Strathy Inn

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Strathy Inn, the meals were excellent and great hospitality and great atmosphere to meet other travellers.

More like a large B&B than a hotel. The owners are friendly and attentive. Heather is a great cook and we enjoyed dinner and breakfast. The rooms are comfortable and clean. There is no town in the vicinity, so once settled in, don't anticipate going out again.

Strathy Inn was a wonderful overnight stop. The hosts were very welcoming and happy to share their knowledge of the area. The evening meal was excellent, and the breakfast outstanding. The room was super comfy, warm and quiet- definitely a place worth stopping at!

My wife & I had pre booked a table at the Strathy Inn prior to a long drive up from Skye. We arrived at 7.00pm and were greeted in a friendly manner by the owner Craig who showed us to a very pleasant table in the small bar area. There was a soothingly quiet atmosphere about the place with just a few other diners enjoying their meals. We ordered starters & main meals & whilst we waited we had a good chat with Craig who was very helpful, giving us directions to Strathy Beach & generally some info about the area, etc. We found him to be a polite & welcoming host which we've found is sometimes not always the case in out of the way, rural community pubs! We enjoyed our delicious starters & main courses of Steak Pie & the evening's special of Thai Green Curry, which I particularly enjoyed due to its flavour & authenticity. And I must mention the fine selection of local bottled beers on offer behind the bar, two of which I sampled & was glad of, being a bit of a real ale buff! All in all, the Strathy Inn was just what we needed to relax & unwind at the start of our visit to this beautiful part of Scotland. Highly recommended.

First the good things about this property… it is clean and the owners are very kind and helpful and the food served in the bar and for breakfast is very good. I really would like to give this property a better review but I have to be honest. As other guests pointed out, it is in the middle of no where with only one dining option in the area being the restaurant at the campground. Dinner is available at the Inn and was very good but quite expensive for what it was. The Inn itself is old and the furniture is a mix of styles from the 70s and some antiques. The rooms are small and our bedroom was next to the small room that served as the sitting room and breakfast room which meant you could hear others in the breakfast room while try to sleep. My husband also complained that it had a musty smell. It also was quite expensive for what it had to offer, being the same price as the Gairloch hotel but not coming even close to the same standard offered. If you are looking for a clean hotel with friendly hosts and a good breakfast and decent dinner and are not concerned about your surroundings or the price than I would most definitely recommend the Strathy Inn.

Lovely wee coaching inn. A very comfortable room, a bar to have an evening drink, and a delicious breakfast.

Good sized, well appointed, clean room. Very friendly and welcoming hosts, nice welcome from Heather when I arrived and clear explanation about the room. Went to the bar for a beer and had a nice chat with Craig who was behind the bar. Breakfast was lovely. I stayed here during my NC500 (North Coast 500) road trip, I strongly recommend it as a nice place to stay.

I stoppped here on my last night doing the LEJOG. This is a great little Inn. Great home cooking available in the evening and the cooked breakfast and porridge was delicous. I would recommend the whisky and caramel cheesecake and to try the homemade rhubarb and ginger jam. Clean, comfortable room, my bed was very firm (which I personally like) and the room was very quiet and peaceful. There is a secure shed to keep the bike. Craig and Heather were very kind and good hosts and I had a great conversation with Craig the next day - I wish I had more time to stay and carry on the blether!