You can not fault the Torridon Inn for the bed=rooms - spacious and welcoming. The food and service is excellent and it is only let down by the disjointed and basic bar area

Room was fine, double beds in a twin room, but for the price charged, £99, very disappointed in the fact that the taps in the ensuite would not turn off unless you used excessive force, the information in the book about the hotel gave the wrong numbers for the TV stations, always get 2 packet of biscuits on the hospitality tray except here only one, my wife could not eat her dinner - overcooked, and though B&B only offered cereal, juice, coffee and 2 bits of toast, only toasted on one side, for breakfast unless you paid £10 extra for a cooked breakfast or for the meat and cheese for a continental breakfast.

Staying at Kinlochewe we visited the Inn for dinner. Staff were excellent as was the service and food quality but the food portions were somewhat spartan. Both of us had the fish pie and were asked if we would like salad with this. This turned out to be "a couple of leaves" and a drop or so of dressing. I had the cheese dessert , albeit the 5 cheeses were excellent, but would have expected a little more of each than a bite size and two very thin oatcakes. This item I think reflected penny pinching. My wife's Eton Mess was excellent but was disappointed with her one third cup of coffee which could not be bulked up with milk or cream as she specifically asked for it black. I regret to say , of the several places at which we dined during a fortnights stay in the Highlands the Inn represented the lower value for money.

We toured the coast of Scotland during May staying one night in each hotel and this is one of the hotels we stayed in - This was a lovely place and only issue was that you have to walk a way for your meals. The rooms were in individual houses, one up one down but beautifully presented. They were large, spacious, immaculately clean and well decorated. I doubt most had good views from the rooms but they had eveything else you needed, including many varieties of tea etc. This was a real base for many adventure holidays and there was a pool table and dart board etc for walkers and mountain bikers if they wanted that sort of thing to relax. We walked extensively and saw an owl whilst there. Views from the hills above were absolutely stunning and once back we walked to the main part for a delicious meal in a separate dining area and the ambiance everywhere sseemed really good. Definately somewhere I'd like to go back to. This was the Torridon Inn so if this is that good I do wonder what the Torridon Hotel next door would be like, probably as good but dearer!