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Scotland's Highlands is a lovely region, and the Muthu Newton Hotel welcomes visitors with a warm reception that matches the town's friendliness. With stunning views of Moray Firth and the Black Isles, The Muthu Newton Hotel is located near Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, yet sits within 21 acres of established parkland and gardens. Bordering the Nairn Golf Course, this hotel is the ultimate destination for golf lovers. It won a gold award of excellence for the best hotel dinner by CIE clients in 2018.
The hotel features 63 rooms with private bathrooms, and it is a cosy place for visitors to unwind. Whichever way you choose to go, the hotel is incredibly accessible because it is only a 10-minute drive from the Inverness Airport and is close to both convenient road and train connections. Many tourist sites in the area, such as the Moray Firth Dolphins, the Malt Whisky Trail, the Elgin Cathedral, Loch Ness, Cawdor Castle, and the Culloden Battlefield are easily accessible from the hotel. It offers a warm welcome to visitors and is an ideal location to explore the scenic riverside walks and sunny beaches of Nairn.
WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT MUTHU NEWTON HOTEL HAS WON A GOLD AWARD OF EXCELLENCE FOR BEST HOTEL DINNER BY CIE CLIENTS FOR 2018.
Group Booking Policy: Any booking of more than 5 rooms will require a 100% payment at the time of creation, which would be non-refundable.
Please note, We do not accept cash payments at the hotel however payments can be made using your debit cards or credit cards.
Muthu Newton Hotel, Nairn (Near Inverness Airport) caters to a perfect stay for all age groups with all the services and facilities needed for a perfect stay.
In the Scottish county of Nairnshire, Cawdor Castle is a castle. It is constructed around a tower house that dates to the 15th century, with significant later extensions. It belonged to the Calder family at first, but in the 16th century, it was transferred to the Campbell family.
Low sand dunes and a promenade with an open, grassy connecting area surround Nairn Beach. With breathtaking views of the Moray Firth and Cromarty, Central Beach spans from The Nairn Golf Club in the West End to Fishertown Harbour. Throughout the year, you may see breathtaking sunsets here, and in the winter, the dark sky over the Firth offers even more enchanted views of the Northern Lights.
It’s a family-friendly museum with play areas, archives, and exhibitions on local history.
In the Highland Council region of Scotland, close to Ardersier and northeast of Inverness, there is a sizable 18th-century fortress called Fort George.
Inverness, Scotland is home to the thirteenth-century hall-house castle known as Rait Castle, which is now in ruins. It is a recognised landmark.
Scotland's Nairn is home to the Nairn Golf Club. The 1999 Walker Cup, 2004 Jacques Léglise Trophy, 2012 Curtis Cup, and 2021 Amateur Championship were all held at the Nairn Golf Club.
