Hotels 1 to 30 in Highland, Scotland

Cairngorm Hotel - Perfectly located for hill walking, climbing, fishing, the Malt Whisky Trail, golf and all winter sports, this independently-owned hotel is found in the heart of Aviemore, in the Cairngorms. Set in its own wooded grounds on Aviemore's main street, the hotel is central to all your needs. All the shops, facilities and nightlife of this bustling Highland resort are within a few minute's easy stroll. Nearby Rothiemurchus Estate offers outdoor activities for all the family - from the deer farm through to quad treks. Renowned for its warm atmosphere and hospitality, the Cairn is Aviemore's premier independent hotel, providing 3-star accommodation with that friendly, caring service that only a privately-owned hotel can offer.

The Glenmoriston Townhouse Hotel - Located on the banks of the River Ness, just a 15 minute drive away from the famous Loch, this elegant townhouse provides stylish accommodation in a warm and welcoming environment. A 10 minute walk away from Inverness city centre, the Glenmoriston offers 30 stylish bedrooms, some of which boast spectacular views over the River Ness. The rooms are divided between 2 buildings, so please advise reception if you have a building preference. Easily accessible, the Glenmoriston is just a short 20 minute drive from Inverness Airport and a 10 minute walk from the train station.

The Waterside Hotel - The Waterside Hotel offers a warm welcome with Highland hospitality and is 3 minutes walk from the city centre. An excellent base for your stay in the highlands. Ideally situated for daily trips. No lift. The Waterside Hotel, beautifully located on the south bank of the River Ness is a family owned and professionally run property, where management and staff will ensure all of your requirements are catered for and will help to plan your stay in Inverness. The Waterside Brasserie, with its fabulous river views and the Cocktail Bar are open all day, offering freshly prepared and imaginatively presented food and an impressive range of wines, beers, malts and spirits. The new owners have recently refurbished the public areas to brighten the place up and fulfil its potential. If you are looking for a sound base to tour the Highlands, The Waterside offers a warm welcome and Highland hospitality for the duration of your stay.

Alexandra Hotel - The Alexandra Hotel, part of the very fabric of Fort William, since 1876. Close to the shops and other amenities. The Alexandra provides traditional Scottish Hospitality at its best, is in a central location in Fort William. Whether you are shopping in the High Street, catching a bus or taking a train or just wanting to get away from it all, you will find the Alexandra is in the perfect position. Youve a choice of 2 restaurants and all 97 bedrooms are warm and cosy - just what you need when you are away from home. You can relax by the warmth of the open fire in the refurbished front lounge areas - ideal for you to enjoy on your stay.

Bank Street Lodge - The Bank Street Lodge is a motel style accommodation based in Fort William Town Centre. Full en-suite rooms available on a room only basis. Ideally based to explore the Scottish Highlands, Bank Street Lodge is only four years old and all rooms are modern and in excellent order. You have the opportunity to discover many of the visitor attractions that are located in the Fort William area. Nevis Range, Ben Nevis, Glen Nevis, West Highland Museum, Loch Ness and Seal Island Cruises are just a few of the many attractions that are well worth a visit. For the sports minded among you, there are golf courses, mountain biking, hillwalking and all of the usual outdoor pursuits that you would expect to find in a major tourist town.

Breadalbane House Hotel - Housed within a splendid stone wall building, originally constructed in 1891, this small hotel is ideally set within a 2-minute walk of Wick town centre. Originally built as the private home of a local furniture maker, most of the interior woodwork, including the door and window frames and the staircase, were reputedly built personally by the owner. Today the building operates as an unassuming hotel with an in-house pub. The surrounding area offers a wealth of activities, including golf, fishing, tennis and swimming, all of which are available very close by.

Kincraig Castle Hotel - A relaxing retreat just 20 minutes away from Inverness, this peaceful hotel is surrounded by some of Scotlands best golf courses, beaches, distilleries, castles and scenery. Kincraig Castle Hotel is set in an elevated position within its own grounds with extensive views towards the Cromarty Firth. Originally built in 1800, the lounge, bar and dining room all retain their original stone-framed windows (as do the front bedrooms), moulded ceilings and fireplaces. The exceptional Adam fireplace in the lounge is of particular interest and is delightful to return to after a day out exploring. To unwind after a long day you can enjoy fine dining in the Kincraigs Red Rosette-accredited restaurant or sip one of the Dalmore malts in the lounge, far away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Easy day trips can be made to places as diverse as Ullapool, Aviemore, Wick, Inverewe Gardens and Kyle of Lochalsh.

Hollytree Hotel and Swimming pool - Stunningly situated by the sea, this stylish hotel offers chic accommodation, facilities and dining. All 20 rooms enjoy magnificent sea views and all are fully en suite with luxurious fittings and furnishings, including their own seating areas. For informal dining, the bistro lounge serves great food and drink all day, every day, with an outside decking area on which to sit and enjoy the view of the water and passing yachts. In the evening visit the award-winning seafood restaurant, also with breathtaking views of the sea.

Highlander Hotel - Set within Cairngorm National Park, this hotel is the ideal base for touring the north of Scotland, with its mountain ranges, forests, lochs and river valleys. Highlander Hotel is situated in the picturesque village of Newtonmore in the majestic beauty of the Highlands of Scotland. The hotel is ideally situated to offer a huge range of outdoor activities from energetic skiing to the peace and quiet of relaxation in the hills and glens. In addition, Loch Ness, Ben Nevis and Balmoral are all easily reached on a day trip. The hotel is renowned for its friendly atmosphere and great food, and the well stocked bar gives you the perfect opportunity to sample many of the malt whiskies for which the area is famous. The varied menus take full advantage of excellent, fresh, local produce.

Loch Ness Lodge Hotel - In a beautiful, tranquil location in Drumnadrochit, beside one of the most famous and romantic stretches of water in the world, this traditional Scottish hotel dates back to around 1740. Set in acres of delightful woodland, the Loch Ness Lodge Hotel is just 14 miles (23 km) from the city of Inverness. In the grounds of the Loch Ness Visitor and Exhibition Centre, the hotel makes a great base from which to explore the Highlands. This original Highland lodge is now a privately owned 3-star hotel offering 50 well-appointed rooms, rich in original character and traditional charm. All of the en suite rooms have telephones, plasma flat-screen TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. Free wireless internet access is available throughout the hotel. With traditional real log fires, the Pibroch Bar and the hotel's restaurant offer elegant and traditional cuisine, including carefully prepared Scottish produce, from hill venison and lamb to salmon and mussels from the West Coast.

Tulloch Castle Hotel - Tulloch Castle Hotel, a 12th Century Castle, set in the beautiful Highlands of Scotland. With unrivaled hospitality, superb food and its ideal location, make this your home as you travel the Highlands. In days of old, only the Laird or the Chief of the Clan could enjoy a relaxing stay in a Scottish highland castle. Nowadays, times have changed. At Tulloch Castle Hotel, you'll be made as welcome as the Laird himself, to sample the splendid hospitality, comfortable surroundings and superb food. Tulloch Castle dates from the 12th Century, when first the Bains and later the Clan Davidson laid claim to its lands. Like its lively history, the castle's fortunes have changed many times. Now, it is once again a magnificent fortress, with a ready welcome for travellers. In an imposing position, with highland views spread out like an open atlas, the castle is on the edge of the bustling market town of Dingwall, with its characterful shops and museum, just 15 miles north of Inverness. Swift new roads make Tulloch Castle the perfect base to explore the enchanting Black Isle to the east, the stunning contrasts of the west highlands and the unforgettable deep glens and rugged coastlines of the west highlands - all just a daytrip away. Whether you want to enjoy a fine meal in the castle restaurant, rest for a few nights in one of the castle bedchambers, or just taste a local ale in the Green Lady Lounge, you will find Tulloch Castle an unforgettable place to visit.

Innseagan House Hotel - The small, modern Innseagan House Hotel looks out onto Loch Linnhe and has views of the surrounding mountains. Innseagan House is conveniently situated 5 minutes' drive from Fort William town centre, a popular outdoor destination in the UK. The hotel offers comfort, excellent service and a friendly atmosphere.

Onich Hotel - With dramatic mountain views and a stunning loch-side setting, this family-run hotel offers attractive, individually decorated rooms, beautiful gardens and an impressive restaurant. The Onich Hotel has a great location for a relaxing highland break or an action-packed adventure holiday on Scotland's West Coast. The surrounding countryside is renowned as an area of outstanding natural beauty and Glencoe, Ben Nevis, Fort William, Loch Ness, Oban, Mull, Iona and Skye are all within easy reach. All of the charming and comfortable en suite rooms are individually decorated and have their own unique character. Some rooms have balconies and many have panoramic views over the gardens to Loch Linnhe and the stunning scenery beyond. All rooms have satellite TV, radio, telephones, tea/coffee making facilities and hairdryers. With stunning views of the loch, the restaurant specialises in fresh local produce including seafood, venison and game in season.

Mackays Rooms And Restaurant - This small, modern retreat provides fantastic food and Highland chic near Cape Wrath and Sandwood Bay. Unwind, relax and enjoy the stylish home-from-home atmosphere. Mackays is a premier place to stay in the northwest corner of Scotland. There are 7 individually styled rooms and a small, intimate restaurant, Peatstacks. Many traditional Highland dishes, often difficult to find, are served. The menu changes daily and features top-quality food mad with fine local ingredients.

Thistle Inverness - This modern, friendly non-smoking hotel offers traditional Scottish hospitality. Close to Inverness city centre, this hotel is an excellent tourist base and offers complimentary car parking for all residents. Loch Ness, Culloden Battlefield, Fort William, Glencoe, whisky distilleries, castles and magnificent scenery await. The hotel is just 15 minutes from the airport. All rooms are complemented by excellent service. Relax in the Otium Health and Leisure Club complete with swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and workout room. The hotel also has a hair and beauty salon on site. You are advised to book your treatments direct at the salon, prior to arrival.

Premier Inn Fort William - In the heart of Fort William, close to the train station and West Highland Museum, this Premier Inn is an ideal base for exploring Ben Nevis and the surrounding countryside. A family-friendly Brewers Fayre pub and restaurant is on-site and serves good-value meals. Free parking is available. Rooms have comfy beds, and some rooms at Premier Inn can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The all-you-can-eat breakfast includes the expected cooked items, including vegetarian sausages. There is also a wide continental selection.

The Inn Dalwhinnie - Welcome to the coolest hotel in the Highlands. The inn is located in the magnificent Cairngorms National Park on the banks of the River Truim, opposite Loch Ericht; truly the perfect spot from which to explore the Highlands. The bar/restaurant is mellow and relaxed with fat comfy leather sofas, and tables overlooking the river. From here you can enjoy spectacular views, unwind to the cool languid sounds, sip organic fairtrade coffee or maybe a Dalwhinnie malt from our village distillery. The menu is scrumptious and the daily specials board quite legendary. The team who will look after you are upbeat and friendly and more than happy to pull a pint of draft beer for you if you've built up a thirst walking, climbing or biking. We rent mountain bikes too and have drying facilities for any wet clothes you might have after a hectic day out. Also, don't forget your laptop so you can enjoy our free Wi-Fi and send those photos back home of the day you kite surfed, climbed Ben Alder or hand-fed the Loch Ness Monster.

Newton Hotel - Set in 21 acres of mature parkland and gardens, bordering Nairn Golf Course - host of the Walker Cup in 1999. The Newton Hotel, with 56 bedrooms, is an imposing building in a secluded location. Built as a family home in 1872 and a hotel since 1951, in recent years The Newton has seen a number of improvements, including refurbishment of all bedrooms in the original building as well as the addition of The Highland Conference Centre and a wing of spacious master bedrooms.

Invergarry Hotel - With a peaceful position overlooking the River Garry, this friendly hotel is an ideal base from which to explore the Scottish Highlands. Between Fort William and the Nevis Range, Inverness, the west coast and Skye, the Invergarry Hotel is based at the seat of the Ancient Clan Macdonnell. Built in 1885, the hotel was originally an old stagecoach inn. It has since been used as a sporting and shooting lodge before being transformed into a hotel, complete with residents' lounge and private gardens. Steeped in history and character, the hotel provides traditional Highland hospitality, welcoming log fires, fresh local food, real ales from the Isle of Skye and a large range of wines and Highland whiskies.

Craiglynne Hotel - Situated in its own grounds, a short stroll from the town centre, the Craiglynne Hotel offers a warm, friendly atmosphere, with open fires in both the lounge and bar. An impressive building, like the surrounding town of Grantown on Spey, here guests can also enjoy the tranquility of the striking gardens, or venture further afield to the majestic Cairngorms.

Seafield Lodge Hotel - Dating from 1879 and set in peaceful surroundings, this hotel offers modern facilities whilst retaining an old world charm. Set in the spectacular Highlands, the Seafield Lodge is one of Speyside's leading sporting hotels, catering for fishing, shooting and golfing enthusiasts, as well offering the perfect base for exploring Speyside, Royal Deeside, Loch Ness and touring the world famous Malt Whisky Trail.

Braeval Hotel - With stunning, uninterrupted sea views over Nairn's beach and the Moray Firth, this comfortable family-run hotel offers free Wi-Fi and an award-winning bar with a range of real ales. In the heart of the town of Nairn, Braeval Hotel is a great base from which to visit the Highlands of Scotland. A charming, traditional pub, the hotel's Bandstand Bar was awarded the title of Highlands & Islands Pub of the Year 2009 by CAMRA (the Campaign for Real Ale). The bar keeps 6 real ales and also has a Cask Marque award and an entry in the Good Beer Guide 2009. The hotel offers bar meals and an excellent seafood menu. Renovated in 2007, the en suite rooms are decorated in a contemporary, yet comfortable style. All rooms have TVs, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryers and radio alarm clocks. Some of the rooms have sea views. A full, traditional cooked Scottish Breakfast is included in the price.

Glen Druidh House Hotel - This small, friendly country hotel is ideally situated for exploring either the Highlands of Scotland, or shopping and theatre-going in Inverness. Free Wi-Fi for all guests. Although only 3.2 km (2 miles) from the centre of Inverness, Glen Druidh House enjoys a quiet country location. Breakfast is anything from croissants, fresh coffee and organic orange juice; to a full Scottish breakfast, with black pudding. It's all freshly cooked and ordered from the menu: select as much as you like. Dinner is available by reservation. Snacks are available in the bar. All rooms and suites have en suite bathrooms. The suites have a bedroom and sitting room. All are furnished in the style of the building with views of the gardens and woods. Watch the badgers in the hotel grounds all year - bring your camera. Glen Druidh is totally non-smoking throughout the house and gardens.

Ben Mhor Hotel - With regular entertainment in a traditional Highland lounge bar, Ben Mhor Hotel is family owned and run, with fully refurbished en suite bedrooms and a bistro serving fresh, homemade meals. Dating back to the early 1900s, the 3-star Ben Mhor is on Main Street in Grantown-on-Spey and offers free parking and free Wi-Fi in public areas. The hotel was extensively refurbished in 2008 and is now a large hotel with modern facilities but traditional character. Each room offers an en suite shower and bath. Ben Mhor Hotel has an intimate bistro, lively lounge bar, quiet snug bar, function space and beer garden. The service is warm, friendly and with attention to detail.

Mansfield Castle Hotel - Built in the late 1870s, this imposing Victorian building is set in 3 acres of picturesque countryside only 5 minutes from the town centre of historic Tain. The Mansfield Castle Hotel offers award-winning cuisine and magnificent oak panelling throughout. It is one hour from Inverness Airport, and is positioned in the heart of the Highlands. Mansfield Castle is a perfect venue for weddings, a short break or for golfers. Superior rooms are located in the castle and standard rooms are located in the beautiful garden wing, attached to the castle via a corridor. All guests are welcome to use the gorgeous residents' reading lounge.

The Glen Hotel - This family-run hotel is located at the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Breathtaking scenery and the Monadhliath and Cairngorm mountain ranges are nearby. The Edwardian Glen Hotel has en suite rooms with quality beds and bed linen. Good-value pub food is served, and the bar has featured in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide for several years. Golfers can enjoy the challenging courses at Newtonmore, Kingussie, Grantown-on-Spey and Boat of Garten. There are opportunities for walking, cycling, fishing and other activities. The popular TV series, 'Monarch of the Glen' was filmed a few miles away.

Best Western Palace Hotel and Spa - Welcome to the Best Western Palace Hotel & Spa, a superb and stylish 3-star superior hotel located in the heart of the city centre. The Best Western Inverness Palace Hotel is independently owned and you'll be welcomed by a friendly team, who are here to make sure that you have everything that you want. You'll enjoy excellent standards of quality and service, in a warm and friendly environment. For us, it is all about making sure you have a great break or successful business trip. The Palace Hotel offers Scottish hotel keeping at its very best, and with its central location, easy access by air, rail or car, it offers you a perfect base for business or leisure.

Sinclair Bay Hotel - A small family run hotel with comfortable rooms, tv and coffee making facilities in all rooms. We serve a wide range of food in our restaurant, & real ale behind the bar. The ideal place to stay for touring or before the morning ferry to Orkney

Kings Arms Hotel - Close to the Skye Bridge in Kyleakin village, the Kings Arms dates back to the 1600s and has panoramic views across Kyle of Lochalsh to the mainland. The hotel is one of the oldest on the Isle of Skye and has retained many traditional features and gained modern, homely comforts. Places to visit include Dunvegan Castle, Talisker whisky distillery and many golf courses.

Boat Hotel - The Boat Hotel at Boat of Garten is a privately-owned Victorian sporting hotel set in the heart of the Spey Valley. Personally run, warm hospitality and confortable rooms assure you of a relaxing stay. Originally built in Victorian times as the Station hotel for the prestigious Strathspey Steam Railway, the Boat Hotel while retaining many original architectural features, provides all the modern comforts demanded by today's guests. The Boat Hotel has recently changed ownership and has undergone a major refurbishment to restore public areas to their former Victorian style ... Wooden floors, Oriental rugs, marble fireplaces and an attractive library lounge, where aperitifs and after-dinner coffee may be taken in comfort. A new restaurant, The Capercaillie features bold contemporary decor and modernist oil paintings ... A stunning environment in which to sample award-winning cuisine.