Highly rated by guests who stayed at Forse Of Nature
amazing grounds
historic house
local crafts
vegan meal
guest lounge
"The bird life is just beautiful."
Betty from United Kingdom
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"We also have to mention those beautifully generous moments that brought a little extra joy."
travelel from United Kingdom
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"The addition of extra blankets was a very nice touch."
Joanne from United Kingdom
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"Its history. The inspiration behind it. The amazing showcase of local crafts."
Christine from United Kingdom
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Guest house on the NC500 with sea and river views, historic grounds, and a craft cafe
Amenities & Grounds
Forse of Nature offers a garden, picnic area, and woodland walks on 80 acres of grounds with a stream. The property has a guest lounge with a kitchenette, microwave, and fridge for self-catering. A lift serves all floors, and facilities for disabled guests include a ramp, accessible parking, and adapted toilets with grab rails.
Accommodation
Guest rooms provide private bathrooms with walk-in showers, bathrobes, and free toiletries. Rooms have sea, garden, or river views, flat-screen TVs, and beds rated highly for comfort. Family rooms sleep up to five, with a separate private bathroom and toilet across the hall.
Location & Surroundings
Sinclair's Bay is 36 km away, Laidhay Croft Museum 8 km, and Wick Heritage Centre 27 km from the property. Wick John O'Groats Airport is 28 km away, and the hotel sits one mile off the A9 on the NC500 route. Local dining and natural beauty spots are within a short drive, with recommendations available from the owners.
Dining & On-Site Cafe
Breakfast offers Full English/Irish and Vegetarian options, served in the cafe from 8:00 to 9:30 am. The cafe is open 11:00 am to 4:00 pm for lunch, home-baked cakes, and snacks such as Bakewell tart and carrot cake. Local specialties are featured, and packed lunches can be arranged for guests.
Families & Pets
Child-friendly policies include accommodations for one child under 12 years, kids' meals, and activities such as drawing sheets and bird-watching guides. Pets are allowed with pet baskets and bowls provided, and the grounds offer safe space for dogs to run. The craft shop sells items made by local children and supports a children's charity.
Highlights
Location: On the NC500, 1 mile from A9 at Latheron
Rooms: Sea, garden, or river views; comfy beds
Dining: Full Scottish breakfast; home-baked cakes & lunch