Nigg Ferry Hotel, Tain, Highland

Nigg Ferry Hotel Tain

Nigg Ferry Hotel, Nigg, Tain, Highland, IV19 1QU

"Nigg Ferry Hotel enjoys an enviable situation, standing, as it does on the north shore of the entrance to the Cromarty Firth with a commanding view across the Firth to Cromarty village - also to the east between the Sutor Cliffs, to the open Moray Firth."

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Facilities & Pricing

Jeanette and Norman Kimber
assure you of a warm welcome
at

Nigg Ferry Hotel, Nigg, Tain, Higland, IV19 1QU
Telephone: 01862 851440
Scottish Tourist Board 2 Stars

Nigg Ferry Hotel enjoys an enviable situation, standing, as it does on the north shore of the entrance to the Cromarty Firth with a commanding view across the Firth to Cromarty village - also to the east between the Sutor Cliffs, to the open Moray Firth. Dolphins can often be seen in the Firth and otters too, nearby, while the North Sutor cliffs are home to many seabirds.

This is the drier and sunnier side of Scotland and the region enjoys a very favorable microclimate.

There are usually several oil rigs further into the Firth and up to 20 cruise liners pass the hotel in each direction during the summer months. on visits to nearby Invergordon.

Nigg Ferry Hotel, Tain, Highland

Norman Kimber the owner/manager extends a warm welcome to all his guests, together with his wife Jeanette who is in charge of the cuisine. The hotel has nine bedrooms, seven of them en suite doubles and twins and all ground floor rooms; also a lounge with bar, spacious lounge/reception, a games or meeting room, and long conservatory, furnished with tables and chairs, and having a fine view across the Firth.

The complete hotel is disabled user friendly and really is ideal for such guests.

Nigg Ferry Hotel, Tain, Highland

Interesting local excursions can be made to the Pictish stone at Nigg Old Church, a similar stone by the seaboard villages of Shandwick, Balintore and Hilton, the lighthouse on Tarbot Ness, Portmahomack seaboard villages, the pottery, the town of Tain with its shops, Aldie Mill pottery and Glenmorangie distillery. A little further afield and across the Dornoch Firth Bridge and causeway town of Sutherland, with is cathedral visited by Madonna when she was married in Skibo Castle. Dornoch as two golf courses, one of them a championship course. To the north of Dornoch lies Local Fleet nature reserve, and at Golspie stands Dunrobin Castle, home of the Dukes of Sutherland and which is open to the public. Nigg Ferry Hotel, Tain, Highland

Longer day excursions can be enjoyed too:

John O'Groats and Caithness Glass at Wick
John O'Groats and the Orkney Islands
Ullapool on the west coast
Inverness
Lairg and the Shin Falls

And by rail - Kyle of Lochlash opposite Skye or Thurso and Wick

Fur further details contact:
Mr.N.Kimber
Nigg Ferry Hotel Nigg Ferry Hotel, Tain, Highland

Accommodation

5 en-suite twin rooms
2 en-suite double rooms

Nigg Ferry Hotel, Tain, Highland

All rooms have television and hospitality trays. Some facilities for those with mobility problems. No Smoking. Pets welcome.

TARIFF

Bed and Breakfast
Adults per person from £30.00 to
Children under five by negotiation
Children under 12 from half to price
Children over 12 full price

Dinner, Bed and Breakfast
Adults per person from £40.00 to
Children under 12 from half to price
Children over 12 full price