Grant Arms Hotel (Grantown-on-spey, United Kingdom)

Wildlife lovers will be right at home at this Victorian property, which seems to be especially popular with twitchers (bird watchers) and walkers keen to take in the area's natural attractions. Indeed, past guests reported that this hotel provided excellent access for day trips and excursions to spot otters, eagles, capercaillies and more. Boasting a lecture space, to the delight of many nature-loving guests, it also seems to attract regular talks from well-known wildlife enthusiasts.

The team at this hotel appear to be unfailingly polite and courteous, doing all that they can to assist guests with any queries that they may have. Unsurprisingly, they are especially helpful when it comes to assistance with wildlife excursions and sightseeing tips.

Overall, past guests reported that the food at this hotel was excellent, with kudos given to the kitchen for its efforts to source local produce.

While the food at this hotel was highly rated, a number of guests were bemused by the piped-in muzak featured in this property's dining area.

While the dinner options here were a real treat, the Scottish breakfasts at this hotel left many wanting more. The tiny sausages - aka, chipolatas - were an odd touch, with a number of guests commenting that they'd just prefer to have a normal-sized banger.

Finally, quite a few guests felt that the beds here could be more comfortable. Many reported ill-fitting sheets and duvets, which, along with giving an untidy appearance, meant that sleepers ended up on mattresses.