Weekend Away from Bristol
We arrived and it was snowing heavily, the owners Mary and David really friendly made us feel at home.
A choice of rooms as we were the only guests. We loved our 2 night stay, Mary and David made us so welcome with their excellent hospitality and the food was superb.
The room was lovely four poster bed and bathroom was excellent. If you want a peaceful break this is the place to stay, even with the snow the views were fantastic.
The highland cattle outside and Mary giving us daily updates on the birds what a way to spend a weekend.
The lounge is so cosy once you've sampled David's cooking you find it difficult to move, having breakfast in the morning looking at the mountains is out of this world.
This hotel is great if you want somewhere off the beaten track with beautiful scenery and great hospitality stay here.

We stayed at the Steadings in late August. The views were absolutely breathtaking, with the hills covered in multiple shades of wild heather and sheep and cattle grazing throughout. The wildlife is also abundant. As we checked into our room we were greeted by a red deer in the meadow. We also enjoyed watching the rompings of a stoat (wild ferret like animal) in the back yard while we ate our breakfast.

David and Mary, the hosts of the Steadings, are truly amazing people. Their dry sense of humor may be missed on some, but their true enjoyment of meeting people and providing superior service cannot be missed. I have never stayed in a cleaner room, and the little touches David and Mary provide added an extra sense of welcoming. The food was also spectacular, with courses set to complement the entire dining experience. Finally, the wine selection was worth every penny - trust David and Mary's recommendations, they really know what they are talking about. Their after dinner port is absolutely delightful!

My wife and I just dropped in for a pot of tea while exploring the area. The people were very friendly and when we got to Inverness we thought "lets go back there for a meal ". Although only 15 minutes from Inverness the wine list looked inviting and the whisky shelf even more so ... we had to stay the night !!
The evening's creac was a delight and we talked philosophy , rude stories and family history in equal measure. A delightfull place and we shall visit again soon ... Oliver and Heather from Lincoln

I have never felt such peace whilst staying at a hotel. The scenery was fantastic, the hotel owners were so friendly, the wildlife just passed through the garden as though it was the most natural thing to do, we saw hares run across the lawn and deer down by the loch - magical! The sunsets magnificent.
The food was excellent, although a little pricey but excellent if you want a special evening meal, breakfast was great!
We took our dog and although he wasn't allowed in the restaraunt whilst food was being served he was allowed in the bar afterwards.
I would highly recommend it.