We've been one of Scotland's hidden gems ever since, a family-owned hotel for generations with strong links to Scotland's history and past. Inver Lodge Hotel is very proud to be within the North Coast 500 route, our guests and visitors are fortunate to experience some of the world's most breathtaking views as they travel to us from anywhere in Scotland. We are set amid one of the last great unspoiled wildernesses in Europe where you can regularly come across large herds of deer, majestic birds of prey and varied wildlife.
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Inver Lodge Hotel has belonged to the same family for generations. It is a much loved property and carefully looked after by its current owner and guardian Robin Vestey; the fourth and youngest son of Edmund and Anne Vestey. Robin studied at Edinburgh University before joining the family business in the 1980's, working in the cold storage, transport and shipping sides of the business in France, Argentina, Brazil, Australia, and in the UK.
We believe that the quality of our produce should always take centre stage when developing dishes. We use the freshest ingredients as they become available week by week so that every day our guests can enjoy the best of what our region has to offer. Eating at Inver Lodge Hotel feels wholesome. Our kitchen staff take so much pride in preparing delectable dishes that are visually stimulating without losing sight to the fact that after a long day enjoying the great outdoors, we want to enjoy something hearty and satisfying.
The Assynt Hills are reported to be the oldest in Britain and contain some of the great mountains of the north such as Suilven, Canisp, Quinag and Ben More Assynt our nearest Munro, a walkers' paradise, from the coast to high peaks. From Lochinver you can walk along the coast to Achmelvich and on to the split rock at Clachtol.
Reviews (7)
CalEli Gifts
Jun 01, 2022
Ailie MacLeod
May 05, 2022
Mary MacDonald
Apr 10, 2022
Jan Kirby
Jan 02, 2022
Helen A.
Sep 10, 2021
Massively overpriced hotel, trading on its location and lack of competition. Thinks it's a 5 star, but fails to deliver. The "bar" is in the corner of a cavernous room like a church hall, with no style or atmosphere, and the restaurant is little better, albeit the view is amazing. Food was good, service patchy, and as a group occupying a third of the rooms we were treated like second class citizens. How they can think they are a "chic" hotel as their Google entry states is a mystery. Rooms were actually very good.
Oliver O'Brien
Sep 07, 2021
Stayed here four nights and it was wonderful. Not sure if it's my favourite ever hotel - but it's close. The rooms are comfortable, albeit a bit bland, but it is the location and staff that make it. All the staff were so friendly and made us feel so welcome during our stay. The dining room command terrific views across the bay. A great place to stay (albeit expensive).
George Simpson
Jul 06, 2021
