I have read the reviews on this page to some dismay. I stayed at this hotel in January and was made most welcome, the food is prepared by a first class chef, the rooms are warm and as the owners told me they were upgrading the bathrooms so that all had a shower and they had 3 to go!! The... more

We stayed here in 2007 for 3 nights and are still in shock at the amateurish way in which they seemed to run the hotel. We booked in January 6 months before arrival but when we arrived the room we were shown to was actually not ready so we were given another at the top of the building with just... more

This dreadful hotel needs a complete overhaul, both the management and the decor. It was dirty and the service was surly and unhelpful. The breakfast was virtually inedible. To be avoided at all costs while under current management more

We stayed at this hotel by default. Had arrived back on the mainland from Orkney (what a place!!!!!). It was drizzly and getting dark, we went through a few little towns, but wanted, hm, well, a place with a bit of character. We got to Brora, were tired and hungry, and went into the little supermarket and asked where was... more

They rate themselves as an upmarket traditional Scottish hotel, but in fact it is overpriced, rather seedy and run down. Many of the rooms do not have a shower (only a bath). Dinner is basic and again overpriced. more

Stayed for a couple of days in late June. Friendly staff, good food and comfy rooms. Hotel is very biker friendly which was a major consideration when booking. Lovely location, good for exploring the Highlands. Thoroughly enjoyed stay. more

I would like to thank the staff and owners of the Sutherland Arms Hotel, Golspie for the excellent service and accomodation I received while staying recently. The food was fantastic, restaraunt was closed due to the late hour that I arrive but the bar staff very kindly prepared food very quickly. The room we were given was well decorated with... more

A little dimond. Friendly staff, good food and comfy bed what more could you ask for, fantastic base to explore Sutherland and Caithness. dont forget to go to Dunrobin castle and the castle of May. more

I recently stayed at the Sutherlan Arms hotel and found the place warm and welcoming. I believe the new owners have only been there since January this year (2007) and i am glad to say that i felt at home, the rooms were clean, warm and tidy with antique furniture to keep in with the tradition of the 200 year... more