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Originally built as a single storey building as a staging inn for mail coaches the hotel still retains much of its character and charm with the thistles above each of the dormer windows and a cockeral above the main entrance. Currently there are 3 rooms and 1 suite inside the main hotel and 5 rooms around the courtyard which was originally the old stable block. We have a restaurant which uses locally sourced seasonal produce and has a warm and relaxed atmosphere, there is also a friendly well stocked bar that you can relax in after a days sightseeing.
The hotel is situated on the North Coast 500 (A836) in the village of Mey and only a short distance from the late Queen Mothers Highland home, the Castle of Mey. We are on the main tourist route for Thurso and John O'Groats and have six acres of woodland to the rear of the hotel which is open to our guests.
Mey and the surrounding area boast an abundance of sea birds and other wild life as well as wonderful beaches, coves and harbours to discover and explore. Plus attractions such as Camster cairns, Duncansby Stacks, Wick Heritage Centre and the Flagstone Trail to name but a few. Other activities in the area include sea and trout fishing, pony trekking, archery and golf amongst other things. We also have free secure overnight storage for bicycles and free parking for cars and motorbikes.
Our Rooms
The Hotel is centrally heated and has 8 double or twin rooms, and one two bedroom suite all of which have an en-suite shower or bathroom, flat screen colour TV with Freeview and tea and coffee making facilities.
Wi-fi is only available in the lounge bar but is free.
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