Royal Golf Hotel Dornoch

General Information

Situated only 1 hours drive from Inverness in the quaint city of Dornoch. Directly on the 1st tee of the world ranked 15th finest hole golf course, with gorgeous sea-views over the sandy beaches. Offering clients impeccable facilities and quality lodging. A lot of of the privately styled bedrooms face the golf links and the Dornoch Firth behind, every equiped with everything you would expect from a hotel of this calibre. In the greenhouse restaurant the head cook will once again demonstrate the considerable flair and imagination offered by the Royal Golf of ancient by using the highly best local ingredients to design a lot of mouth-watering dishes. The inn is your perfect base in the Highlands, and with 20 courses in golf within an hours drive, in addition to big hill strolling, fishing and the a lot of award-winning beaches all surrounding you're sure of a unforgettable break away. The hotel can propose independent breakfast.
Please Note: Pets allowed with a charge of ten GBP per visit.

Dining Information

The Conservatory Restaurant proposes quality bistro fashion dining, with its splendorous vistas across Royal Dornoch Golf Club to the Dornoch Firth itself. Only the best Scottish make is used, with all menus supplemented by a spacious wine catalogue and selection of over 30 malts. The major Restaurant is obtainable for privately-owned functions and is also used for lunch. The inn brasserie features its own feature whisky wall serving single malt whisky, lovely wine or Scottish ale, the decor and ambiance is relaxed and hospitable with magnificent drawings of Royal Dornochs outstanding hole golf holes.

Location Information

There is much to experience and do in the locality, with miles of sandy beaches which play landlord to a multiude of water sports activities including windsurfing and water-skiing. The beach teams with wildlife, such as seals, and a sizable population of both breeding and wintering birds. Dornoch city which dates from the 12th century is steeped in heritage, with the grand cathedral plus a lot of quaint butiques and prime places to eat. There are many sights in the locality including Glenmorangie Distillery where you will find out more approximately the heritage of this delightful malt. Also Dunrobin Castle which resembles a French chateau with its conical spires is the majority northerly of Scotlands outstanding houses, plus one of Britains oldest continuously inhabited houses dating back to the early 1300s.