Morangie House Hotel
Hotel · Tain
Hotel on Morangie Road in Tain, according to its website.
- Morangie Road, Tain, Tain
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Hotels and places to stay near The Black Isle & Easter Ross
Where to stay
Hotels, guest houses, hostels and apartments near the area: hotels (6). Check availability and prices with each property.
Hotel · Tain
Hotel on Morangie Road in Tain, according to its website.
Hotel · Fortrose
Hotel and whisky bar on Union Street in Fortrose, according to its website.
Hotel · Dingwall
Hotel on the High Street in Dingwall.
Hotel · Cromarty
Hotel on Marine Terrace in Cromarty, which says it is about 25 miles from Inverness.
Hotel · Tain
Hotel on the High Street in Tain, according to its website.
Hotel · Dingwall
Hotel with 20 rooms in a castle with a 12th-century setting, in Dingwall, per its website.
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Closest to The Black Isle & Easter Ross
Places to stay from our the Scottish Highlands guide, nearest first, measured from the centre of The Black Isle & Easter Ross. Distances are straight lines; walking times assume 5 km/h and are a minimum.
| Place to stay | Street | In our guide to | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Anderson (opens in new tab) | Union Street | The Black Isle & Easter Ross | 4.6 km, about 55 min on foot |
While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Highland single malt distillery at Edderton in Ross-shire.
Museum in the grounds of St Colman's church at Portmahomack, showing Pictish stone carvings found in a 1990s dig.
Class II Pictish stone near Shandwick on the Tarbat peninsula, protected by a glass case since 1988.
The Scottish Highlands
The Highland capital on the River Ness, with Culloden, Loch Ness and the Moray Firth coast within reach
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Base for Ben Nevis, Glen Nevis, Glencoe and the Glenfinnan railway line
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Harbour town, clan castles and the Cuillin, reached by bridge or ferry
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