Edderton Inn is situated in the small Ross-shire village of Edderton, nestling between the Dornoch Firth and the foothills of Beinn Tharsuinn and the Struie Hills.  Located two miles from the main A9 trunk road it is ideally located for touring Northern Scotland with the north/north west coast approximately 1 hour's drive. The village of Edderton  is located on the pictish trail and is the site of the "battle of Carriblair" between the Picts and Vikings. The area has a number of  buildings, stones and sites of historical interest.

  

This part of Easter Ross has amongst the lowest rainfall in Scotland and is a haven for the outdoor enthusiast with golf, cycling, walking and stalking/wildfowling all within easy reach.  Edderton is close to Dornoch (7 miles) and Tain (5 miles) and Inverness is only 1 hour's drive South. 

    

The Inn was originally a nineteenth century crofthouse and was turned into a hotel in the 1970’s. The current owners, Christopher and Isabella Wix have recently completely refurbished the hotel and it now offers modern, fresh en-suite accommodation, cosy lounge bar and a restaurant with magnificant views of the Struie Hills and a beer garden.  The Inn is also fully accessible for the disabled with flat access to bar and restaurant. 

 

Edderton Inn is situated next to the second oldest whisky distillery in Scotland – Balblair – which offers tours by appointment (we can arrange for you).  Our lounge bar stocks all the Balblair malts as well as a wide range of other malt whisky.  We also offer a real ale all year round which changes weekly (in the summer we offer both English and Scottish ales).