meal. Escorted to table, drinks and food order taken( not allowed at bar for Covid restrictions) then another party of 6 people were seated not 5 inches away from us, my Husband who has just came out of shielding complained and...

We only stopped for coffee but are so grateful to have eaten! The food is just to die for! It has fantastic Covid measures in place and masses of space. It's a stone's throw from Inverness and set in the most beautiful Highland landscape. To...

Nous avons résidé 2 nuits au Tomich Hotel au cours de notre périple (en van) en Ecosse. Les chambres sont...

Having visited the Tomich Hotel on many occasions in the past we returned tonight for dinner with our children, the first dinner of what is going to be many with the new owners. After being closed for a while the pub has not lost any...

It’s a traditional highland hotel that retains its original charm with some old fashioned decoration. The welcome from the new owners was great. The choice of food is not extensive, but the quality was consistent, there are daily specials and a short but good quality...

My partner and I, along with our little dog, reserved a table at the Black Pennel Bar (Tomich Hotel) for a meal on the evening of Sunday 27th October 2019 (because the Slaters Arms in Cannich was, yet again, not serving food that evening!!!!) and we were so pleased to have made that decision. The barman, Dave, was very welcoming and friendly and the food was excellent. In fact, I would go so far as to say the Thai green curry that I had was one of the best I have ever tasted, and I eat a quite a lot of Thai food! This is easily the best bar meal we have had in the Glen Affric area and we wish the new owners every success. Highly recommended.

We found this hotel quite by chance on a random day out to Cannich and stopped for lunch . Tucked in beside the wood stove we thoroughly enjoyed the freshest fish and the warmest welcome . Thoroughly enjoyable experience

Genial para ver el hotel abierto de nuevo. Después de un gran paseo en Glen Affric, tan pintoresco, llamamos para cenar. Llegamos temprano pero la cocina se abrió sin dudarlo. Comida tan hogareña como siempre, no puedes vencer a los Haggis Neeps y Tatties en una encantadora salsa de whisky. El pollo de mi esposa relleno de Haggis era igualmente sabroso. Es una pena que todas las imágenes y pinturas locales falten en el bar / restaurante. Después de una buena caminata, es un excelente lugar para relajarse frente a la chimenea. ¡Trae de vuelta el menú de whisky!

Fue genial ver el hotel abierto nuevamente, ya que había estado cerrado cuando visitamos a fines de mayo. Decidí ir a una comida de bar esta noche con los niños. Encantador y acogedor al lado del fuego y la comida era muy buena. El personal fue muy amable. Al parecer, el chef es el mismo chef que antes. Todos disfrutamos mucho la comida y mi hija quedó muy impresionada con la hamburguesa de los niños. Volveremos esta semana y otra vez en el futuro, ya que nos encanta visitar esta parte del mundo. Deseamos a los nuevos propietarios todo lo mejor para su nueva empresa.

This lovely building is now CLOSED and up for sale Trip-advisor need to put some kind of note on your system so people are aware However there is still somewhere to eat across the road

I staying in Tomich last week. The hotel has closed but the signs advertising it are still around the area. It is hoped it will open again soon - but check before you visit

When we visit my brother, who lives nearby, we always visit the Tomich for lunch or dinner and today we did just that. My wife and her sister went for the salmon and I the lamb, neither of us were disappointed. The food was very good and the service too was just perfect. We will pop back before we go home and would suggest you do the same.

Stopped here while on holiday for lunch.We were served two lovely meals of gammon steak and goats cheese salad,both of which were lovely.The salad looked amazing mixed leaves, fruit,peppers,onions etc.Lovely surroundings with really happy cheery staff who make you feel very welcome.There is also a great choice of food and cakes on the menu.

This was our favourite hotel after a walk in glen Affric but it got sold and today we went for a bar meal,what a difference no welcome ,bar very run down ,food was terrible took 3/4 hr to arrive and the dauphinois potatoes rock hard veg hard and lamb hmmm....my hubby had over cooked fish and chips and the oil could do with changing being in the food industry you can tell.not upto standards it used to be....bring back Bernard he ran it beautifully xx

We had booked to stay at another hotel but on our route to Scotland our hotel got cancelled and we had no option but to book this hotel as it’s a dog friendly hotel. By going to this hotel we went to another part of Scotland which we hadn’t planned to and had a nice walk at the waterfalls.

Popped in by coincidence after hiking around Loch Affric.

A few months ago I was in the area and had a lovely meal here (see my previous review), not sure if they have changed chef, the staff informed me they have not; but the meal was terrible.

We were staying at Guisachan Farm and decided to eat here on our last night. It was very busy but we were shown to a table. Our waitress who I think was called Jenny was lovely and very helpful. We ordered our main course and unfortunately they did not have one of the dishes our friend ordered, and neither did they have the dessert ...... the same person again, so this was very disappointing and would have been better if this had been pointed out before we ordered. Service was a little slow, and it seemed as if some tables that arrived after us were served before us. However the food was lovely and we made an evening of it. We would eat here again if in the area

Nach einer Wanderung an die Plodder Falls kehrten wir in diesem schnuckeligen, kleinen Restaurant ein. Die kleine, übersichtliche Karte ließ auf leckeres Essen schließen. - Wir wurden nicht enttäuscht! Das Essen war sehr schmackhaft und gut zubereitet. Ob Steak&Ale; Pie, Curry, Salat oder Cannelloni, - alles war MEGA LECKER!!! Besonders zu empfehlen ist der warme Pflaumen Crumble !!! Everything very tasty !

Vine aquí durante su estancia en Tomich vacaciones. La comida era deliciosa y el servicio fue de un alto nivel.

Fuimos un domingo alrededor de 1330 y era muy calurosa bienvenida. Típico escocés/REINO UNIDO Domingo almuerzo con carne asada o el salmón con las verduras. Postres muy bien también. Y un servicio muy amable. Aunque un poco cara (unos 75 euros por 4 platos principales y 4 postres), pero es un lugar cálido y agradable, con buena comida clásica.

Mi pareja y yo después de leer algunos comentarios en línea y la estancia en Cannich un par de millas de distancia de pasar una agradable comida caliente y una cierta calidez. No habíamos reservado con antelación pero girando en 6:00 pm significa que pudieron, como muchas de las mesas estaban reservados. Teníamos el cerdo Goulash especial para comenzar, que era preciosa y nos llevó de vuelta a recuerdos de Hungría. Tuve el pastel de carne con cerveza y mi pareja, espinacas y ricotta canelones. Tanto era delicioso y abundante. El ambiente era agradable y simpático, y todo el personal era amable y servicial.

We attended the Guisachan Gathering and the place was packed but they found us two seats and the service and food was excellent. A real gem off the beaten path. Great hospitality, great food, just resonated with us, we will be back sometime soon!

Good food, friendly staff, especially to our dog! We came here after a day walking in the lovely countryside around and were made very welcome even though we were dressed rather scruffily.

My husband I were renting a cottage for the week in Cannich, and decided to come here for a meal. We had a few negative experiences whilst in the Highlands, mainly, to our surprise, how dog unfriendly most places were. Here however, dogs were made just as welcome as people. We ate in The Black Pennell Bar, and it was a really lovely evening. The bar was busy, and all the staff were happy and friendly. The food was delicious, I'd never tried haggis, but the chicken stuffed with haggis was divine, and the vegetables and mashed potato to go with it were cooked to perfection too, and the puddings were seriously good. I would definately recommend this place for a meal to anyone staying nearby, and it was nice to have the option to eat inside with our dog, as most places you can't.

After a bad experience in another bar the previous night we didn't have big expectations but we were pleasantly surprised. The meal was lovely and ever so tasty. If in the area this is the place to eat

Wasn’t actually expecting much but the food was really nice. Service good and the young waitress very friendly and efficient

Mi familia y yo estábamos alquilando una casa para la semana de Tomich y decidimos salir a cenar una noche. Como había 6 de nosotros junto con un perro reservamos una mesa el día antes. El personal nos pareció muy amable y fue buen servicio en general. Debe de nosotros elegimos tener haggis, neeps y tatties, servido con salsa de whisky, que era delicioso. El restaurante también ofrece una gran variedad de whiskies y distintos un detallado menú describiendo las opciones disponibles. Aunque era un poco caro esto es comprensible debido a la ubicación remota. Si se aloja en el pueblo y experimentar comida y bebida tradicional, entonces sin duda vale la pena vuelve a.

We went there twice, and were never disappointed! The staff, in addition to be friendly and professional, was also knowledgeable. And the most important of course, the food was delicious!

Excelente estancia en Hotel tomich. . . La habitación era espaciosa, limpia y encantadora proporciona toallas suaves y esponjosas, Bernard y el personal era muy acogedor y servicial. . . . Kat nos recibió con mucha calidez en la recepción. . Nada era demasiado problema. . Menú sin gluten. También era uno de nuestro grupo. . . , muy tranquilo. . Hay muchos paseos. . Vida silvestre.. . . Sin duda volveremos! ! ! Loraine y Stephen Andrews

Nach einer langen Wanderung im Glen Affric um den atemberaubenden Loch Beinn a' Mheadhoin sind wir recht geschafft in Tomich angekommen. Dort wurden wir von einer sehr fürsorglichen Wirtin mit einem feinen Ale empfangen und konnten in ihrem Garten gute schottische Küche geniessen. Es war ein kleiner Snack eingeplant und wir sind dann doch bei einem 4 Gänger gelandet. Nach einem guten Glas Whisky haben wir noch diverse Empfehlungen zur Region erhalten. Sehr freundlich lecker und relativ Preiswert

An excellent, traditional Scottish menu with some alternative twists in a very quiet area of the highlands of Scotland, excellent haggis. A restaurant that proves that where ever you are if you need the product and can be bothered, you can get it !

excellent place to eat.....three nights running we chose to eat at this lovely hotel...everything top notch....recommend the trout especially....

We were staying in a cottage 2 minutes walk from the hotel. On the first night after the long drive from the south coast we popped in for a drink, we were greatwd by the very friendly 'Kat'. She was very helpful, friendly and informative of the local area (pointing out walks on the local map). We came back for a drink every night and again Kat was friendly, we met Bernard (Landlord) on our 2nd night and he was just as friendly and helpful. This night we decided to eat as we where waiting for the rest of our party to arrive that night, we had the homemade burger from the menu and the haggis burger on the specials, both where excellent (we had half each). On our last night we again had dinner here between us we had three different mains, steak (cooked to perfection, and one of the best we had had for sometime), fresh Scottish salmon (again amazing) and haggis stuffed chicken (again very very good) all well cooked and top notch. Starters and puddings equally as good. If coming to the area, to stay or just to walk the area, we would highly recommend The Tomich Hotel, eating or just a quick drink (or a few) they are also welcoming and helpful with ideas for you next day. We're already planning our next trip to the area for the autumn and will definitely be back to The Tomich Hotel.... Five star!

Really friendly lady behind the bar , lovely food, very welcoming with kids ( we had 6 with us !) very relaxed atmosphere and my rib of beef was fabulous !

Ein entzückendes und extrem gemütliches (Hotel)Pub mitten im Wald mit ausnehmend freundlichem Personal.

Vinimos aquí por accidente, que necesitan un lugar para tomar una copa después de nadar en perro cataratas. Habíamos planeado salir después de 1 / 2 horas, pero el ambiente era muy relajado y acogedor que nos alojamos varias bebidas y la cena. La comida era sin duda la mejor que he comido en nuestras vacaciones escocés de 14 días, no estoy seguro de que he visto verduras fresca y todo tenía un sabor!

La comida era buena y había una buena selección, no queda claro en el menú platos que eran sin gluten, que es una preocupación para mí, aunque cuando le pregunté había opciones novia.

Conseillés par notre B&B; nous avons dîné à deux reprises au Tomich Restaurant. Il y a peu de choix pour...

Magnifique site internet et superbes photos prises sous le meilleur jour , on a envie de passer une semaine dans...

Disfrutamos de la tranquilidad de un entorno y tomich. el personal era muy amable y las habitaciones ordenadas. eran un poco pequeñas y el wlan es tan rápido, pero funciona. El restaurante/bar está muy bien, la comida sencilla, el bar tiene una gran selección de...

Le lieu de rendez-vous des randonneurs et des pêcheurs qui séjournent dans les environs alors que les restaurants ne sont...

Guau. Qué gran hallazgo. La comida era fantástica y con un servicio muy bueno. Las costillas de ternera corta era increíble y totalmente apagado el sabor. Mi esposa tenía el curry que ella dice fue uno de los mejores en las edades y nuestro invitado...

Un restaurant perdu au bout du bout découvert par hasard en suivant une petite route, charmant et désuet. Très bon...

Great service and fabulous atmosphere. We are vegans and the Tomich easily accommodated us! On weekends, I'd call for a booking.

Tomich Hotel is the perfect location for a lunch break on my tour. It is a peaceful location, still of the beaten truck and has friendly staff and offers fantastic meals or sandwiches of your choice. The bar offers local Ale or you can indulge yourself with a glass of Whisky. I can highly recommend it and my guest's have always been very satisfied.

Enjoyed lunch here during our stay at Cannich. Staff friendly and helpful, food served hot and very tasty.

Lovely dog friendly hotel. Great food and ale in the Black Pennel bar and although we never ate in the dining room we heard very complimentary comments from other customers.Would happily return.

Lovely quaint surprise to find this hotel, service food and bedrooms all lovely and is all recommendable , definitely would visit again and stay longer

We stayed at Kerrow House a B & B tucked deep in Glen Affric. We fully expected to drive some distance to find quality food, but were pleasantly surprised that our hosts recommendation was a short 2 mile drive. The food was fresh, cooked to perfection and several steps above the ordinary. An ample supply of fine whiskies (don't order Scotch!) was on hand. Excellent service, thanks Therese!

We called in here after visiting Dog and Plodda falls in much need of sustinance and were delighted with our food. We both had a roast - my husband had pork and I had chicken. The pork was tender and thickly sliced and I had half a chicken (!) cooked to perfection. The vegetables were fresh and not overcooked. Simply perfect. Puddings were equally delicious.Service was a bit slow at the bar, but the poor lady seemed to be doing everything and we weren't in a rush, so we're happy to sit he chill. We would certainly return if we were in the area.

Love our dinner so much we have already returned on 2 more occasions to sample the delights of the Tomich Hotel. If you are nearby you should not pass up an opportunity to dine here. The food is superb and big value for money serves.

And it keeps getting better. A couple of years on popped in for a Sunday lunch and we were the only ones in the bar but it still felt warm and friendly. Service was excellent and the roast beef dinner excellent. Gravy could have been thicker but apart from that nearly there. The whole place seemed good.

Just what we needed after a long driveAfter arriving in Tomich, and getting settled in our self catering (Tomich Holidays), a light supper was needed, and the Tomich hotel restaurant and Black Pennel bar fit the bill. The menu included several local favorites, and carrot and coriander soup served with a healthy slice of bread and butter. The soup was hot and delicious. The polyglot banter of the other patrons was an enjoyable accompaniment for this meal. Unfortunately we did not take the opportunity to try the restaurant again, but I am sure the meal would have been excellent in an authentic highland pub experience.This restaurant had an overwhelming variety of single malt scotches, and a few ales. If you are headed through Tomich, you must stop here!

I've sampled most dishes on the bar menu and every meal has been delicious with large portion sizes. It's a varied menu to cater for all tastes - whether it be a homemade beef burger (options to add cheese/bacon/haggis), baked whole loch trout, Cajun chicken, or homemade curry - there's an option for everyone as well as a kids menu and vegetarian menu. The chefs curry is cooked fresh with every individual order so you can choose how spicy you like it... many visitors have said it's the best curry they've ever eaten! Also there's a chefs special and homemade soup which changes daily, for example "breast of chicken stuffed with haggis, served with mashed potatoes & whisky sauce" or "mustard marinated pork steak with garlic butter, chips & salad" - the pork was so tender it barely needed a steak knife! Tomich is a lovely little village 3 miles from a beautiful waterfall/forest called Plodda Falls and also nearby the breathtaking scenery of Glen Affric, so in my opinion this hotel & restaurant is the perfect place to relax and refuel while exploring the beautiful scenery surrounding it.

Good food, well prepared on site. Good attentive service in comfortable surroundings. Worth visiting.

We stayed 3 nights nearby @ Kerrow House & came here for all our lunches & dinners. The food was really good & moderately priced. The owners made us feel very welcome & kept a spot next to the fire for us each day.

We went here twice during our stay in Tomich. Did not necessarily expect it, but the homemade food was delicious! Warm goat cheese as a starter, high quality burger as main course. And of course a portion of Haggis to share.

The inside of the restaurant is quite old fashioned but the food is very nice!I had the soup of the day which was delicious and the smoked salmon was a delight! My husband was very pleased with the haggis as well and the kids were very happy with their food.The nuggets were very good apparently!Staff is very welcoming and friendly!Would recommend and go again!!

We stopped off here on a cold Saturday in November when we were sightseeing in Glen Affric. It was the only place open for lunch for miles around. It was quite quiet so lacked atmosphere and quite cold at first, though there was a fire going. We had parsnip and apple soup with bread which was lovely.

Stopped off here for lunch after a walk to Plodda Falls. The lady who greeted us was very warm and welcoming and explained that our dog was able to join us in the bar.The bar was cold at first (outside temperature this time of year is below 4 degrees C), but the fire soon warmed us up. The choice of food was great, the portion sizes were big which we loved as the food served was delicious. The Whisky range wasn't too expansive but enough choice to suit everyone's tastes. The hostess also explained some local history to us. Really felt welcomed and appreciated throughout. We were the only people here during our brief visit, lovely and quiet, that's how we both like it when eating out.

Prachtig Schots hotel in een hele rustige omgeving met mooie wandelroutes. heerlijk eten en ruime keuze in schotse single malt whisky's.

We were staying at the farm up the hill and called in all week. The hotel was very welcoming and always found a way to fit us in. The food was good, especially the red cabbage. They make changes to dishes to accommodate individual tastes to such an extent the new risotto became more popular than the original! The desserts were not up to the standards of the starters and mains unfortunately. The staff were all very friendly and we were treated like good friends every time we arrived. We will definitely go back and thoroughly recommend a visit.

Hidden gem of a hotel, lovely food, great staff and great surroundings.We'd been for a walk to see the falls and we're suitably hungry so stopped here, lovely welcome with an open fire and nice smile from the staff, food was nice and it was a lovely break after a great walk

This is the place for a fantastic Sunday lunch. Out of the way and cosily quiet. Excellent food and friendly service. Don't go for breakfast though, they advertise it but don't actually serve it, which is a bit of a disappointment.

Set in the beautiful surroundings of Glen Affric, we were lucky enough to stay here in the Coach House. A very convivial atmosphere. The staff were excellent. The room was beautifully decorated and very comfortable. We ate in the bar & had a substantial evening meal. The breakfast choice was varied, of good quality & very well presented. The light in the valley is unique' I awoke to the most amazing orange through to yellow sunrise. I would certainly recommend it for a quiet break & exploring the surrounding countryside.

Near Glen Affric the Tomich hotel is the perfect location to explore the area. The owners are charming and very helpful. There is a lovely atmosphere in the place. The rooms are big enough and quirky. Not first class, but cosy and clean. The atmosphere in the pub and the pub food are very good.

The food here reminded me so much of my Grandparents! It was tasty and filling comfort food! We went for a bar meal and had haggis, venison sausages and beef - it was just what we wanted after a day of walking! The staff were very friendly and again the decor was classic Scottish pub decor! For me the prices were a bit much but that seems to be the way in these parts. The food was much better than another place down the road that was more expensive.