Just home from a short break at the Braeval. This is a very clean and well maintained hotel with friendly and welcoming staff. Food in the restaurant very good; wide range to choose from and reasonably priced too. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

This hotel is a small family run affair. The evening meal was excellent and the breakfast first class, whilst breakfast is normally served from eight the owners prepared an earlier breakfast for myself and two others to fit in with our business commitments. The bar has a fine selection of local real ales and the hotel hosts an annual beer... More

The people are friendly though sometimes it takes a minute to find someone to help as they are running a restaurant and bar also. The room was up a long flight of stairs, so I left most of my stuff in the car and just brought in a small overnight bag. The room was clean with a nice view of... More

Great hotel. Clean room, comfortable bed, friendly staff, good food. Stay in feb 2012

Stayed two nights. (Single) Room adequate but bathroom tiny and managed - just. main gripe was I was informed the bar stayed open until 12.30am but I was immediately over it and consequently the noise from below though muffled was still irritating. A good place for 'real ale' enthusiasts and good value for money - apart from the above.

Stayed two nights with my wife and enjoyed excellent hospitality and fine food, well stocked bar and good service, even the mattress was changed when we mentioned it was not 100%, so no complaints for what we paid for two nights. Only niggle might be the bathroom could be a little bigger in the room we had.

We stayed 2 nights in a comfortable room with sea view. The staff were friendly especially in the well run atmospheric restaurant, serving good food. There was a good choice of well kept ales served by well informed bar staff.We liked the location of the Hotel, being quietly situated near the old Fishertown and only 2 minutes from the beach.... More

Stayed one night, had several real ales - excellent, view from bedroom across to the Black Isle - superb, room comfortable but a bit tired - OK, toilet small - OK, staff - friendly and food good. Overall good value and an excellent seafront location.

We stopped for lunch here in early September, directed here by the bookshop owner in Nairn. The best steak sandwich I have had EVER, and two generous glasses of very cold, very dry white wine were served by a friendly and efficient waiter. We had a great view of the bandstand and out to sea. I would definitely recommend this... More