Craigiewood

Craigiewood is stunningly located on its own six acres of land. An isolated area of superb countryside on The Black Isle, yet only 4 miles from Inverness. Overlooking Munlochy Bay to the north, it has unsurpassed views westwards through Strathconon and Glens Orrin and Affric. On a clear day you can see a Sister of Kintail, 44 miles away. The house is ideally situated for short trips to Inverness and Loch Ness. Cawdor and Brodie Castles, Culloden and Fort George are all within easy reach. Your hosts, Gavin and Araminta, have a wide knowledge of the Highlands and the enjoyments they offer and are more than willing to advise on things to do and see. Craigiewood is a family-run as traditional Bed and Breakfast - the hospitality offered is that which you would expect from friends and family.

Inverness On The Map: Inverness is located on Scotland's central northern coast. The town is accessed via the A9 road from the southeast (Cairngorms National Park), A82 from the southwest (Loch Ness) , and A96 from the northeast (Speyside, Whisky Country) Inverness is the true capital of the Highlands, and with 50,000 people, it is one of Scotland’s fastest growing cities. It is also one of the Highland’s oldest settlements. All roads still lead to the Highland’s center, Inverness. It feels like a compact town, but it has the bustle and air of a lovely city. Let your imagination run wild, and take a ghost tour led by an 18th century ghost, complete with period costume. Expect to hear tales of the city’s blood-chilling past, including ghosts, witches, murders, and spells! Stroll along the River Ness, or cruise on the Moray Firth, searching out bottlenose dolphins. It is very peaceful, especially if you’ve just been ghost-hunting... The River Ness flows through Inverness, and salmon fishermen come during the summer, even where the river runs right through the city’s center. High above the city is Inverness Castle, a unique Victorian built of red sandstone. Just below the castle is the museum and Art Gallery which runs exhibitions and workshops for kids. The main shopping area fans out from there in three directions, and includes a lively gathering place where pipers and other musicians get together and make music.

Rooms & Amenities

Craigiewood offers a range of individually furnished guestrooms. All Guestrooms Feature:

TV
Hairdryer
Radio/alarm

Guests are encouraged to use the 'drawing room which is for their exclusive use. It is equipped with a warm stove for the cooler evenings. There is a television and a wide selection of brochures and books

Dining

Breakfast is served in the kitchen/dining room. Craigiewood offers a choice of continental or full traditional Scottish cooked breakfast, or something in between. Local produce is to the fore, with fresh free-range eggs, our local butcher's sausages & bacon.

Rooms & Amenities

Dining

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