Tariff
The Old Manse has three bedrooms, two king sized doubles and one twin room. All rooms are spacious with ensuite facilities.
We do not use on line booking agents so that we can offer fair and competitive prices to our guests
| Room | Rate |
|---|---|
| Double room - single night |
£110 |
| Twin room - single night | £110 |
| Single occupancy per night in a double/twin room | £95 |
Discount is given for bookings of two or more nights stay
You are welcome to arrive after 4pm, earlier by prior arrangement, checkout is by 10.30am.
Payment for your stay with us can be made by cash, debit/credit card.
If you are staying with us for a single night it would be appreciated if settlement is made on arrival enabling you to depart at leisure after breakfast.
If you are planning to stay three nights or more we require a credit card to reserve your room. If you cancel your booking less than 5 days before midday on the date of arrival, we reserve the right to charge the tariff due for the first night’s stay.
Suggested activities to do from The Old Manse
The pace of life in the Highlands is pretty laid back. Extend your stay with us and explore what Easter Ross and surrounding areas have to offer.
Day 1 - Tain Pottery, Tain Through Time and Tain Museum, North Coast Glass, Glenmorangie Distillery, Dornoch Cathedral, Carnegie Court House incorporating The Whisky Cellars, Aspen Spa and Court House Cafe. Onward to Loch Fleet to view Seals
Day 2 - Dunrobin Castle, Ben Bhraggie Hill walk, Littleferry and Loch Fleet Walk, traditional fish and chips in The Trawler at Golspie
Day 3 - Follow the Pictish trail through Nigg and The Seaboard Villages of Shandwick Bay, Balintore and Hilton. Quick call in at Anta. Detour by ferry to Cromarty or continue to Portmahomack and the Tarbat Discovery Centre which is on the site of a Pictish monastic settlement
From The Old Manse, less travelled scenic routes can take you further afield to explore and experience Loch Shin and Loch Naver, Durness, Smoo Cave and The Castle of Mey, the Queen Mother's former residence.
The East Coast route to John O' Groats has many hidden treasures and great photo opportunities. We can put together suggested itineraries taking in Carn Liath (near Golspie), Berriedale (harbour and River Bothy tearoom), Lybster (harbour), Whaligoe Steps and the fishing village of Helmsdale