Room was very comfortable, plenty of space, fine big TV and bed. Deep bath and great shower, can hardly speak too highly of the hotel or the staff. Breakfast was excellent. Rather than a horrible buffet breakfast, it was made to order with local produce and the meat available was not just pork! Staff were always polite, helpful and friendly (very important when you want to enjoy your food). Both breakfast and dinner were served by staff with genuine smiles and who enjoyed a little bit of banter, which is something we liked.

Can't really say that there was anything we didn't like. We had three days and nights there and it was a geat joy.

We had lovely stay, the hotel is amazing is situated right next to the world number 2 golf course and is next to the beach, we were only going to stay for one night as we were heading back home, but unfortunately my husband felt ill and wasn’t able to move out of bed on our first stay so we ended up staying for 3nights instead, the staff were incredibly helpful and supportive during are stay breakfast is also very nice and the food is amazing. The village where the hotel is located has very interesting history including the first witch in Scotland who was buried who is now own by a private garden on a property.

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Lovely weekend up in Dornoch, what a great little town up the north coast of scotland. We went up for a golf comp at Royal Dornoch and the hotel is prime location it is central to the golf but the town is small so no issues walking around. Parking was good, staff were nice, beds were comfy, bathroom and shower were brilliant ! overall really good

The food was amazing but not awful, the breakfast was pretty poor and very very slow but we were in no rush so I wasnt to fussed, they have continental breakfast too so there is an option to have fruit and cereals etc, cooked breakfast takes time.

Perfect location overlooking the Golf Course. Excellent Breakfast served by a very attentive member of staff.

We both really enjoyed our stay at the Royal Golf Hotel. The stay got off to a great start with the friendly, helpful approach of the person who checked us into the hotel. The room was lovely and spacious with everything required. The receptionist's information about the evening meal influenced us to eat in the hotel. The fish & chips dish was very good and the servers very friendly and efficient. The bathroom looked as though it had been upgraded fairly recently. The bed was very comfortable but a number of the other pieces of furniture looked a bit tired and although serviceable require changing to maintain the overall standard of the hotel.

The staff greeted us and my dog with open arms even bringing a bowl of water and treats for her - nice touch We also understand that dogs are not allowed in the restaurant but we were made most welcome by having a table reserved for us to eat our evening meal in the bar area It's a wonderful pet-friendly hotel set in a beautiful location next to the Beech and my dog had a fantastic time running around and playing in the sand I can most certainly highly recommend the Royal Golf Hotel in Dornoch - the staff was exceptional, the view from our room was fantastic looking out towards the beech, and the food was delicious

I stayed for 3 nights for golf trip - I have stayed at the Royal before. I had a large room, my bed was very comfortable & the shower in the bathroom gave a quick response, high-pressure flow .. excellent. I did not take dinner at the restaurant as I was meeting friends who lived locally . The breakfast was excellent .. freshly cooked to order & staff were friendly & attentive.

Nothing ... a plus would have been the provision of an armchair for TV viewing but this would have been a minor preference.

Spacious well decorated bedroom with an incredibly comfortable bed, and two tweed covered armchairs to sit on. The staff were very welcoming and obviously very well trained….they couldn’t be more helpful.

The heating in the conservatory dining room was inadequate, both in the evening and the morning. This meant that it was not very comfortable for eating the otherwise excellent food. The small radiators under the large picture windows were not fit for purpose, and didn’t warm the room. The double glazed windows rattled and were draughty in the wind, and need to be upgraded along with the radiators.

The breakfast was superb with and excellent choice and the hot food was freshly cooked and very well presented. The room was warm and comfortable with a beautiful bathroom. The room faced the sea with the golf course in between. Adequate parking and very attentive staff

A new golf club is being built and although this did not impact our stay, I guess that when completed it may obstruct the view from some bedrooms

The setting of the hotel was lovely. The meals were well done. Definitely take advantage of the on site restaurant as the options in the village are extremely limited. The rooms in the hotel were comfortable with the inevitable quirks you find in an older building.

As the town is very small we did experience many closures of shops and options for meals. Sunday and Monday are not good days to be traveling in many areas of the highlands. So many places are swarmed by the tour buses and cruise ships so it makes it often difficult to enjoy many of the stops in the area, finding a meal, facilities or even the scenery. There was no lift which of course is not unusual with the venues you’ll find north of Inverness.

the staff were excellent the location is great and the room overall is good.

no toiletries except soap in a fixed dispenser in the shower and wash basin therefore when having a bath nothing at all to shave or wash with. when paying £200 per night this is not acceptable. no bath robes.!! we stayed the same time last year and reported that one of the lights on the free standing lamp did not work sadly it is still not working!!( no point in letting you know). the same goes for the door latch it was not working last year and still is not. At night there is a noise coming from the fridge sufficient to disturb your sleep, we switched it off. £11 being charged for a glass of Prosecco is just extortionate.