The staff were great as were all the locals we met.
The children were treated like the little people they are.
The rooms actually had proper mugs in not those silly little teacups.
The family room was the best we have stayed in. A seperate room for the boys but still behind our door.
Darts pool and lots of board games kept us all happy.
Clean if a little dated but we like that!
Breakfast was great you just choose exactly what you would like from the hot food listed. Tea coffee toast/bread juice and cereal all there for you to help yourself
The owner left the bread etc out for us on the morning we left very early so we could just make our toast ourselves. One of many little things they did that make a big difference

As we had not been to Keiss, nor to Caithness before, we didn't know what to expect. As soon as we went into the hotel we were made very welcome and shown to our room, which was spacious to say the least. Windows on two sides, one to the east and one to the south. On-suite shower room with a shower that even I could fit into comfortably.

Breakfast was excellent and well cooked, a full Scottish breakfast and not like some of the places that I've stayed in recently. We took our evening meals in the Lounge bar and the choice was very good.

Will we be going again? Yes. There isn't a great deal to do in the area, great for walking, but if you want peace and quiet, i can recommend Keiss.

Stayed one night on way to Orkney as ferry not running due to inclement weather. Staff very friendly and accommodating however second floor where our room located had an awful smell. Intolerable really, attempts by hotel to cover up with various fresheners proved of no benefit!!!

On arrival I was initially a bit upset as activehotel had charged me £60 for my room, but the rack rate in the lobby was £50, but nevermind.

The room was a nice size and with good amienities, I didnt eat evening meal at the hotel so I cant comment.

Was a little bit dissapointed that I was promised that I could get breakfast early so I could get up to John o groats (10 minutes drive) to get my orkney ferry tickets, but when we went downstairs, the cooker hadnt been turned on so it was toast and cereal instead.

However, I was too bothered as didnt feel like eating a cooked brekkie anyway.

Nice staff, good rooms, pub next door (£2.10 a pint). Ooverall very happy.