Bed And Breakfast in Ankerville

Mill Farm is a working farm and family home, located just two miles away from the historic county town of Dornoch. Set in its own 50 acres of ground, Mill Farm is in a tranquil and relaxing setting from where you can enjoy the views of the estuary, woodland, mountains and of course farmland. We are ideally positioned to be used as a base whilst touring this historic and beautiful part of the North East coast of Scotland. A great base for a short break, a "getaway" weekend, or a special occasion. We are perfectly located as a stop-over en route to or from Orkney; or as the first or last stage of an end to end trip. Our summer house is a unique and newly built addition to our facilities. Its perfect for an afternoon cup of tea, or an evening drink on the veranda. Why not bring the children? Our gardens have a variety of play activities including a trampoline, tyre swings and a multi play centre. Well behaved pets can be accommodated. We do not have an alcohol licence, but guests are welcome to bring their own to enjoy.

The Cromarty Centre is a restored and converted 18th Century Brewery. Bed and breakfast or self catering holiday accommodation is available. The historic, conservation town of Cromarty is ‘the jewel of the Black Isle’, and one of the most beautiful small towns in the Highlands. Set by the sea, it has a special atmosphere, with pubs, cafes, shops and museums amongst Georgian merchants houses and fishermen’s cottages.This idyllic Highland location offers the best environment for your holiday. We guarantee a warm welcome, and a friendly and flexible service, fine-tuned to your particular requirements. Catering is tailored to requirements, including wholefood and vegetarian choices. Standard options involve: continental breakfast, soup & sandwich lunch, two course evening meal, and refreshments as required. We also provide excellent facilities for conferences, training, meetings and other events, with catering services and residential accommodation. It is the perfect base for learning and relaxation. The Cromarty Training Centre is a no-smoking building throughout.

? Family owned and run hotel situated on the Black Isle ? Set in a conservation village with architectural treasures ? Comfortable bedrooms with ensuite or private facilities ? Good food with an emphasis on local produce and seafood ? Home to over 200 malt whiskies ? Ideal touring base for the Highlands Cromarty is on the tip of the Black Isle in Ross-shire and in the Highlands of Scotland. Superbly situated overlooking the peaceful Cromarty harbour and with stunning views of the Cromarty Firth, the Royal Hotel offers the visitor the ideal opportunity for relaxation, romance or that special occasion. Ideally situated for touring, walking, dolphin and wildlife watching or simply relaxing.

The Morangie House Hotel, a fine old Victorian mansion, is set on the northern outskirts of the Ancient and Royal Burgh of Tain, Ross- Shire, one of Scotlands oldest burghs. Its grand design and spacious and elegant rooms provide accommodation of the highest quality and comfort, whilst it has been extensively modernised and tastefully decorated to maintain its original character. With 26 luxurious bedrooms, the Morangie House Hotel is the ideal location from which to tour the Highlands of Scotland.

The Eagle Hotel is a beautiful, traditionally run hotel in the Idyllic highlands of Scotland. Situated in Royal Dornoch, it makes ideal base to explore the local area, or play one of the many golf courses. The stone built Grade II listed building was constructed around 1850 and has been recently refurbished throughout. It is centrally situated on the main street in the conservation area of Dornoch, a short walk from the Cathedral and approximately ½ mile from the famous Royal Dornoch Championship golf course. The hotel is run by a team of local staff who are always on hand to offer you their unique blend of hospitality and attention to detail to ensure that your visit will be a memorable one. Winners of the Skibo Customer Care Awards for 2002 and 2004.