The Harmonology Centre is a real treat for the eyes, body, mind and soul. The centre aims to offer a place to retreat to- naturally. It sits in 3 acres of private grounds, with stunning panoramic views over the Cromarty Firth, and is surrounded by forest and pastures. Sit at night on our natural wooden frontage and enjoy the glorious sunsets- be at peace. Relax, unwind, enjoy a sauna or massage, or just sit and read by the log fire.

Accommodation

The Harmonology Centre has a double room, twin room and family room, all of which are en-suite. It also has a single room with its own, private bathroom. Our bedrooms, bed linen and towels are cleaned using natural products only. The bedrooms are kept simple, without compromising luxury or comfort. The use of harsh sprays and chemicals is avoided to promote an environmentally friendly atmosphere. Each bedroom has a welcome tray with tea and coffee making facilities and many other extras- to enable you to relax in comfort. The water in all the bathrooms has been purified and Aquatorised.

Food & Drink

A healthy, natural breakfast is provided. All our produce is organic and all food is cooked in water which has been purified through a German-Swiss treatment process- making it greatly beneficial to your health.

Location

The Harmonology Centre is located on the Black Isle, on the outskirts of Culbokie village, just 15 minutes from the city of Inverness and 5 minutes from the main A9 route. It is centrally positioned with easy access to Inverness, the Isle of Skye, Ullapool, Aviemore and John O' Groats. Their is ample parking in our own private parking area.

Leisure

This establishment is designed to give guests a chance to escape the fast pace of life and relax in the homely calming atmosphere that is the Harmonology Centre. Many guests come here to enjoy hill-walking, cycling, fishing, bird-watching and golf. There are many world famous golf courses in the area including Royal Dornoch, Tain, Fortrose and Strathpeffer which is the highest golf course in Scotland. The area is renowned for its bird and wild life - with seals on the Cromarty Firth and ospreys, herons, geese and the occasional swan to be seen nearby. A beautiful restful forest is nearby for contemplative strolls. If you feel you wish to explore further you can visit the Isle of Skye, Ullapool, John O'Groats, the skiing centre of Aviemore and Loch Ness the home of the Loch Ness Monster (Nessie). Hill walks, mountains, dolphin trips and sandy beaches and many enchanted places can be enjoyed in this magical, mystical land - a land often referred to as 'God's Country'.

Prices

This is a non-smoking establishment. We also ask that you refrain from using heavy perfumes etc.

Ironing and drying facilities are available on request.