Adjacent to Nairn Golf Club and overlooking the Moray Firth the 4 Star Golf View Hotel is an excellent.

The hotel offers a total of 42 bedrooms, many with sea views, with stylish traditional interiors with the overall focus on guest comfort.

The conservatory overlooks the gardens with views down to one of Nairn’s two sandy beaches just in front of the hotel. Dinner is served in the AA Rosette winning restaurant, which regularly features local seafood, while the Moray Lounge is the ideal spot to round off the evening.

Guests have use of the sauna, steam room or spa bath, or if feeling energetic can avail of the two tennis courts or work out in the gymnasium. The Beauty Salon meanwhile, offers a full range of treatments from massage to facials.

The hotel is an excellent base from which to explore the area with Cawdor Castle, Loch Ness and the Culloden Battlefield.

A hotel since 1938 the 4 Star Royal Golf Hotel is situated on the 1st tee of the World Famous Royal Dornock Golf Course.

Many of the 25 en-suite rooms, including the two luxury suites, have panoramic views across the course and the Dornoch coastline beyond.

The split-level Conservatory provides all day dining and is the ideal vantage point for watching the proceedings at the club. While the restaurant serves the best of local game, seafood, Scottish beef and Dornoch lamb.

The Tom Morris Bar is the ideal place to relax over a drink either before or after dinner. Offering panoramic views and genuine hospitality, its "Whisky Wall" boasts a staggering collection of over 100 distinctive malts.

The centre of Dornoch, a Royal Burgh since 1906, is just 200 yards from the hotel, and features the 13th century Cathedral.

At the time of the Jacobite rising in 1745-46, Culloden House was requisitioned by Bonnie Prince Charlie and used as his lodging and battle headquarters prior to that fateful and final battle on Culloden Moor on the 16th April 1746.

Today, this handsome Palladian country house stands in nearly 40 acres where guests are free to wander about the elegant lawns and parkland to enjoy the exceptional peace, tranquillity and majesty of the grounds.

The awesome sight of one of the many magnificent crystal chandeliers and fine Adam’s plasterwork enhances the warm highland welcome you receive. The beautiful public rooms complement lavishly furnished bedrooms with breathtaking views.

There is a wonderfully comfortable drawing room with magnificent Adamesque plasterwork, many fine antiques and a large open fire. In the dining room Adam''s plaster reliefs again adorn the walls as well as the ceiling, providing an incredible backdrop to the crystal chandelier, which provides a centrepiece to the room. Here you can dine off an ever-changing five-course menu, prepared by Master Chef Michael Simpson using the finest Scottish produce, while to accompany the fine cuisine, guests may choose from over 120 wines and 30 malt whiskies.