The best hotels Highlands

This Georgian-style country house is located very close to the city. It has beautiful gardens to walk around and boasts stunning views of the beautiful Highland countryside. The rooms are luxurious, elegant and tastefully decorated. His restaurant has won numerous awards, and his bar, where many malts are served, is well known to spirits lovers. His afternoon tea is also famous.

This beautiful establishment with its evocative name is one of Drumnadrochit's good addresses, both for its hotel offer and its good Scottish cuisine. The beautiful rooms are modern and comfortable and have attractive family rooms and dormitories. The establishment also has a bar and restaurant area. In the former, a small room welcomes locals and visitors looking for a drink or a simple dish. In the second, a more classy decor lends itself to traditional meals with finely cooked ingredients

This hotel offers a luxury getaway at very affordable prices, thanks to a wide range of rooms: standard "garden rooms" or "classic rooms", family rooms, rooms accessible to people with reduced mobility, "kingsclub rooms" luxury, "luxury rooms", "classic 1785 rooms" in the historic building and "patio rooms" with private terrace. The hotel also has a restaurant and a spa area with swimming pool, gym and hairdressing salon.

This Georgian house, now a world-class hotel, was the home of Charles Edward Stuart during his campaign in Culloden. His enemy Cumberland, the victor of the battle, moved in after 1746. The atmosphere is refined, and you can enjoy a variety of facilities: an Adam-style lounge, a whisky bar in a library, and a 40-hectare wooded park where you can stroll at will. You can also play golf, tennis and croquet. The restaurant is excellent and open to all.

Built in 1863, this castle welcomed Queen Victoria about ten years later. The 17 rooms are spacious and all have a view of the park and the mountains. An independent cottage is also available. The establishment can pride itself on being one of the most beautiful hotels in Scotland: between its location in a green setting, on the edge of a loch, its superb Victorian architecture, and its starred restaurant, run by the country's largest family of chefs - Albert and Michel Roux - it has everything to offer exceptional address.

The hotel wants to be chic and elegant, and it is. The rooms are all different from each other, and relaxation is the order of the day throughout the establishment. They are decorated and furnished with care, blending traditional Scottish spirit with modern modern comfort. You will appreciate the comfortable bedding and warm merino blankets. Peatstacks, the hotel's restaurant, offers traditional Highland dishes and will delight shellfish lovers.

If you want to stay, eat or drink in Dornoch, this castle is an address not to be missed! It has the best hotel in town, one of the best restaurants and a bar whose selection of real ales alongside its 300 single malts has been praised by CAMRA. The beers come from Orkney or the Cairngorms. The building dates back to 1577. The 24 rooms are elegant, very comfortable and some offer a four-poster bed or nice views on the enclosed garden. Food-wise, refinement and flavors are found in the plate.

This hotel is one of the ideal places to combine Highland discovery and Scottish luxury. The rooms are carefully furnished for the greatest comfort of the residents. It is possible to organize stays dedicated to golf, in connection with courses located in the immediate vicinity. Another strong point of the site: its restaurants. The Bistro offers a simple and relaxed culinary experience, the Garden Room is more modern and Lorimer's is distinguished by a more formal atmosphere.

The Loch Leven Hotel offers a range of accommodation - traditional en-suite rooms and pods - to suit all types of travelers. The warm and inviting location offers a variety of attractions, including a breathtaking view of the loch, a cozy library and lounge, a games room, a bar with a variety of scotch whiskies and gins distilled on site, and a restaurant and pub with a traditional and tasty menu.

Smart suggestion: take advantage of your stay to create your own gin with the Gin School Experience.

Located on the shores of Loch Oich, with a superb view of the water and the landscaped park, this establishment has an incredible charm. The building, a superb castle, the traditional, neat and elegant decor, the comfort of the rooms - all of them are en-suite and spacious - and the staff who are always available to make sure you enjoy your stay: all this contributes to immerse you in a cocoon from which you will probably never want to leave. The hotel also has an excellent restaurant and offers afternoon teas.

The Loch Ness Drumnadrochit Hotel is a family-run hotel located just 20 minutes from Inverness, offering an ideal base from which to explore the many local attractions and the Scottish Highlands. The hotel has 29 well-appointed rooms, offering flexible and affordable accommodation for families, couples or solo travelers. All rooms feature en suite facilities, hairdryers, TVs and tea and coffee making facilities. Wi-Fi is free, and on-site parking is available for all guests. The hotel is adjacent to the Loch Ness Exhibition, where visitors can learn more about the famous resident of Loch Ness. A short five-minute stroll takes you to the village, where you'll find local amenities, restaurants and souvenir stores. The Loch Ness Drumnadrochit Hotel also offers an on-site café and bar-bistro, serving fresh local produce.

14 rooms are available at the Tongue family hotel. Simple, double or triple, each has its own bathroom, as well as convenient, convenient, small table and armchair. Some have beautiful views and the decoration varies from one to the other. There is a large lounge available for guests, where there is an internet connection and a panorama of Kyle of Tongue. The hotel bar is open to all and enjoys a friendly atmosphere with a few good beers and a pool table.

The Caledonian Hotel is a 2-star hotel located on Quay St in Ullapool. Built in the early 20th century, it overlooks Ullapool Harbour and is close to Ullapool Golf Club and Loch Achall. The hotel offers classic rooms and suites with flat-screen TVs and tea and coffee making facilities. Some rooms also offer harbor views. Breakfast is available at an additional cost, and there's a restaurant serving traditional Scottish cuisine, a friendly brasserie and an afternoon tea lounge. Live entertainment is regularly organized. Wi-Fi is free in public areas. The Caledonian Hotel also offers meeting and reception facilities. Parking is free and the hotel accepts pets. Guests have rated the rooms with a 3.0, the location with a 4.7 and the services and facilities with a 4.4. Ullapool is the main port of the Outer Hebrides and offers easy access to many Highland sights, such as Loch Maree, Lochinver, Gairloch, Corrieshalloch Gorge and Inverewe Gardens. The city of Inverness can also be reached in less than two hours by car.

Southwest of Loch Ness, this croft located between forest and loch has been welcoming travellers from all over the world since the early 1990s. It offers two types of accommodation: bed and breakfast and log cabins. The latter allow an independent stay - one is for 2 people, the two others for 4 or 5 - with bathroom, kitchen and living room. The rooms are for two people or can be converted into family suites.

Doune is one more argument to visit the Knoydart peninsula, one of the last wild bastions in Europe. You'll want to relax or get into action (diving, sailing, hiking...) in this wild paradise, composed of rooms with bathrooms in a beautiful pine lodge, a nice house to rent and a restaurant that has won several awards. The full board offer includes breakfast, picnic basket for lunch and dinner in the evening. Reservations are for 3, 4 or 7 nights, with discounts for 7 nights.

The Inch, or Inchnacardoch Country House Hotel, is located on the heights of Fort Augustus. A historic country house hotel, it has a long tradition of hospitality. All rooms have en suite facilities and are equipped with all modern conveniences. The restaurant, where it is possible to dine (reservation is recommended) is appreciated for the quality of its Scottish cuisine and for the view of the loch where Nessie would sleep. The whisky bar and the lounge with fireplace are also very pleasant.

This hotel-restaurant-pub is in the centre of Bettyhill, both in terms of its location and its appeal. On the hotel side, it offers different types of rooms, with en suite and private bathroom or shared bathroom, as well as single, double and family rooms, or a cottage for rent 100m from the hotel. The restaurant and pub are frequented by locals and tourists alike. The atmosphere is friendly and warm, with billiard tables, darts, and a wide range of whiskies and beers available at the bar.

This small hotel offers 8 beautiful rooms, all with en-suite and private bathroom. The rooms are fitted out for the greatest comfort of the guests. The 4 standard rooms offer a view of the village and its surroundings, the 4 others, more spacious, overlook Loch Shiel. Lunch and dinner can be enjoyed in the hotel's restaurant, which serves traditional British cuisine using local and seasonal produce. The bar is also accessible and has a fine selection of real ales and malt whiskies.

A hotel that welcomes fishermen in the northeast of the island, in a wild region in the middle of the lakes. An ideal base for your passion.

As its name suggests, this B&B was originally the village post office. It has been completely renovated and refurbished to become a charming house that will seduce you with its comfort and the care taken in its decoration. Behind, a pretty garden to enjoy a moment of happiness in complete tranquillity. Among the specificities of this B&B are the gin tasting evenings. Its bar collects some 100 bottles: why not take advantage of this stay to learn about the subtleties and perfumes of this beverage?