Heath Hill Hotel

This was probably the best pre Xmas meal I've ever had. We chose from the festive menu which was reasonably priced and everything that was ordered was absolutely delicious. Great service, very attentive staff, can't praise the whole dining experience enough.Will definitely be back.

This is a quirky place, located a short distance out of the village, that seems to have been stuck in time and needs a little refurbishment. The negative is that, as you arrive, the aroma of the fryers hits you but once past reception, my room was large with excellent facilities and a wonderful view across the fields. The staff are extremely friendly but the food is very average. Breakfast was enormous and certainly set me up for 8 hours on the road.

We ate in the restaurant 14/6/24. Food was meagre, 4 slices of supposedly roast lamb, 2 small roast potatoes, 4 rotten black tatties, 1 sprig of broccoli. Peas and gravy were ok. This meal was sold as a roast dinner. Total joke. Service lacking. Don’t bother wasting your money. If this was all the chef could produce he needs sacking.

Tired and dark dining room. Waitresses lovely and very efficient. The menu is dull and best suited to an older clientele. Lots of deep fried options and chips offered with roast dinner?! The roast was poor; overdone beef, one very overdone floret of broccoli, “roast” potatoes deep fried and almost burnt, peas overcooked and grey, carrots fine and Yorkshire was nice. I wouldn’t recommend and won’t visit again.

I had the pleasure of staying here for a weekend with my family, we were attending a wedding locally. We had such a wonderful experience in this hotel. Its picturesque scenery and decor had us all in awe. The views from our rooms were stunning fields for as far as you can see and a couple of highland cows and horses to say hello to each morning. The staff were exceptional and could not have done any more for us. Impeccably clean hotel and the food was really tasty both breakfast and dinner. We would all highly recommend the Heath Hill hotel and will definitely be returning. Thank you all again for making our stay so enjoyable. If you're looking for some nice walks you will be spoilt for choice in and around Fraserburgh and Peterhead. We ventured out to Slains Castle (Bram Stoker visited here and got his inspiration for Count Dracula's Transylvanian Castle) It's a fabulous walk with some stunning, rugged coastal views.

Really nice hotel in a beautiful setting. Our room was spacious and immaculate; all the staff were really friendly and helpful and the service was excellent; really nice breakfast and nothing was too much trouble. We would definitely go back if we are in the area again.