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Bridgend House stands on the Green in the award winning village of Drumnadrochit, Loch Ness.

We have one double with en-suite, one twin with en-suite and one single room available.

Breakfast is served in a pretty dining room, using fresh local produce to cater for all appetites.

There are a variety of hotels, restaurants, inns and cafes, some within walking distance.

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Bridgend House B&B - Drumnadrochit

Bridgend House Provides B&B Accomodation On The Village Green In Drumnadrochit, Close To Loch Ness

Bridgend House four star bed and breakfast stands on the Green in the centre of the award winning village of Drumnadrochit. The guest house is over 165 years old and has a claim to have been a 'poor house' at the end of the 1880's, then a prison before becoming lodgings for soldiers returning from World War One. Bridgend House now offers quality bed and breakfast accomodation to visitors to the Loch Ness area and is superbly placed for local attractions, including the Monster Exhibitions, Castle Urquhart and mysterious Loch Ness.

While you are here, you shouldn't miss a boat trip on Loch Ness which will give you a splendid view of Castle Urquhart from the water. There are regular departures from spring to autumn from Drumnadrochit and also Inverness. The locks of the Caledonian Canal can be seen in the pretty village of Fort Augustus. Cawdor Castle, Brodie Castle, Culloden Battlefield and Fort George are just some of the other historic places of interest in this area. Step back further in time and visit the stone circles of the Clava Cairns and the Corrimony Chambered Cairn which is situated in Glen Urquhart.

Rooms Description

This cosy Scottish home offers guests a choice of three tastefully decorated bedrooms, one double en-suite, one twin with en-suite and one single (by arrangement). All double bedrooms have Sky TV, hairdryers, books, beverage trays and many little extras. Breakfast is served in a pretty dining room, using fresh local produce to cater for a wide choice of appetites, like Scottish back bacon, free-range eggs, kippers and the all important porridge. There are a variety of hotels, restaurants, inns and cafes, some within walking distance, others just a short drive, for lunches and dinners.