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"Situated on a family croft by the A835 and only 2 miles from the main A9" |
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Newton Croft B & B
103 Newton of Ferintosh
Conon Bridge
Dingwall
Highland
Scotland
United Kingdom
Telephone - 01349 861442
Mobile - 07752 627750
Phone -01349 861442
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| WE ARE A 4 STAR SCOTTISH TOURISM B & B ACCOMMODATION.
We are only 10 minutes from the city of Inverness and the town of Dingwall where there are plenty of amenities including supermarket, local museum and a library. We are ideally situated for bird watching (red kites, ospreys, buzzards and falcons etc.) and have many nearby forest walks for the keen hiker or to stretch your legs after the long journey. The two bedrooms have ample wardrobe and drawer space,TV with Freeview, a hairdryer, along with tea and coffee making facilities,fruit,occassional home baking and full information pack to help you plan your stay, thermostatically controlled radiators and own room and front door key. There are also brochures of interesting sites and attractions are in the hallway for your use. Each of the bedrooms has a beautiful, separate bathroom, one with disabled ammenities, which are for your personal use only and have fresh towels laid out and a courtest basket. See our Photos Page for more information. Secure, private parking with lockup facilities for bikes. Disabled access via a ramp. We have a vast area of garden/ground where you are free to wander and to use the garden bench whilst having a smoke. (We are a non smoking establishment.) A Summerhouse and decking are available to the rear of the propery. Choice of breakfast menu including locally made "Gold Award" black pudding and haggis plus self service starters including cereals, fruit juices and tea/coffee. We have various flavoured teas + decaffinated tea/coffee and a continental menu, if preferred. There is a restaurants' list of places to go for your evening meals. Visit the Original Loch Ness Monster Visitors' Centre or take a trip on the loch and admire the breathtaking scenery. On the road to Ullapool, board one of the "Summer Queens" cruises and spot the infamous bottlenosed dolphins. Take a shorter drive east through Rosemarkie and walk along the beach at Chanonry Lighthouse at low tide and watch the dolphins swim up the Moray Firth to feed. Scotland is famous for its many individual beers and local whiskies, so why not have a tasting session at the many breweries and distilleries in and around the area such as the Black Isle Brewery only 3 miles from the house. In the same direction within a couple of miles is the North Kessock Wildlife Park where you will find many varied species of wildlife including Deer, Wildcats, Meerkats and even Wallabies. There is a play area for the children and a coffee shop. Make Newton Croft B & B your anchor point to visiting the many beautiful places, sites and attractions in the Highlands of Scotland. Open all year - bookings taken in advance. Dogs/Cats are £2 per night. Dogs must be on a lead and well behaved. Cats must be in a carrying box. A Surcharge of £5 per night applies for single occupancy. *Potential Golfers visiting the Highlands of Scotland please note - discounts from most golf courses in and around Inverness if you stay at Newton Croft Bed and Breakfast.* WE ARE WITH THE VISIT SCOTLAND WALKERS, CYCLISTS, BIKERS AND GOLFERS WELCOME AWARDS SCHEMES. PLEASE SEE OUR OWN WEB SITE FOR CORRECT DIRECTIONS. 
Deposits by Credit Card or Pay Pal can be made on our web site - See Tariff Pages. Balance Payments by cash or cheque please.     
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Local Websites Links |
| Muir of Ord Golf Course - Muir of Ord Golf Club was known originally as the Inverness Golf Club. The course was designed in part by James Braid, lying to the west of the old A9 road. The course has a length of 5557 yards, has 18 holes with a par of 68. This is a heathland course and has had 5 new holes added over recent years. Muir of Ord Golf Club is situated approx 15 miles from Inverness - 6 miles from Dingwall in the north of Scotland. We have a 10% discount if visitors book a round of golf through ourselves. |
| Strathpeffer Golf Club - Strathpeffer spa Golf Club was founded in 1888, one of the original course designers was "the grand old man of golf" Tom Morris of St Andrews, in more recent times Peter Allis has described the course as a jewel in the Highlands of Scotland. The drive on the first hole from tee to green features is the longest drop on any course in Scotland. The Spa village of Strathpeffer is situated 20 miles north of Inverness, via road A9 to Dingwall, the County Town of Ross-shire, and then road A834 to Strathpeffer. The golf course lies in Ulladale among the hills on land belonging to Cromartie Estate, five minutes walk uphill from the village square (signposted). A £5 discount for visitors who book through ourselves. |
| Fairways Leisure and Loch Ness Golf Course - Fairways is the Highlands premier golf, leisure and social location that caters for everyone in the family. It is the home of Loch Ness Golf Course, Fairways Driving Range and a host of associated facilities to keep you occupied every time you visit. Loch Ness Golf Course was opened in June of 1996 and has gained a reputation as an excellent test of golf for players of all abilities. In 1999 the new Inverness and District and Indoor Bowling Club built their new rink in the grounds of Fairways Leisure just next to Loch Ness Golf Course. There are 6 lanes and the club is open all year round. Fairways is situated on the South West edge of Inverness and is easily reached from all directions. From the north and south you leave the A9 at the Inshes/Culloden junction and follow Sir Walter Scott Drive until you can see the course on the left hand side. You access the facilities from the roundabout at the west end of the course. We have a 10% discount if visitors book a round of golf through ourselves. |
| Cromarty Courthouse Museum - Invites you to explore one of Scotland's secrets "The real treat [in the Black Isle] is ... Cromarty. The best way to get a sense of the town is to head straight for the excellent museum in the old Cromarty Courthouse ... which tells the history of the town using audio visuals and animated figures . The unspoilt, 18th century port of Cromarty sits at the tip of the Black Isle peninsula. Our museum, in the town's eighteenth- century Courthouse, uses extensive research and modern technology to help you share our enthusiasm for Cromarty - past and present. We are open 7 days a week 10am - 5pm, 1 April to the end of October. |
| Alness Golf Club - Alness Golf Club was established in 1904 and has seen many changes since that time. The most recent being the extension from a 9 to 18 hole course in 1997. This beautifully situated 18 hole golf course is probably one of the "Best Kept Secrets of the Highlands". The Club offers a warm welcome to both beginners and seasoned players alike and is open to visitors all year round. The course offers a challenge to all types of golfers and has splendid views of the Cromarty Firth and the surrounding hillside. The Course is located in the Highland town of Alness, 2 times winners of Britain in Bloom and 3 times winners of Scotland in Bloom and is only 20 miles north of Inverness and Inverness International Airport and other major transport links. We have a 10% discount if visitors book a round of golf through ourselves. |
| Aviemore & Highlands Golf - Spey Valley Golf Course is now open and is one of Scotland’s newest championship golfing venues. This 18 hole layout measures a total of almost 7200 yards and features one of the longest par 5 holes in Scotland, which, from the back tees is full 641 yards in length. The new Aviemore Spey Valley golf course is situated close to the old Dalfaber golf course, Aviemore. With a spectacular backdrop of the Cairngorm Mountains, and the relaxing sound of the flowing River Spey, the Spey Valley Highland course is a sure winner. |
| Fortrose and Rosemarkie Golf Club - Fortrose & Rosemarkie: Winners of the 2006 Northern Counties Cup. Welcome to the Fortrose & Rosemarkie Golf Club website. Contained here are details of the course, competitions and latest news as well as information if you are a visitor to our area and fancy a game on our James Braid designed Scottish links golf course. We have a 10% discount if visitors book a round of golf through ourselves. |
| Grantown on Spey Golf Club - Grantown is the capital of Strathspey and is a small town with a history of tourism. Visitors are always welcomed at the Club. Situated in the Cairngorms National Park, the course measures 5710 yards, with a par of 70 and Standard Scratch Score of 68. Though not long, it presents a fair challenge for every calibre of golfer. It is naturally split into three sections - Holes 1 to 6 are played over flat parkland, holes 7-12 are played through moderately hilly woodland, whilst holes 13 to 18 revert to undulating parkland. The 'signature' hole of the course is Murdie's View, the 275 yard 9th, a short downhill par 4 with the spectacular backdrop of pine trees and the Cromdale Hills. Elsewhere on the course, magnificent views of the Cairngorm range may be observed and wildlife abounds. |
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| Bathroom 1 - This bathroom is for the private use of visitors using Bedroom 3, the twin bedroom. it has a large corner shower unit, bath, bidet, wash basin and toilet. There is a separate hand shower over the bath. Beautifully decorated in white/grey tiles on 3 walls and silver grey paint on 4th wall. A luxurious grey bathroom carpet enhances the room. There is a striplight with shaver socket above the round, swivel mirror, fresh towels and a courtesy basket. Bathroom 2 - This bathroom is for the private use of visitors using Bedroom 2, the double bedroom. It has a shower cubicle, bath with or without disable amenities, a wash basin and toilet. Tastefully decorated in cream with patterned tiles and linoleum flooring. There is a striplight with shaver socket above the mirror, fresh towels and a courtesy basket. Bedroom 2 - This is the Double bedroom decorated in apple white with matching accessories. It has a large built-in wardrobe with shelving, bedside cabinets with lamps & clock alarm, a full length self standing mirror, glass topped table with drawer and an easy chair. An electric kettle with top-up jug, tea, coffee,biscuits and occassional home baking are on offer. A full information pack on interesting places and local attractions is located in the drawer along with a set of playing cards, sewing aid and shoe cleaning facilities. It has a colour television with remote control and a small radio within the wardrobe. Bedroom 3 - This is a Twin room, decorated in subtle pink with matching accessories. It has a pine wardrobe, chest of drawers, bed side cabinet with lamp and radio/alarm clock, an easy chair and glass topped table with drawer. An electric kettle with top-up jug, tea, coffee, biscuits, sweets and occassional home baking are on offer. (For children, the tea and coffee facilities can be changed to soft drinks). A full information pack on interesting places and local attractions is located in the drawer along with a set of playing cards, sewing aid and shoe cleaning facilities. It has a wall mounted colour television with remote control. Breakfast Menu - Tick your preferences from the varied menu - a traditional Scottish breakfast, fish and fruit for the vegetarians, and cereals and juices for the kids. We have decaffinated coffee and tea and a variety of flavoured teas. A Continental breakfast can also be supplied. Choose your preferred time for breakfast. A good start to the day. Dining Room - The separate dining room is furnished in dark oak with complimenting light walls, carpet and curtains. There are self service fruit juices, cereals and coffee maker. It looks out to the rear of the house over fields and woodland and you can watch the many birds come down to feed at the bird table in the garden. It is a very relaxing start to your day. The Hallway - The long hallway leads to all bedrooms and bathrooms. There is a display cabinet with many leaflets showing places of interest and local attractions. Feel free to take as many as you wish and, hopefully, visit some of them while on your stay with us. View from Bedroom 2 - Surrounded by croft land, a beautiful view as you look out of your bedroom window. Why not take a stroll and see the kites and buzzards and many more wildlife on route. |
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