Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Forres, Moray, Scotland including The Old Mill Inn, Blervie House, Crown & Anchor Inn, Carlton Hotel, The Old Mill Inn, The Carisbrooke, Yellow Sands Bed & Breakfast, Braemoray Old School House B&b, No. 6 Gordon St.
Restaurants in Forres
4.5 based on 37 reviews
I feel as though I should apologise because we obviously offended the waiter/manager greatly because I assume that's why he was so rude and unpleasant. So I'm sorry we drove a 7 hour round trip to try this restaurant on the recommendation of friends, I'm sorry I listened to them I'm sorry we paid £250 for b&b and a meal and were made to feel like unwelcome gate crashers, £750 total for table I'm sorry that I wasn't driving as I would have simply got up and left when it all kicked off, but as I'm not as rude as our 'friendly' waiter, I didn't want to ruin the others' night. I'm sorry we made the hotel feel that we were going to 'do a runner' as we were told more than once that we had to settle the entire bill before 'we left the table' that night. So it all kicked off when I asked if I could have a starter portion of the lentil daal on the mains menu. It's often served as a starter or a side dish so I thought it was worth asking. I had seen some social media of the Indian dishes and they looked good so wanted to try, but not as my main. The harrumphing and storming to the kitchen should have been my time to get up and leave, but I took my naughty schoolboy telling and stayed My wife then went 'crazy' and asked if they had any fresh chilli. Cue another strop. 'Modern Scottish cuisine reinvented', but don't ask for any spice up north! It was only a question and that shouldn't be a cue for downright rudeness. But the order complete, we expected some calmness. But it was the six year old who didn't get their present strop that followed, with every dish being hissed onto the table. So much so that we all ended up looking at the table in case we made eye contact with the serpent of service. This all came from the two questions, unless there was something else that we had done to mortally offend him. If so, again, I'm sorry It seems that the 'deal' of dinner bed & breakfast made them worry about us ripping them off with our orders. The daal was £4 more than the prawn cocktail, but my main was £9 less than the steak. So I wasn't trying to rip them off but lord was I made to feel as though I was. And the worst bit was, the daal was ok, but the prawn cocktail was better. And the steak at £27 was not great. The bar has 'a wide range of beers and whiskies to enjoy', just no where to drink them apart from your dining stool. So not really a hotel, more a restaurant with rooms. So I'm sorry that this has reinforced the reputation of Scotland being overpriced and unwelcoming. That was genuinely the most unpleasant dining experience I've had , the food being ok but the experience was horrible, really uncomfortable. But the following day, the Seafield Arms at Cullen restored some faith, with good food and FRIENDLY STAFF, amazing eh
5 based on 73 reviews
Blervie House is a stunning Scottish Country House located just 30 minutes from Inverness Airport offering the only 5 Star accommodation currently available in the area. In the middle of the Malt Whisky Trail and close to the Cairngorms National Park guests will find plenty of attractions such as Castles, Dolphins and world-class Golf Courses. Offering 10 rooms renovated to the highest possible standard Blervie House is ideal for independent travellers looking for both a luxurious and relaxing experience. Blervie House treats all guests as friends and the atmosphere is relaxed and informal. Breakfast is included in all our very affordable rates and informal dinners are available throughout June to September. Any queries do please feel free to contact us as we are always on-site. Top Tip if you are looking for a Scottish Staycation book a 3-night stay to receive our best discount.
Beautiful house, location and surroundings. Sumptous rooms and accommodation. Delicious breakfasts and for Graham and Sheena nothing was a trouble. They looked after us very well. Three nights of luxury!
4 based on 255 reviews
See why so many travelers make Crown & Anchor Inn their inn of choice when visiting Findhorn. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a quaint setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. The rooms offer a flat screen TV, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. In addition, as a valued Crown & Anchor Inn guest, you can enjoy an on-site restaurant that is available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. While in Findhorn be sure to experience local fish and chips favorites at Kimberley Inn or Crown & Anchor. Best of all, Crown & Anchor Inn makes it easy to experience some great Findhorn attractions like Jonathan Wheeler Art Studio (0.9 mi), which is a short distance away. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Crown & Anchor Inn as you experience all of the things Findhorn has to offer.
We rang to book a table for 7pm and wheee asked could we go at 6.45pm which was no problem. When we got there we where the only ones eating which was strange. We found out later that the landlord always does this when you book a table. VERY strange. The food was excellent but no atmosphere.
4 based on 30 reviews
Having sold our house in England, arrived at Forres with no accommodation booked. Elaine at The Carlton Hotel booked us in and really went above and beyond to look after us. She is an amazing asset to the hotel and is typical of all the friendly people we have met at Forres. Would definitely stay here again.
4.5 based on 37 reviews
I feel as though I should apologise because we obviously offended the waiter/manager greatly because I assume that's why he was so rude and unpleasant. So I'm sorry we drove a 7 hour round trip to try this restaurant on the recommendation of friends, I'm sorry I listened to them I'm sorry we paid £250 for b&b and a meal and were made to feel like unwelcome gate crashers, £750 total for table I'm sorry that I wasn't driving as I would have simply got up and left when it all kicked off, but as I'm not as rude as our 'friendly' waiter, I didn't want to ruin the others' night. I'm sorry we made the hotel feel that we were going to 'do a runner' as we were told more than once that we had to settle the entire bill before 'we left the table' that night. So it all kicked off when I asked if I could have a starter portion of the lentil daal on the mains menu. It's often served as a starter or a side dish so I thought it was worth asking. I had seen some social media of the Indian dishes and they looked good so wanted to try, but not as my main. The harrumphing and storming to the kitchen should have been my time to get up and leave, but I took my naughty schoolboy telling and stayed My wife then went 'crazy' and asked if they had any fresh chilli. Cue another strop. 'Modern Scottish cuisine reinvented', but don't ask for any spice up north! It was only a question and that shouldn't be a cue for downright rudeness. But the order complete, we expected some calmness. But it was the six year old who didn't get their present strop that followed, with every dish being hissed onto the table. So much so that we all ended up looking at the table in case we made eye contact with the serpent of service. This all came from the two questions, unless there was something else that we had done to mortally offend him. If so, again, I'm sorry It seems that the 'deal' of dinner bed & breakfast made them worry about us ripping them off with our orders. The daal was £4 more than the prawn cocktail, but my main was £9 less than the steak. So I wasn't trying to rip them off but lord was I made to feel as though I was. And the worst bit was, the daal was ok, but the prawn cocktail was better. And the steak at £27 was not great. The bar has 'a wide range of beers and whiskies to enjoy', just no where to drink them apart from your dining stool. So not really a hotel, more a restaurant with rooms. So I'm sorry that this has reinforced the reputation of Scotland being overpriced and unwelcoming. That was genuinely the most unpleasant dining experience I've had , the food being ok but the experience was horrible, really uncomfortable. But the following day, the Seafield Arms at Cullen restored some faith, with good food and FRIENDLY STAFF, amazing eh
3.5 based on 23 reviews
Had fish and chips, simples, place wasn't busy about 7 folk in, fish wasn't fresh it came out brown when opened up even the bar people went 'eewwww' when we complained. Wont be back its a simple fish and chips for god saiks. Didnt have 2 pay for it, wouldnt of anyway. Bar staff were fine but food was well under standard. Cook much better at home and will from this experience of dining out!!!!
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Joining family in Findhorn, my husband, son and I stayed at Yellow Sands. Such a beautiful and clean place to stay. The owner couldnt of been any more accommodating. Would recommend to others and wouldnt hesitate booking again. Thanks for a lovely stay x
5 based on 1 reviews
We stayed here during our trip round northern Scotland. Great place to stay. You feel more as a family guest than a hotel guest. Tracy was an amazing host which helped us a lot. The rooms were really clean and tidy, everything is renovated and good quality. Good dinner and breakfast.
5 based on 1 reviews
During a Scotland tour in January we stayed at 6 Gordon Street for two nights. What a gem! Our hostess, Mrs Ruth Marland, went out of her way to make us feel at home. We had our own sitting room with television and the bed in the tastefully decorated bedroom (also has a TV) was one of the most comfortable ones I have ever slept in! Everything was immaculate. We had delicious breakfasts with freshly squeezed fruit juices, a variety of eggs, homemade breads, jams and everything you could wish for. Everything beatifully served. Mrs Marland, who is a cordon bleu cook, knows the area extremely well and gave us useful tips on what to see. We will definitely come back!
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