This area of outstanding natural beauty, boasts stunning rugged landscapes and an abundance of natural wildlife. Whether you're interested in some of the wide range of outdoor activities available, sightseeing, visiting some of the many places of historical interest in the area or prefer a more leisurely break, MacKay's Hotel, is an excellent base for exploring the Highlands.
Welcome to our website and we hope to welcome you soon in our hotel. Beauly is a perfect starting point to explore the magnificient Highlands of Scotland. There are a lot of beautiful lochs in the neighbourhood and we would love to help you organise your fishing party. The village inn for 300 years, the 'Caley' is that rare blend of the past and the present. One of the few Scottish establishments where hospitality is still dispensed by original Highlanders.
Welcome to the Priory Hotel, situated in the picturesque village square of Beauly. The Priory is an ideal location for enjoying the unspoilt beauty of the North and West Highland of Scotland. In the 13th Century Cistercian monks built a Priory here, deciding that Beauly was the ideal spot for their secluded meditation and worship. They found fulfilment through strict rules on diet, silence and hard work. Not surprisingly the guests at The Priory Hotel have found a slightly different route of bliss.
The Ord Arms Hotel was built in 1904 and was originally used as a coaching inn. Over the decades the hotel has gradually been extended and now includes a public bar, accommodation (eight bedrooms), two dining areas and a function suite. More information can be found by clicking on 'Facilities' above.
Nestled in the Viking capital of Scotland, The National Hotel stands on the site of old stable Buildings, which date back to the 10th century. The present hotel building was built in 1859, and was known as The Robertson's Hotel. The hotel was renamed in 1911 as The National Hotel. The National Hotel is situated in Dingwall one of the smallest chartered burghs in Britan. Granted its burgh rights by Alexander in 1226. The Vikings had their court of justice here on Greenhill at the west of the town.