The Torridon

A fabulous place to stay and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The room we stayed in was lovely with fantastic views. We ate in the 1887 restaurant and both the food and service was excellent. It was also really nice walking around the grounds and having a swim in the Loch.

We stayed in The Torridon on the weekend of our wedding and it was an absolute dream! We booked a deluxe room and asked permission to have photographs on the grounds, but what we did not anticipate, was the most warm welcome from Raoul. He surprised us with the news that we had been given a complimentary upgrade to the 1887 suite! The suite was immaculate and had absolutely everything you could think of! Chocolates, fresh fruit, coffee machine, Dyson hairdryer, and even a yoga mat, Our dining experience in 1887 restaurant was a beautiful ending to our wedding night, shout out to Thomas/Tom, Ulrich, Moustache and every single member of the front of house team (we couldn’t remember all the names). They all provided immaculate service while being very personable and attentive with all guests. The grounds and gardens were beautiful and we met the lovely lady who tends to the gardens. On check out we were given complimentary chilled water for our journey home. I’ve never had a stay like this and dream of returning one day. Thank you so much.

Our stay was very good. The room was pleasant & well equipped. Dinner at the Bo & Mac tasted lovely. Only let down here was using toilet paper to dry my hands in the ladies! The Tasting Menu in the 1887 restaurant was outstanding. And something the whole family not just adults could enjoy. Throughout our short stay the staff were exemplary. Very attentive, great knowledge of the food, drink & local area. A must for whisky fans. And the kitchen garden should be seen.

A very quiet, beautiful setting for this early 19th century hotel. The name alone set my wife and I wondering what it meant, 'The Torridon', ....spooky as it turns out. How exciting and we hadn't even arrived yet! What a splendid 2 day stay was had with us wanting to book for next year straight away. The staff were very well trained in customer service, and while you pay a little extra, the experience justifies it. Awesome food!

Some aspects were disappointing given the apparent quality, cost and historic awards. The grounds are stunning, the room we had (No. 2) fantastic, the hotel ground walks were excellent and well marked. We had to walk to the Bo & Muc Brasserie which is a hundred yards or so down the lane. It was of no more than a below average pub quality - some of the food served was cold - why they cant open the hotel restaurant is a mystery - I have never stayed at a four star+ hotel where I have to take a walk down the road for dinner in a pub. Breakfast was a surprise - we asked for but could not get any white, brown or granary toast, all that was on offer was sourdough (a first for me).