Ardyne House

Ardyne is a traditional Georgian townhouse in the centre of Cromarty offering shared, self-catering accommodation.

The five rooms are all en-suite and there is a shared kitchen with dining table. Each room is well equipped, warm and comfortably furnished with a study table, wifi and all linen included.  There is free parking right outside and the bus to Inverness stops just two minutes round the corner. 

Ardyne accommodation:

• Second Floor: two single rooms with ensuite showers.
• First Floor: two double rooms with separate sitting rooms containing a double sofa bed. Ensuite bathrooms with bath and over-bath shower.
• Ground Floor: one single bed and one pull out bed. Ensuite fully accessible wet room.

Ardyne is an old building and we regret that while the front door, the ground floor bedroom and bathroom are manual wheelchair accessible, unfortunately the access corridor to the kitchen does not allow us to make room for a wheelchair.

Ardyne offers a peaceful place in which to write, work and think with the seaside and all the town’s wonderful facilities on the doorstep. Many artists stay at Ardyne on a self-funded residency, contact us to ask about artist rates.

While everyone is welcome to hire a room at Ardyne, in order to further its charitable objectives, the Trust will always give priority to bookings from students, researchers, writers, artists, musicians and others coming to experience and learn about Cromarty.

If you're interested in finding out more, checking availability or booking a room, please email [email protected] or call 01381 600354.

Current Ardyne Rates (inclusive of VAT)

• Per person per night : £60
• Two people sharing per night : £110
• Per person per week, up to four weeks : £198
• Per person per week, between five and 12 weeks : £165
• Per person per week, 12 weeks + : £135

The prices shown include: electricity, rates, heating, bedding, towels, WiFi, washing machine, dish washer, cleaning materials and cleaning of rooms fortnightly. We do love dogs but we are unable to allow pets to stay with the exception of assistance dogs.

    

    

 

Picture taken of the Aurora from her room in Ardyne by visiting student, Saliza Bono.