Name: Rhiconich Hotel
Address: Rhiconich, Lairg IV27 4RN, UK, Rhiconich, Rhiconich, Rhiconich, IV27 4RN, United Kingdom
Rating: 7

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After a windy wet drive up from Lairg we arrived at this hotel. To be honest it did not look impressive from the outside. Fortunately having read about it we expected this.  However once we were checked in by the owner we were amazed at the beautiful interior of the hotel. Our bedroom was huge and well appointed with an equally large en-suite. The room itself had stunning views over the beautiful Loch Inchard. Having had a longish drive we decided to try out the hotel bar. This was well stocked and with all malts being the same price a treat for Whiskey Drinkers. There is a large Residents lounge with a huge log burner at one end which heats the whole room. It would be very easy to doze off in the comfy seats. Dinner was served from a fair sized choice of menu and reasonably priced. Like everything else the quality of the food was amazing. After dinner and a couple of nightcaps we retired to the huge bedroom and slept well. Breakfast was freshly cooked to order and there were the usual juices, fresh fruit and yoghurt available as well as cereal.
We had a super time at this hotel which was excellent value for money. It's well run by a husband and wife team. Spotlessly clean. I would highly recommend it and I know we shall return.

Home from Home

Attempted to get a drink after a long day on the Cape Wrath Trail.   Not a chance.  Is it really too much effort to serve a drink to a willing customer?  Won’t be going back that’s for sure

Try the Old School in Inshegra.  Only 2 miles down the road but a world away in terms of welcome, hospitality, service, etc

Poor

This hotel is comfortable and the interiors tastefully designed and very clean.
 
The hotel is well located to explore the area. 
Heather and Marcus were very hospitable.
 The food was good especially the Calum Skink which Heather made on request .

A lovely hotel in a great location

Recently stayed here for 2 nights traveling the NC500. On initially arriving we did feel the outside looked as if it needed a lick of paint however dont be put off by this as the rest of the hotel was exactly what we needed and we had a great welcome.

Lovely spacious room, very clean and with a nice big comfortable bed. The evening meal of haggis starter and fish & chips main was very tasty as was the sticky toffee pudding, breakfast was also spot on. The prices for food and drink were very reasonable considering some of the prices we paid on other parts of the journey.

Overall a very nice stay. 

Nice stay on NC500

My husband stayed here as he was working up here during lockdown. As NC500 was on our list of places to visit, this was a perfect stop for us to return to as part of our holiday. 
We had 2 nights, our room had a beautiful view it was clean and comfortable. The shower was hot and powerful (only running off the taps but still good). Some of the hotel has clearly just been re carpeted and painted with new dining furniture.
Food was good and the owners are very accommodating, breakfast was cold and hot choices. 
Would highly recommend booking up early and staying here on your NC 500 trip. 
Plenty parking available. We were not lucky enough to see deer this time but my husband saw them at the side of the hotel when he was here on his own. 

Great stay - Picturesque views

Echoing the other reviews here, but don’t let the exterior of the hotel put you off! We stayed here on our second night of the NC500 after struggling to find hotels nearby. 

The room was good - really spacious, comfy bed and lovely view of the loch. Lovely smelling toiletries all provided as well. 

Marcus and his wife were both really friendly and welcoming.

We ended up having dinner here and the meal was lovely. I had garlic mushrooms and my boyfriend had haggis and oatcakes to start, and we both had fish and chips for our main. Tasty! 

We sat in the lounge area after with a cosy fire and playing some games with a few beers.

I would stay here again to be honest. Exterior definitely needs updating but that’s my only complaint.

A pleasant surprise

This hotel has the potential to be more than 3stars.  The outside  does let it down, but nothing a fresh coat of paint won’t fix.  We stayed as a family of four and were surprised by how beautiful our room was. It was Clean, modern and fresh  with separate room for the children. 
We had drinks in the bar, which looked recently decorated  in a traditional yet modern style.  The dining room, again looked clean and tidy with a traditional yet modern feel, and a view second to none.  Both dinner and breakfast was top notch, I would absolutely stay again and if I’m honest, the hotel has been the best of our nine day nc500 trip  so far, and the only one to surprise, rather than disappoint. The staff were accommodating and friendly, and went out of their way to make us feel welcome.

Hidden gem

This was a great stay and Marcus and his wife are great hosts.  We had a great laugh in the bar with him and another couple staying there,  the view from the rooms are gorgeous.  They served the best fish and chips and if you want mushy peas just crush em with your fork as Marcus would say lol ! Would recommend this hotel.  As other reviews have said don’t look at the outside everything is lovely inside.

Great stay

Obviously they have been upgrading over Covid lockdowns to provide modern bathrooms, lovely rooms and WiFi.

Hospitality and food were brilliant. Freshly made home cooked meals including traditional  Lorne square sausage.

Great location overlooking Loch Inchard.

All the staff were so friendly and chatty. The whisky bar was amazing and all one price.

Would recommend staying  more  than one night

Friendly staff and great atmosphere

Wonderful hotel.

Excellent food and service, what else can I say.
Location brilliant, even have very good bottled real ales.

Great base for walking the Northern Highland giants or a great stop on a tour.

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