A luxury hotel in the Scottish Highlands featuring multiple dining options, including a Michelin-starred restaurant and a brasserie, known for its stunning location and extensive whisky collection.
Danny Young is the Head Chef at The Torridon, a restaurant located in the Scottish Highlands. Under his leadership, The Torridon earned its first Michelin star in 2026, a significant achievement secured within 18...
Last updated: 8/29/2026, 4:42:50 AM
The Torridon is a luxury hotel offering an exceptional dining experience amidst the breathtaking scenery of the Scottish Highlands. It features elegant and refined decor, a historic main house, and an impressive, extensive collection of whiskies and gins. The hotel provides a perfect setting to disconnect and appreciate Scotland's natural beauty.
Customers consistently praise the stunning location, beautiful Highland scenery, and elegant decor. The staff are generally described as warm, attentive, and professional, though some reviews noted inconsistencies in service, particularly at breakfast and in the brasserie, with occasional lapses in proactiveness or accuracy. The food, especially at the Bo & Muc brasserie, receives high marks for being outstanding, fresh, and locally sourced. While the Michelin-starred 1887 restaurant is considered good, some found it 'decent but not exceptional' for its status. The extensive whisky and gin collection is a notable highlight. Many guests express a strong desire to return.
The Torridon operates two main dining venues: the Michelin-starred '1887' restaurant, offering a fine dining experience, and the 'Bo & Muc brasserie', which provides a more casual yet high-quality menu. The hotel also boasts a well-stocked whisky and gin bar. Guests can enjoy various activities, including clay pigeon shooting and exploring detailed walking trails around the property, often encountering Highland Coos.
While open year-round, early July was mentioned as a good time for sunny weather and outdoor activities like hiking and clay pigeon shooting. The stunning Highland scenery makes it appealing in various seasons, including winter for a 'wintry elopement' experience.
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