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The Bridge Hotel

(Helmsdale) Ltd.
Dunrobin Street
Helmsdale, KW8 6JA
Sutherland

Tel  Hotel: +44 (0) 1 431 821100
Fax Hotel: +44 (0) 1 431 821101
Restaurant, The Quiet Piggy (direct):
+44 (0) 1431 821 102
E-mail: mail@bridgehotel.net
www.bridgehotel.net


Registered in Scotland: SC 197701

VAT Registration No: 774 7789 57

 

 

Welcome to the Bridge Hotel –
A contemporary countryside hotel where we don’t believe in tellies!

 


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The Bridge Hotel c. 1860


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The Bridge Hotel today

Built c. 1816 and situated in the heart of the village of Helmsdale on the East Coast of Scotland, the Bridge Hotel is steeped in history and tradition, positioned at the head of the old Helmsdale River Bridge. Served by two airports – Inverness and Wick – it is conveniently situated on the main axis between Inverness, Thurso and John o’Groats, the most northern point of mainland Scotland, offering a perfect base for exploring the wonders of the Highlands.

When plans for the renovation of the building were drawn up in 1998, the new owners committed substantial investment to renovate and refurbish the premises to the highest standards. Whilst all modern day comforts have been introduced (all the bedrooms are en-suite with plush duvets and Persian carpets), the hotel has retained much of its original charm including the woodwork and paneling which glow with the warmth of open log fires, creating a country hotel with a difference. We also place a lot of emphasis on our culinary offerings and aim to bring the most sought after natural ingredients harvested in Scotland, from the hills and the sea, directly into our restaurants, which are open to the public in both casual and formal settings. Wherever possible, we purchase our fresh foods from local producers and are working hard on expanding our menu to encompass traditional game and sea food specialties.

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The Bridge Hotel from the old Helmsdale River Bridge

As an alternative to modern day distractions, such as televisions and telephones, the hotel has invested hugely in local natural history and art, in an effort to keep alive what this region stands for. With the help of the National Museum Scotland, the National Museum of Ireland as well as local game keepers, stalkers, gillies and fishermen, we are proud to have accumulated one of the most unique and unusual collections of local fauna, not to be confused with a ‘trophy gallery’. Our art collection consists of over 200 nature paintings ranging from oils to water colours to original prints.

Step back in time and join us in a more gracious age. Whether visiting for a relaxing break, sport or business, the Bridge Hotel promises a true Highland experience.

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