Places to Stay

Our two bedroom holiday cottage is attached to the B&B but is self contained with its own entrance. On the ground floor there is a light and airy living area with dining section and a small kitchen with hob, oven, washing machine, dishwasher and microwave.

A small double bedroom on the ground floor and a twin bedroom on the first floor are both en-suite, the double with a shower and the twin with a bath. The twin room is accessed via a spiral staircase from the living area and as such may not be suitable for young children or those with mobility issues.

The cottage sleeps a maximum of four persons plus a cot. No pets are allowed. A small garden (shared with the owners) is available for guests use. 

Sutors’ Hauf is a recently renovated and modernised, traditional, 1 bedrooom cottage in the historic Fishertown area of Nairn. We think it’s the perfect romantic retreat to the Highlands of Scotland.

Welcome to Harbour View. Our space is newly refurnished, the light and airy living room shares a dining area seating six and access to small balconies overlooking Nairn Harbour and River Nairn. Harbour View has a Double bedroom with en-suite, twin room and sofa bed for extra in your party. As well as family bathroom and well-equipped kitchen with a view over the Harbour towards the Moray Firth.

Make your trip to the Scottish Highlands even more special by staying in Tall Pine Lodge. This superb Swedish log house will provide the touch of luxury that will make your holiday one to remember.

• Light, bright contemporary cottage on the outskirts of the ancient fishing port of Nairn
• Thoughtfully decorated interior with a lovely patio and decked space outside
• Centrally located within a mile of two links golf courses and two beaches. Right next door to the Nairn Dunbar Golf Course.

The writer’s den is an historic Highland Hideaway, once the original kitchen of the 18th century main house. It has been lovingly transformed into a private retreat, full of character and handcrafted details. Knock Grena or Cnoc Gréine in Gaelic meaning “hill of the sun“ has been a place of light and quiet power for centuries.

Review: “We loved the location of the house in a quiet cul de sac, being both close to extensive beach walks and the amenities of the town. The Moray Firth did not fail to deliver spectacular views and wildlife including dolphins and basking sharks. The house was very comfortable and well equipped; we have had a very relaxing week. Thankyou.”

Review: “The apartment was very comfortable, clean and attractive. The view of the river from the French windows was beautiful. There was off street parking. Clean, very comfortable, handy location, fully equipped with everything you could need for a stay”