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In Nairn centre, Clubhouse Hotel and Orchid Restaurant offers traditional Scottish cuisine and boutique bedrooms with free Wi-Fi. Location parking near beach Quiet
Bordering Nairn Golf Course and just 30 minutes’ drive from Inverness, Muthu Newton Hotel is set in 21 acres of mature parkland and gardens. Wonderful beds, no noise from other rooms or passageways. Great reception and care, and as a disabled client, I found the lift to be a great asset, wonderfully positioned for reception, dining, bar etc.
Overlooking the Moray Firth, with pretty gardens leading down to the seashore, this hotel and leisure club are set within beautiful surroundings. Excellent breakfast. Excellent menu range for evening meal.friendly & professional staff
With stunning, uninterrupted sea views over Nairn’s beach and the Moray Firth, this comfortable family-run hotel offers free WiFi and an award-winning bar with a range of real ales. The staff were really nice. Parking was difficult but that seems typical in the UK. We're from Australia.
In 22 acres of grounds, the elegant Boath House Hotel lies on Scotland’s Moray Coast amongst parkland, ornamental lakes and walled gardens. Beautiful hotel in beautiful surroundings
Set within 1.6 km of Nairn Museum and 10 km of Cawdor Castle, Westerlea Hotel Nairn features rooms in Nairn. The property has a garden, as well as a bar. Free WiFi is available.
Popular with guests booking hotels in Nairn
These hotels in Nairn are highly rated by couples: Muthu Newton Hotel, Boath House Hotel and Clubhouse Hotel.
Braeval Hotel, Muthu Newton Hotel and Golf View Hotel & Spa have received great reviews from travellers in Nairn regarding the views from their hotel rooms.
Muthu Newton Hotel, Clubhouse Hotel and Golf View Hotel & Spa are some of the popular hotels in Nairn.
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Nairn this weekend is £143 or, for a 4-star hotel, £251. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Nairn for this weekend cost on average around £189 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Many families visiting Nairn loved staying at Clubhouse Hotel, Muthu Newton Hotel and Boath House Hotel.
For hotels in Nairn that serve up a highly-rated breakfast, try Muthu Newton Hotel, Clubhouse Hotel and Braeval Hotel.
On average, 3-star hotels in Nairn cost £57 per night, and 4-star hotels in Nairn are £79 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Nairn can on average be found for £157 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Some of the best hotels in Nairn near Nairn Dunbar Golf Club include Denson Villa, Fairway Apartment and Washington House.
On average, it costs £69 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Nairn for tonight. You'll pay on average around £108 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Nairn will cost around £73 (based on Booking.com prices).
Just as the Victorians said Nairn - would be a restorative place to stay and take in clean air and enjoy pleasant walks along the shore. It is well provided with open space for children to play. It felt like going back to the 1950's, in the best way and the swimming pool is now indoors and heated!
Lovely town for walking along the seaside. The town itself is beautiful and has all the amenities one might need within walking distance with a very large store only a 2 minute drive outside of town. Only 20 minutes into Inverness.
Beaches are absolutely beautiful with a stunning view. Everyone we met was really friendly. Plenty of places to eat and drink. ‘Macks’ Was recommended to us and I would definitely recommend it. Train ride from Inverness and the bus station for exploring. Would recommend hiring a car if you want to get out and about.
Pleasant helpful people, when I asked directions. Monuments and imposing buildings round the town deserved more time for exploration. , to follow up the local history. The modern Community Centre must be a great asset. It was being well used when I was there. Though I did not reach the beach, friends gave glowing reports of its quality. Nairn also seems to benefit from a mild micro -climate, with a high proportion of sunny ,dry days throughout the year.
I lived in Nairn for 25 years before moving abroad, so have a good knowledge of the town. It is a lovely seaside town, has 2 excellent golf courses, and the surrounding area has lots of history, Culloden moor is only about 12 miles away. Nairn was caught up in the Oil boom of the 70's 80's and vast amounts of money came in, but sadly very little of it was reinvested. Then when the bubble burst Nairn was left holding it's head and asking "what happened?"
Nairn has lovely Sandy beaches and is ideal for children - a playpark with paddling pool, swings etc. - an indoor swimming pool, miles of traffic free walks and (often) good weather. It has a good selection of take-a-ways and restaurants - we like The Sundancer beside the harbour and Macks just off the high street. It has a good bus link to Inverness, about a half hrs drive away. Brodie Countryfare ( great cafe ), Forres, Findhorn and Elgin are all within easy reach, as are The Cairngorms,The Black Isle and Loch Ness. Every major supermarket is in Inverness, Sainsburys and the Co-Op in Nairn.It has charming, independent local shops in the High St and grand houses to gawp at in its West End. Lastly, but not least, Nairn has the friendliest locals anywhere! It is the little town with everything you could want for a holiday.
The cottage (really a kind of apartment adjoining the owners' house, but self-contained and secluded) appears a recent development of the space and it has been done very thoughtfully, with attention to detail and investment in quality. It is spacious, generously equipped and supplied. The owners are welcoming and helpful. Nice area and everything is walking distance. (Notably a baker for butteries in the morning. You might need to look up what a buttery is, if you are not from the north east of Scotland!)
Lovely situation,close to Nairn, golf course and beaches. Large well appointed room and large en-suite with lovely shower. The owner couldn’t have been more helpful, kind,welcoming and accommodating. The owner went the extra mile to get special foodstuffs for dietary requirements which was greatly appreciated. The breakfast is superb, set in a very pleasant bright, airy breakfast room.
Booked this hotel due to its fantastic location which was overlooking the fabulous Nairn beach, close to Inverness city centre and tge wonderful Findhorn. The hotel ambiance was wonderful with quality fixtures and fittings throughout. The hosts were very welcoming and warm and friendly. I stay in lots of small hotels throughout Scotland and this is one of the best. A delight.
Amazing place, feels like staying at a baron’s estate. With beautiful gardens and private woods. The owners are the perfect hosts and the food was great, served in a Nobel’s dinning rooms. This is simply the best value for money we found for a B&B in Scotland!!
The room was lovely, looking out into the golf course. And after a lot of driving we were able to take a short walk into town for something to eat. The owners were both lovely, with an amazing breakfast the next day and lots of tips of where to visit around Nairn
We were delighted to arrive at this beautiful B&B, which is very close to Inverness, but nestled within the countryside. It was very clean and welcoming, and provided a great private space to be in, while also being close to our lovely hosts.
The owner were very very nice, and much helpfull. Very clean and welcoming house. It is up to now the best B&B we have done in Scotland!
The property was fantastic, great size, everything you need and very clean. Great view of the river Nairn. Will definitely come back.
Staff were really friendly, hotel was excellent and the food was delicious. We actually extended our stay by an extra night.
The hotel is an old estate set in the woods. Grand old building which has been modernized.
Very comfortable bed. Peaceful hotel. Friendly staff
The house, location, use of the hotel facilities..
Lovely hotel, we were made to feel welcome.
Close to Inverness
the owners were the ones running the hotel and the took excellent care of their guests. the food was superb, the location was great. everything was top of the line.
Everything about this delightful accommodation house is awesome. The people couldn’t be more welcoming and the room and bed was so comfortable.
Very friendly and welcoming. Clean and tidy rooms. Room was very cozy and the host did an incredible job making us feel comfortable!
Great little cottages. Everything you needed. Very clean and tidy. Will use again. Overall excellent.
Bedroom was large and well decorated. Breakfast in morning was lovely and freshly cooked.
Such a warm and friendly welcome
