1 / 8Estate of Ord
Muir of Ord, Highland
Yes. Dogs can stay in all rooms.
A seven room country house on an estate near Muir of Ord, where all the rooms are dog friendly and both bars take dogs too.
Estate of Ord is seven individually designed rooms in the historic Ord House, less than ten miles from Inverness on the edge of the Black Isle. Every room here is dog friendly and both bars take dogs, so it is a dog friendly hotel you can plan around.
Ord House stands at the heart of the estate after years of careful restoration, and the Ben Wyvis Room looks towards Ben Wyvis itself. The number of dogs a room takes, and whether one can be left there while you are out, the estate does not say, so that is one for the booking email. A smart TV comes with several of the rooms, and the estate caters to residents and non-residents alike.
Both bars are dog friendly, the Prosecco Bar on one side and the Whisky Bar on the other, which makes a drink with your dog beside you an easy thing to arrange. Whether the same goes for a meal the estate does not say, so settle it when you book. Matilda's Cafe and Restaurant serves freshly made dishes, taking you from leisurely breakfasts and lunches to homemade cakes, afternoon teas and relaxed dinners.
There is an in-house spa for treatments, a walled garden and pond, and natural woodland for peaceful exploration, and Ord House itself draws Outlander enthusiasts, resembling Lallybroch as the novels describe it. The Black Isle around it is a peninsula of beaches, golf courses, castles and wildlife rather than an island. Fortrose Beach sits 13.7 miles out, our nearest dog friendly sand to the estate.
Facts checked October 2026 from the hotel's own website. Details can change, so please confirm anything important, especially the dog rules, with the hotel before you book.
At a Glance: Dogs
- Rooms for dogs
- All rooms
- Dogs per room
- The hotel doesn't say
- Size or breed limits
- The hotel doesn't say
- Dog fee
- £15 per stay
- Left alone in the room
- The hotel doesn't say
- In the bar
- Welcome
- In the lounge
- The hotel doesn't say
- Eating with your dog
- The hotel doesn't say
- In the grounds
- The hotel doesn't say
- Dog extras
- The hotel doesn't say
- Walks from the door
- The hotel doesn't say
- Nearest dog friendly beach
- Fortrose Beach, 13.7 miles
Where the hotel doesn't say, check with the hotel when you book.
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For You
- Spa and pool
- Spa treatments
- Eating and drinking
- Afternoon tea
- Views
- Mountain views
- Parking
- Free parking
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Estate of Ord dog friendly?
Yes. Dogs can stay in all rooms. This comes from Estate of Ord's own website. Details can change, so check with the hotel when you book.
How many dogs can I bring to Estate of Ord?
The hotel doesn't say how many dogs you can bring, so check with the hotel when you book.
Is there a charge for dogs at Estate of Ord?
£15 per stay.
Can I eat with my dog at Estate of Ord?
The hotel doesn't say where you can eat with your dog, so check with the hotel when you book. Dogs are welcome in the bar.
Can I leave my dog in the room at Estate of Ord?
The hotel doesn't say whether dogs can be left alone in the room, so check with the hotel when you book.
Is there a dog friendly beach near Estate of Ord?
The nearest dog friendly beach on Wildpack is Fortrose Beach, 13.7 miles away. Check its page for any seasonal dog restrictions before you go.
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