Boath House Claimed

In 22 acres of grounds, the elegant Boath House Hotel lies on Scotland’s Moray Coast amongst parkland, ornamental lakes and walled gardens. A 5-minute drive from Nairn, this hotel offers high-quality dining and free parking and WiFi.

Each room has a flat-screen TV, iPod dock, telephone, seating area and tea and coffee facilities. En suite bathrooms include bathrobes, slippers, a hairdryer and complimentary toiletries.

A full breakfast menu includes smoked salmon with scrambled eggs, organic porridge, fruit smoothies and a range of teas and coffees. The restaurant also offers lunch, dinner and indulgent afternoon tea, which can be taken outdoors on the terrace during the summer.

Boath House Hotel is less than 20 miles from the city of Inverness, with attractions including the Eden Court Theatre and Inverness Cathedral within a 40-minute drive. The ski slopes of Aviemore in the Cairngorms National Park are just 1 hour away.

Couples particularly like the location — they rated it 9.1 for a two-person trip.

Boath House Gardens

Bee hives and hens can be seen in the walled garden along with an orchard, vegetable potager, herb parterres, glass housing and herbaceous borders. The Cafe and garden shop is also situated in the walled garden.  The 2 acre ornamental lake is stocked with trout and the bog garden produces large amounts of pond life including newts, frogs, toads and dragonflies. 

Thousands of seeds are sewn in succession each year for the kitchen garden, herb garden and cut flowers borders.  The gardens are for guests visiting the house, restaurant or café – visit our Facebook Page or subscribe to our newsletter for special events held in the Café and Garden.

Rooms At Boath House

Boath House was originally built as a family home and we have tried, as far as possible, to retain the original features of the house.  The traditional ‘dressing room’ which was attached to each bedroom on the upper floor has been converted to an en suite bathroom, otherwise the rooms have retained their original character as shown in the original architectural plans of the house.