Covenanters Inn  

friendly locals

My colleague booked this accom for our business trip so was concerned when I normally stay in a hotel in area when on business not an inn. This inn was perfect for our stay as freindly, clean and good value. Will stay here in future not in the overpriced hotels in the area!!

The only positive was the friendliness & effort of the waitress staff who are unfortunate enough to work there.

The hotel was shabby, outdated and in dire need of refurbishment. The grounds around the hotel resembled a building site with no effort whatsoever made by the proprietor to at least carry out basic maintenance. It was almost as if they had given up on the place, in fact it appeared as if they were maybe running the hotel down with no intention of opening for next season. The bar was dull & dingy and drinks were way overpriced for a facility of this standard. Breakfast was below average in quality. I must say that I felt slightly embarrassed as a Scot to see international tourists at breakfast who would be wondering if this is typical of Scottish hospitality.

Very clean and staff very welcoming

Bar area could be more comfortable

Nice breakfast, good location when driving through staff was friendly and helpful

Rooms were small and bed not very comfortable

My husband and I had a very enjoyable evening meal at the hotel. The food was very good, well presented and value for money. The young lady who waited on us was very pleasant, friendly and efficient. The breakfast was also good with plenty of choice and again served by another pleasant, efficient young lady. A good start to a very long day of travel.

The room could have been a little cleaner especially under the bed.

Fantastic welcome and service--nothing was too much. Food in bar was great--little bit expensive though for me. Pub was very lively each night we stayed there--sat, sun. Rooms were small but with all facilities and very clean with daily changes to linen, beds made etc. Nothing much round about but perfect for our stay which was to attend golf at castle stuart. A good base for exploring round about I would say. Breakfast was very good, owner as a delight like his staff. Would absolutely recommend it and will definately go back--probably next year for the scottish open again!

A little noisy--creaking floors and thin walls. Could hear tv next door and snoring through the night was extremely loud--although thats to do with folk staying there and not the hotel--quite funny really. The overall experience was very good--a great, popular, welcoming stay.

The host was friendly and helpful. The inn is located in a nice village only 2 miles from Nairn and close to the attractions of the Moray Firth and Inverness. It is an attractive old building from the outside. There is plenty of parking space. The breakfast was OK.

Much of the decor, furniture and furnishings is not up to modern standards and in need of refurbishment and upgrade. The cleaning standards are not good enough - the lower part of our bedroom wall mirror was covered with children's fingermarks (presumably previous occupants) throughout our stay. There was a dirty mark on the wall next to the waste bin. The glass ceiling light shades need to be removed and cleaned (are there dead flies in there?). Smokers tend to congregate on the steps outside the main entrance which is not very welcoming.

Overpriced bar meals with locals swearing in every sentence

We were just looking for a place for over night stay and it suited us fine.

Staff were friendly, breakfast good

Needed a bit of modernising

De prijs /kwaliteit verhouding was ronduit slecht, £55 voor een kamer met een middelmatig gekookt ontbijt, geen wifi in de kamer, extra te betalen ( £3/uur) voor de wifi in de inkom en slechte ontvangst in de veranda.

Ich wuerde es nie im Leben jemand weiterempfehlen. Horrible, schmitzig, fürchterlich ein KLO,kein Hotel