Highly rated by guests who stayed at Old Drynie House,
Red squirrel sightings
Really good breakfast
Homemade treats
Detailed local maps
Landscaped gardens
"Breakfast a lovely presentation and very tasty, wonderful views to enjoy."
Vicki from United States
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"Separate bathrooms, comfortable beds, big rooms with chairs, large common area with plenty of seating, most well equipped...including very good umbrellas, and stunning gardens."
Peter from Canada
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"This is a gorgeous property on the black isle right across the water from. Inverness."
Laurel from United States
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"Our hosts, Alisdair and Deidre were wonderful and went out of their way to make us feel at home."
Lorraine from Australia
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"The garden is amazing, so are the rooms."
David from Netherlands
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20-acre Victorian parkland estate with locally sourced organic breakfasts and personalized host guidance
Gardens and Grounds
Old Drynie House is set within 20 acres of Victorian parkland on the Black Isle, overlooking the Moray Firth. The property features colorful gardens with mature trees, three paddocks, and a wealth of wildlife including red squirrels. Guests have access to a picnic area, sun terrace, and a children's playground among the landscaped grounds.
Rooms and Suites
Each room includes an en-suite shower room with complimentary toiletries, a hairdryer, and curling tongs. One room offers a spa bath for added relaxation. All rooms provide a flat-screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities.
Breakfast and Dining
Morning meals are served in the dining room overlooking the garden. Full cooked breakfasts use locally sourced organic produce, with vegetarian alternatives available upon request. Snacks and a tea pot are provided in each room for guest convenience.
Location and Host Services
Old Drynie House is a 10-minute drive from central Inverness and near Caledonian Stadium, Wildwoodz Paintball, and the University of the Highlands and Islands. Hosts Deidre and Alasdair provide daily maps, personalized itineraries, and dinner reservations for local attractions. The property offers direct access to scenic views of the Moray Firth from the gardens.
Family and Entertainment
On-site activities include billiards, darts, a games room, cycling, and fishing. The hotel has an indoor play area, board games, and high chairs for children. Families can use the shared lounge/TV area and the outdoor picnic area.
Highlights
Grounds: 20 acres of Victorian parkland with wildlife and mature trees
Breakfast: Full cooked using locally sourced organic produce
Rooms: En-suite with spa bath option
Host Services: Personalized itineraries and maps daily