Culloden House - Menu

The set lunch at this restaurant is a great value for money. The menu offers a variety of delicious options and the staff is very attentive. After our meal, we were able to enjoy a leisurely walk around the stunning walled garden.

The staff was kind and accommodating and made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. The rooms were lovely and the location was quiet and private while still being close enough to see the sites. The food was excellent. I would highly recommend this hotel.

Lovely place to come...food is superb.. plenty to eat...delicious fresh baked..prepared..plenty tea coffee on supply. Very relaxing no rush to finish..worth the money...support a local business that has trrated its staff well during this difficult time for hospitality. Thank you again all staff

My oh my, I was pleasantly surprised by the scrumptious and eloquent serving of the afternoon tea. The treats and cakes as well as the sandwiches were completely delicious. I have a sweet tooth so indeed any cravings were quickly quelled by the sweet cakes. Lovely afternoon and definitely will be back. Thanks to all staff involved for making my visit a day to remember.

Excellent dining, particularly if you are staying at the hotel. Started with a very nice amuse bouche, followed by perfectly seared scallops. As a main, went with the lamb. Beautifully presented, cooked to the appropriate temperature. The highlight, though, was probably the server. Just the right combination of efficiency and cattiness, made the meal even more enjoyable.

My friends and I decided to have our annual pre-Christmas lunch at Culloden House. We started off with drinks in the bar before being seated. The food was not only visually appealing but also delicious. Kyle Hazel provided us with exceptional service in the restaurant. I would highly recommend this lovely venue for families or groups of friends wanting to gather before Christmas.

Lovely hotel on gorgeous grounds! Make sure you take a walk through the walled garden. Ask for the key. We had a spacious front bedroom the third floor. Out of 12 nights in Scotland it was the only hotel that offered to carry our bags upstairs (thankfully)! George and Kyle were outstanding. They were there when we retired for the night and there first thing in the morning when we arrived for breakfast. Service was impeccable. My only regret is that we missed Diana Gabaldon’s (Outlander author) visit just a few days later!

We celebrated my daughter's 25th birthday with an afternoon tea at the Culloden House. From the initial organization, to the tea-experience itself and the payment afterwards, we were more than satisfied. All special requests (vegetarian, lactose- and gluten-free) could be taken into account and we did not have the impression that the selection became poorer for those of us, who have these issues. Furthermore, we had a delightful fireplace room to ourselves, including a chessboard with historical figures. We were able to spend an awesome afternoon there, without having the feeling of someone hurrying us. At the End, when we paid, we had also an informative conversation regarding the history a...

One of the greatest travel experiences I have ever had! Culloden House was an experience in itself. Our room had a king-size bed that was incredibly comfortable and the room was beautifully decorated. The lounge area was perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring the battlefield or enjoying a nightcap after dinner. George was a great host, regaling us with fascinating historic stories or answering my many questions. The history of the house is truly intriguing. Be sure to ask him about the origins of Drambuie, it's a great story! Make sure to have dinner at the hotel (reservations required). The hotel experience was exceptional, but the food took it to another level. My husband and I love...