Nice Victorian building spoilt by being very shabby and jaded. Our first night bar supper was so poor we didn't chance having dinner in the dining room the following night - the menu was a set 3 course meal started at £23. ( Instead we drove to the Cairngorm Hotel in Aviemore where we know from past experience that the... more

We love it here. We go every year or two for a few days and enjoy the Highland countryside and the relaxed environment of the hotel. The staff and service are excellent. The food is lovely traditional Scottish, wholesome fare. What we like best is that our two dogs are welcome and we go out of the hotel into the... more

Staying at the big Victorian hotel in Nethy Bridge was like stepping back in time. It was a lovely experience. A warm, welcoming fire in the lobby set the tone and the most gracious staff reinforced it. They were so friendly and helpful. The room was clean and comfortable and just lovely, as is the downstairs lounge and dinning room.... more

I remember this hotel with absolute fondness. My family and I stayed here during XMAS 2007 and it was simply wonderful. The biggest plus point to this hotel is the surrounding area, and walking along the river Spey on a frosty Christmas morning was beautiful. And its proximity in the highlands, close to Aviemore, is another advantage. Yes, there are... more

A stay at Netthybridge hotel is as previous reviews state, is going back in time a decade or two, but, is that a bad thing? The service is very 'traditional', the food hearty scotts fayre - im a typical bloke and having the option of a steak with my eggs for breakfast is enough for me. Dinner Piping hot broth... more

We have just returned from a 4 day Christmas break and have had a wonderfull stay. After reading the most recent reviews about this hotel, we were a little apprehensive at what we would find, however we were very pleasantly surprised. The food was of a very good standard and the highland banquet was an experience not to be missed.... more

My wife and I booked to stay here in July. Walking into the hotel was like going back 30 years in time. It looks like the last time it was decorated was sometime in the 70s - the carpets were worn and shabby, the paintwork chipped and there was a horrible musty smell in the corridors. The lift is one... more

We stayed here on a Dinner, Bed and Breakfast basis. The evening meal was dreadful - more like school dinners of old; or an up-market hotel meal in the '50s. The price of the meal unless on a package was £21.99. £3 supplement for a starter of smoked salmon, a few capers and one peice of brown bread - quartered... more

I stay in this hotel every year. The 'Tinsel and Turkey' Break is very economical. 1)It is an old Victorian Hotel which still has many of its old features. 2)I love the open fires 3)Some rooms I do not like but I now know which are the better rooms and ask to stay in them 4) The 'Revak Suite' where... more