There are not many hotels left like Ord House. You are greeted by the charming owners, Eliza and Johnny, or one of their two beautiful black Labradors. If you are looking for an immaculate, chic, state of the art experience this is not the hotel for you. However, if you are looking for a really wonderful place to stay where... More

We spent a wonderful afternoon playing croquet and exploring the enchanting grounds at this slightly confusing house. On the one hand it is disarmingly intimate, with big rooms, lots of hot water, a great little bar with a fire, and dogs and children more than welcome. On the other hand, the reception from the owners was lukewarm at best, the... More

Thank goodness it was only for one night. Having just stayed 3 nights in a Premier Inn I was looking forward to a "proper" hotel stay however the Premier Inn was actually luxury compared to the Ord House. First impressions count and it's clear from arriving that there hasn't been much investment made in this place. £160 for a one... More

After having spent a week at a "modern," impersonal hotel chain, I was so very pleased to be staying at this lovely family-run establishment. The view of the gardens from our room, the personalized friendly service, and the good food were all fantastic and well worth the tariff. Make no mistake, this isn't a sterile, Ikea showroom-like experience, but rather... More

A hotel that takes me back to my travelling days almost 40 years ago. An adequate room with views across the garden. Very comfortable looking sittingroom and a pleasant bar with a log fire. Much needed on a driech August evening. Food was good, full marks for leaving the coral on the scallops. Very much a family run establishment and... More

Here you will find good, traditional, service, food and comfort all personally overseen by the proprietor .Our room was small but very well appointed and more than adequate, There is a comfortable bar and sitting room and delightful gardens including a kitchen garden where much of the kitchen produce is grown. The food and the staf were excellent .

i found the lady owner of this property to be extremely rude, ignorant and very child unfriendly, she has a vulgar tongue and isnt afraid to use it, all in all a truly horrific meeting

Our trip to Inverness unfortunately co-incided with a Rod Stewart concert and finding accommodation at short notice was proving extremely difficult. Through the visitscotland.com website I managed to secure a double room in the Ord House Hotel for £110 plus a £4 booking fee. Since I had no opportunity to access a computer before arrival I was unable to form... More

I do not recognize this hotel from the reviews on this page. Faded Grandeur was my first impression which is fine, and I like it, until it comes to a bathroom with a cracked wash basin and a toilet that won’t flush unless you carefully follow the instructions attached to it. The room itself was small and could have done... More