We spent three days in the hotel. Comfortable, peaceful and great food. Very friendly and welcoming service. If you really want to indulge yourself, go for the afternoon tea. It's not very big and you're quite close to other guests, so we wouldn't advise this place for families.

Spent a relaxing weekend break at Tigh na Sgiath (TNS). We chose this hotel as we wanted a bit of peaceful highland hospitality, as opposed to a City break in a cold hotel owned by a nationwide chain.
The TNS lived up to all our expectations, based on previous favourable reviews on Tripadvisor. The hotel is very clean, welcoming and the owner (Ian) gives you a personal touch. Entering the hotel is like stepping back in time, where all the furniture and accessories are antiques from another era.....really quirky and pleasant.
We booked dinner on the Saturday night, which was well presented, nice atmoshere and lovely food. We both ordered the fillet steak for our main course, and we both agreed it was one of the best we've had in a long while.
The only small downside i would mention is we were on the 2nd floor, where the bedroom ceilings are sloping, so you had to be careful not to bang your head. Also, there are no lifts in the hotel, so if you have difficulty ascending stairs, best to check with the hotel first before you book.
Overall, a nice relaxing old fashioned charming hotel, ideal for a piece of highland hospitality.

I love romantic weekends: Country House Hotels; romantic dinners - I'm there. What this place offers over many I have stayed in is the idea that we are in the here and now. There is no shabby-chic or faded glamour about this place. It shines. It sparkles. It quite simply is wonderful. The quality of the food (which is locally sourced) is not only at the top-end of what I have experienced, the presentation also has been of a quality that will no doubt delight yourself if you are fortunate enough to experience it. I also can't fault the full ENGLISH (ducks for cover - I can't believe I said that at the time!) sorry I mean SCOTTISH breakfast and the selection of teas and home-baking. Hope to return soon.

We booked at the last minute and there was only one room available! When I phoned Elaine explained that it wasn't en suite but we had a private bathroom accross the hall.
We didn't have a choice and I can understand why this room would normally be last to let!
Having said that the setting is beautiful the hotel is so clean and the breakfast is the best ever! The service is very professional but relaxed all adding to a great stay. The room was at the front of the hotel with beautiful views -spotted red squirrels several times a roe deer was in the side garden and Ian came to point it out at breakfast time so we could have a look if we wanted.