Quietly set in the far northern village of Tongue, Lundies House is a gently reimagined Highland retreat, where heritage, design and landscape come together with an understated sense of ease. Once a nineteenth-century church manse, it has been thoughtfully restored into a small, design-led hotel on Scotland’s North Coast, offering a calm and deeply personal stay. At its heart, Lundies balances Scottish character with Scandinavian simplicity. Communal spaces, lounges, a study and an intimate dining room, are designed for quiet moments and shared conversation, while upstairs, light-filled bedrooms offer soft palettes, handcrafted details and uninterrupted views across the Kyle of Tongue. Dining is rooted in place and shaped by the rhythm of the surrounding landscape. Menus draw on locally sourced ingredients from land and sea, with foraged elements thoughtfully incorporated into seasonal dishes. Evenings unfold around candlelit suppers, while mornings begin with a gentle, nourishing breakfast, each meal reflecting a sense of care, restraint and connection to the north coast. Beyond the house, the experience is quietly immersive. Guests are encouraged to explore the wild coastline and surrounding hills, whether by foot, bike or water, or to simply pause within the gardens and courtyard. From wild swimming to moments of stillness by the fire, time at Lundies moves with the landscape, offering a restorative and deeply grounding escape.
Rooms
Up to 16 guests
Type
Couples, small groups, foodies, nature, outdoors
Location
Tongue, Sutherland, NW Scottish Highlands
