Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in Highland, Scotland

Distant Hills Guest House - An oasis of peace and tranquillity, this family-run guest house boasts a privileged position amidst some of the most spectacular scenery in the Scottish Highlands, with uninterrupted mountain views. On the outskirts of Spean Bridge, near Fort William, Distant Hills Guest House provides an ideal base from which to explore the natural beauty of the Highlands. In the surroundings you can enjoy walking, climbing, skiing, bird-watching, canoeing, horse-riding and fishing. Britain's highest mountain, Ben Nevis, is also nearby. Distant Hills Guest House provides stylish 4-star accommodation in a spacious bungalow. Furthermore, there is a beautiful garden for you to enjoy and, on those cold evenings, you can choose a DVD to watch in the lounge.

Covenanters Inn - Whether you are here for history, whisky or outdoor life, there is something for everyone at the Covenanters. Business is no chore when staying with us, as a friendly family welcome awaits you.

Trafford Bank Guest House - In the highlands of Inverness, Trafford Bank is a stylish boutique guest house, with AA 5-star status. Inverness Rail station is just a 3-minute drive away. Each beautifully furnished room features a flat-screen TV, a DVD player and a CD player. There is also a Bose iPod docking station and a DAB radio. Some rooms have a luxurious roll top bath. An inclusive full English breakfast is available. Staff are friendly and welcoming. Relax in the picturesque mature gardens at Trafford Bank. Free Wi-Fi internet access and free parking are provided.

Dunroamin Hotel - A friendly hotel where a warm welcome is guaranteed. Scotland's Best Service Award 2002. The hotel has magnificent views all year round and is within easy access to the Scottish highlands. The Dunroamin Hotel is family run and popular with both business people and tourists. Built overlooking the Kyle of Sutherland and once owned by Andrew Carniegie, the views are breathtaking. Fishing or just walking? We will store equipment, dry your garments and can freeze store your fish etc.

The Brown Trout Hotel - Situated in the historic village of Watten, near Loch Watten, this family-run hotel provides a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, complemented by comfortable accommodation and fantastic home-cooked food. An ideal base for fishing, Loch Watten is the second largest loch in Caithness, and is renowned for its wild brown trout - from which the hotel takes its name. The Brown Trout Hotel is also just 7 miles from the picturesque fishing port of Wick and 14 miles from the historic town of Thurso.

Avalon Guest House - This modern, spacious, high quality guest house, ideally situated on the main A82 tourist route, is an ideal base for touring the beautiful Highlands. The famous Loch Ness is just a few minutes away, and you will be within easy reach of many interesting places, such as: Fort William, Isle Of Skye, Cairngorm National Park and Ben Nevis Mountain Range, to name but a few. Many historic sights are in the surrounding area, such as: Urquhart Castle, Cawdor Castle and Culloden Battlefield. Avalon Guest House is a modern building situated close the city centre. Visitors receive a warm welcome and can enjoy a relaxed, friendly atmosphere and service that is second to none.

6 Caberfeidh - This family-run establishment is 5 minutes' walk from train and bus stations, and 2 minutes' walk from the High Street and restaurants. Hosts Wilma and Jim have run 6 Caberfeidh as a B&B for 18 years and have many return-customers and friends. Jim has a taxi for tours and local runs and can help with local knowledge and advice on where to go for day trips etc. The cosy Tourist Board-rated establishment has en suite rooms, and offers a choice of vegetarian, continental and full Scottish breakfast. There is also a nice four-poster room with a corner bath and a view over the loch.

The Ferry Inn - The last hotel on the A9, The Ferry Inn at Scrabster is newly renovated and has wonderful sea views. Just north of Thurso, Scrabster Harbour is the gateway to the Orkney Islands. The renowned restaurant, The Upperdeck, has a fantastic steakhouse and also specialises in locally caught seafood. The lively Popeye's is a public bar with a wide-screen TV showing sporting events. The en suite bedrooms have tea/coffee facilities and flat-screen TVs with Freeview channels.

Invernairne - Invernairne has a great position overlooking the Moray Firth, and from the garden you can stroll down a path to the beach. This historic mansion has one of the best positions in Nairn, and many of its rooms overlook the sea. Try and spot dolphins, seals, yachts or a beautiful sunset. Invernairne has free Wi-Fi and excellent breakfasts are available. A baronial lounge bar is open until the early evening and hosts a log fire in cooler months.

Dunhallin House - In the heart of Inverness, Dunhallin House provides excellent bed and breakfast accommodation, just 1 mile from Inverness city centre. Guests will receive a warm Scottish welcome. Dunhallin House provides well furnished rooms, with en suite facilities and comfortable beds. Room features include a TV, DVD player and free loan of DVDs. A regular bus service to the town centre is a short walk from the guest house. An inclusive full Scottish breakfast is provided. Relax in the comfortable lounge area, with a selection of books and games. Free parking, free Wi-Fi internet access and complimentary use of an internet laptop are available to guests.