The Torridon

An afternoon tea for a friend's birthday. It was nice to get dressed up on the most perfect summery day and sit down to an afternoon tea. Everything was set out perfectly and very attentive staff. My friends dietary requirements were taken well into account and made to feel very inclusive to the experience and each item explained to us. The lady we had was new to the job but was very friendly and made sure our tea was always topped up. Each item of food was delicious and presented nicely. A walk round the grounds and garden made the whole experience very relaxing.

If you're looking for the perfect blend of gourmet dining, outdoor adventure, and an amazing selection of whiskey, look no further. The Torridon has it all! The food is spectacular—creative and flavorful in the 1887 restaurant and a more relaxed atmosphere in the Bo & Muc along with its cozy pub. The outdoor activities offered here are a huge highlight. From guided hikes and kayaking to just relaxing by the scenic trails. Veshengo is super knowledgeable about the natural history and current nature of the area, friendly, and a treat to be with. We spent two days with him and wish we had more time! The whiskey bar is not just a bar—it's an experience. With an amazing bartender, Shane, who knows his craft incredibly well, can recommend just the right whiskey for you and make you feel welcome. I can't recommend this place highly enough.

What a fantastic place. this was for my 40th birthday as part of trip around Scotland and it didn't let us down. Everything here is 5 star, service, food and the rooms are amazing, we had a deluxe room in the hotel. They even sorted out a birthday cake for me and had us sat outside with a firepit and the view to ourselves. Would not hesitate to return. lovely walks from the hotel as well including a waterfall.

Such a beautiful hotel in a stunning location. We stayed for a couple of nights and whilst it’s certainly not cheap, it’s a trip we will always remember for all the right reasons. Our room in the main house was amazing and so was the service. Tasting menu in the 1887 restaurant was as good if not better than many Michelin starred hotels we have been to. Some lovely walks around the hotel and plenty to see and do in the surrounding area. Only negative was the Bo & Muc Brassiere which sadly did not live upto expectations in terms of service or quality.

An iconic location set next to Loch Torridon. From beginning to end our stay was unbeatable. Our room was spotless and spacious, with wonderful views out to Liathatch. Dinner at Bo and Muc and breakfast in the morning were both delicious. The hotel is set within large grounds with walks out along the Loch. Service is impeccable.