The hotel was in need of fixing up. The room was not fresh, the beds average and general condition OK. The dinner ther was good and the service and staff pleasant. Just misses being a winner.

Like the friendly welcome but although the price was in par with other Highland hotels we ate at; the place really looks run down from the smelly carpets and stained table cloths in the breakfast room to the weird African type momentous rather strange really.
The room was fine with a nice firm bed, clean and functional with breakfast included which was good meat although very overcooked and the scrambled eggs had a rubbery microwaved sheen to it, rather paid extra for a decent one.
Staff looked wearier than the hotel, but smiling throughout.
Dinner was an interesting mix of what people sometimes refer to as Traditional fare and the usual suspects; fish and chips , steak pie, burger , suppose if you have geriatric taste buds these boring dishes would be good but surely food trends have moved on even if the decor hasn't.To their credit the Curry was good more a Tum Ka Gai which was fine and a Salmon dish which was ok also.

We stayed at the Seafield Lodge for 2 nights on a bed and breakfast basis. The hotel is very close to the town centre - just behind the main street - and provides an ideal location for visiting the north east of Scotland and Inverness. We received a warm welcome from the owner/manager who tried to give us an up-grade. Our bedroom was, however, more than adequate with tea/coffee making facilities, flat screen TV, large wardrobes, etc. The bathroom was slightly dated but perfectly functional. Would agree with a previous comment re the softness of the bed.

A full Scottish breakfast is offered (as well as kippers) plus fruit juice and a limited selection of fruit. Whilst the plates were hot the food on the first day was just warm - would also suggest that an attempt is made to reduce the amount of cooking fat/oil used.

Overall the hotel is well located, clean and provides good value for money.

A very friendly welcome but after that all went downhill. The bed was too soft to sleep in without suffering a very bad back. Waterpipes rattled and squeaked. I was very disappointed with the evening meals I ordered (steak pie which was inedible, was offered with chips OR vegetables) although my husband's choices were better. We won't be back at the Seafield Lodge!