Search Hotels with Breakfast in Westhill

"I really enjoyed my last minute booking at Toadhals. I thought I was lost, following Google Maps down a rough, unpaved road just off the highway, but the directions were correct. The hostess came out to welcome me and showed me to my room, which was large and comfortable. She recommended a good place to eat supper in Stonehaven, and also directed me to a great walk around the property that went up on the cliffs overlooking the sea.

was prepared fresh, and was very good. I would...

"This is a beautiful property and very relaxing. Our room was comfortable and very clean.

was incredible and all the staff was kind and professional."

"Overall the hotel is very good and the restaurant for dinner and

is okay too. A few niggles the hotel need to sort out. Only one of the 2 lifts were working and the lift displays on the floors didnt work either. There was no notice to say that one of the lifts didnt work. The literature states the bar is open until 12pm, yet when we returned from a night at the theatre at 10:45 and fancied a drink to unwind the bar was closed and reception told us it closed early. We were offered room...

"Michelle and David were lovely hosts.

was great. A nice quite country stay!"

"Friendly staff and great

. Highly recommend staying here."

"Guest house with common areas on the first floor- comfortable living room, clean dining room and spacious kitchen. Our host was available both breakfasts to make coffee, ensure adequate food was available and did the dishes! Fun conversationalist as well. The upstairs had the bedrooms- small but comfortable with great shower. "

"Great location and included a great

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"A very smart hotel, however i think their qualified chef must have been off when we visited. With the main evening meal the vegetables were cool and, I guess had been plated up long before the rump of lamb (whuch i had been told would be pink, but was well done). The meal wasn't cheap and over priced for the quality. The cooked

was greasy. Fat oused out of the black pudding; the haggis; and the potato scone. They appeared to have been deep fried rather than quicky pan fried in...