Dunlichity House Bed and Breakfast

The grounds and accommodation are breathtaking, and that breakfast will be hard to top. Karen and Mike made us feel welcome with a hearty Scottish greeting. If you're after Highland scenery and genuine hospitality, I'd wholeheartedly recommend booking this lovely B&B.

Carol was so kind and helpful, and we had a lovely breakfast. My husband and I spent three nights here and really enjoyed it. The place is clean and well located. Thanks, we'll recommend it to anyone visiting Scotland :)

The nature around this beautiful guesthouse is amazing, and it's such a peaceful area. Car GPS may send you the wrong way, but searching for the house on Google and following its route link got us there without any trouble. The service was truly wonderful!

That first Scottish breakfast set the bar for every one I had over the next three weeks. Coffee, haggis, black pudding, egg and tomato all seemed to blast the jet lag away like bagpipes clearing cobwebs from an old belfry. Three cheers to whoever owns Dunlichity House! I can't comment on the "boarding kennels" side of things, but as a B&B, this gets my wholehearted five stars. My wife, kids and I were travelling around Scotland in mid-August 2014. We came across the place online while planning, thought, "why not?" and booked a night in the family suite. Glad we did. It had a main bedroom, bathroom and a second bedroom with two twin beds, all joined by a hallway and secure from the rest of the building. It was peaceful and rejuvenating, just the right place to stop. Two small suggestions: remove 'Boarding Kennels' from the name or make a second website. Also, the Wi-Fi only works in the common room and breakfast area, and the house is a hundred yards from the road, so that 12-character random digit password seems unnecessary. Only guests are likely to use it.