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The Torridon is one of Britain’s foremost retreat hotels, and we look forward to welcoming you and letting you experience first hand the delights which we have to offer. The Torridon has received many awards and accolades for the quality of its rooms and its first class food but we put quality of service at the top of our priorities.
The Torridon
The Torridon, by Achnasheen
Wester Ross, Scotland
IV22 2EY
Nearest Airport: INV
We were here for two days in July 2026. It was thoroughly enjoyable. The setting was breathtaking, the loch and mountain views from our room were spectacular. The rooms were well appointed and each was unique. The staff were very friendly and the food was delicious. It was a magical experience and would highly recommend!
Tracy R - Paradise Valley, Arizona
My wife and I love the area and the hotel and having a dog have stayed in the stables many times, but our last couple of stays have been a little disappointing. We have certainly seen a difference in the Bo & Muc Brasserie with food just about warm enough and expensive with little choice if staying several nights. We have a favourite room that has a nice aspect, but on our last visit were very disappointed as the lower windows had been blanked out making it feel like a box, if more privacy was required why not fit blinds. We also found the room on the cool side and realised that we had no control of the central heating that must have been controlled by the hotel, a fan heater was supplied. A minor issue was milk, on our last three stays there has never been milk available in the room and on our last stay had to go to reception to get some. It's a shame as we love the hotel, it's grounds and the local area.
Curiosity767413 - Guildford, United Kingdom
Nowhere near our expectations of 5 star hotel. Comfy room, with a bath and an over bath shower. Lovely location, and gardens. Breakfast average, nothing special, staff attentive. The brasserie, Bo and Muc, promised simplicity and a field to fork philosophy. Much was made of where the produce came from and how they made such an effort to source local ingredients. The menu, however, was very strange. Fish with prawns in a curry sauce…..fish with a shellfish bisque…..aubergine curry…..nothing at all simple and not at all brasserie like. The puddings were fairly ordinary, rhubarbs and apple crumble tart too much pastry and not enough fruit, the cheese board tiny portions of 2 cheeses. The only other option is a tasting menu at the Michelin starred restaurant….at £150 each. Not for us…. There is a ‘pub’ attached, more like a hotel lounge with a bar in it… just a strange place trying too hard and missing the point somehow. All show and no substance
Petal147 - Winchester, United Kingdom
Amazing location, fantastic food , excellent staff
Mooniejcl
Have stayed before in The Stables where our room was beautiful. Staff hardworking and attentive. However, very disappointed with the food and menu in the Bo and Muc restaurant.Not sure if they purporting to be high end restaurant or bar food.
Tattiehead - Gloucester
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