Cromarty Old Brewery Cromarty

The Cromarty Centre is a restored and converted 18th Century Brewery. Bed and breakfast or self catering holiday accommodation is available. The historic, conservation town of Cromarty is the jewel of the Black Isle', and one of the most beautiful small towns in the Highlands. Set by the sea, it has a special atmosphere, with pubs, cafes, shops and museums amongst Georgian merchants' houses and fishermen's cottages.This idyllic Highland location offers the best environment for your holiday. We guarantee a warm welcome, and a friendly and flexible service, fine-tuned to your particular requirements.Catering is tailored to requirements, including wholefood and vegetarian choices. Standard options involve: continental breakfast, soup and sandwich lunch, two course evening meal, and refreshments as required.We also provide excellent facilities for conferences, training, meetings and other events, with catering services and residential accommodation. It is the perfect base for learning and relaxation. The Cromarty Training Centre is a no-smoking building throughout.

Features & Facilities Include: Parking Spaces Fishing

Address: Cromarty Old Brewery Cromarty Training Centre Burnside Place Cromarty Highland IV11 8XQ

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Directions

Cromarty is on the tip of the Black Isle, looking out across the Moray Firth.You can reach Cromarty in half an hour from Inverness, which is 3 hours drive north of Glasgow or Edinburgh - just cross the Kessock Bridge and follow the signs. There are regular flights and trains to Inverness from all over the UK.The Centre is in Burnside Place, on the edge of the 'fishertown'. On arrival in the town, turn right along the coast, for 200 yards. There is a car park opposite the building.The Centre is in a quiet location, but easy walking distance from local shops, pubs, cafes and museums. Many rooms have sea views, from where you may catch sight of the famous Bottlenose Dolphins.