Bed & Breakfast

Welcome to our Bed & Breakfast at Drumbuie Farm.

WE ARE NOW FULLY BOOKED FOR THE 2025 SEASON. NEXT YEAR 2026 WE WILL NOT BE RUNNING THE B&B. WE HAVE DECIDED TO CLOSE FOR ONE YEAR TO CONCENTRATE ON THE TEAROOM AND COO EXPERIENCES.

This is one half of our family home - our mum Caroline and dad Ian purpose built this house in 1994 with the intention of it housing a growing family alongside visitors.

Mum has over 30 years experience in B&B-ing and Dad grew up on a farm in Fort Augustus. So when they married in 1976, a working family home was always on the cards.

The west wing houses two ensuite bedrooms - a triple room and a four-poster room.

Since the late eighties people have been visiting our parents at their first Bed & Breakfast down in the village. They came from far and wide to meet the native cow breed Highland cows. Back in the eighties Mum would get a few visitors per week asking about our cows. Mum was a member of the Scottish Tourist board and they were aware of our coos living right next to the house so they had flagged us as a place to see the native cow breed to the highlands. This has now become a huge part of our farm diversification as we now have sometimes hundreds of visitors per day coming to meet the coos.

As a guest at our B&B included in your stay is an up close meeting with coos where you feed and pet them.

Stunning views of Loch Ness from Drumbuie Farm

Double Room

Our Double Room looks to the west, from Loch Ness - over to Drumbuie Woods and babbling Drumbuie Burn. This area is teaming with Scottish wildlife, meaning you can fall asleep to the sound of birds and the breeze in the trees.

This room can easily become a family room on request, if you are travelling with young children.