Scottish Highlands Mid-Range Hotels Guide

the award-winning, fine dining on a picturesque terrace is enhanced by the secluded riverside setting and the luxury of stylish rooms

elegant and luxurious hotel set amidst peaceful scenery that stretches to the coast, its Gaelic name rather aptly means Glen of Tranquillity

at this charming hotel and gardens beside the sea, enjoy the comfort of grand, period-style rooms, relaxing communal areas and a games room

in a picturesque harbour location in the south of Skye, enjoy great food here and scenic views from charming rooms, some with four poster beds

a grand baronial house, set in 50 acres of wooded grounds on the shores of Loch Oich, offers a peaceful retreat amidst the Highland Glens

located close to Loch Shiel, on the A830 Road to the Isles, and offers well-appointed, traditional style rooms and a fine-dining restaurant

surrounded by gardens, this traditional hotel near the town centre has smart rooms with tartan touches and sociable dining and bar facilities

from its hillside spot there are wonderful views over Loch Ness and many of the smart, well-equipped rooms enjoy the same scenic vistas

stay in stylish rooms adorned with artwork depicting Highland scenes and dine on fresh, seasonal, locally sourced food in the restaurant

featuring chic, contemporarily styled rooms, this welcoming inn offers two bars and relaxed restaurant serving innovative Scottish cuisine

home to a renowned restaurant with a fine menu that showcases Scotland's larder; guest rooms are elegant, refined and well appointed

in a perfect riverside location with views of Inverness Castle, this grand hotel offers spacious classic rooms and great dining and leisure facilities

guests can enjoy the modern leisure facilities and comfortably appointed rooms at this relaxed hotel situated just half-a-mile from the city centre

welcoming hotel featuring spacious rooms, some with castle views, conservatory or alfresco dining and a handy location near the city centre

just 10 minutes drive from the city centre, and easily accessed from the A9/A96, a modern hotel with well-appointed, good-value rooms

enjoy the peaceful location here, with sea views from some of the well-appointed rooms, the breakfast room and the outside decked area

from its lofty spot there are stunning views over Torrisdale Bay and the sea and it is well placed to enjoy many outdoor pursuits in the area

a comfy Cairngorm touring base with well-appointed rooms, set close to the Highland Folk Museum and a short walk from the village centre

offers stylish rooms, some with period features, a friendly bar, ideal for a wee dram, and a bistro serving local produce and locally landed fish

this friendly hotel, featuring an formal bar and restaurant, looks over Beauly Firth where guests may be fortunate to spot dolphins swimming

an ideally placed hotel with the railway station and Fort William's main shopping street, restaurants and bars all just a stone's throw away

in heart of a charming village renowned for salmon fishing, enjoy this well-established hotel's spacious refurbished rooms and location

a traditional hotel offering great Highland hospitality and spacious rooms, ideally located for those wanting to explore, walk or play golf

spacious rooms, luxuriously appointed, and casual fine dining, add up to a memorable stay, at this renovated, 16th century hunting lodge

a traditional Highland manor hotel, with good facilities, ideally placed for sightseeing and touring the beautiful Cairngorm National Park

affording beautiful views across Scourie Bay, this sumptuously furnished hotel boasts a relaxed restaurant serving locally caught seafood and game

rail travellers can step straight from the station into the vaulted lobby of this well appointed hotel, featuring a stunning, ornate staircase

a comfortable, traditional hotel with a rich heritage - has links to Bonnie Prince Charlie - offering well-appointed rooms, some with sea views

comfortable hotel set overlooking Broadford Bay to mountains beyond, rooms are decorated in colours that feature in the Drambuie tartan

this family run hotel offers well-appointed rooms, home cooking and is a comfy venue to base yourself to explore the delights of the North Coast

a comfy base from which to explore the wild and rugged Wester Ross countryside and scenic coast; rooms are furnished to a high standard

a traditional, family-run hotel set in a pretty south facing garden with light and airy rooms and a restaurant serving a traditional Scottish menu

locally caught seafood and venison is served in this elegant restaurant which offers light, spacious rooms and scenic coastal views

peacefully situated in 3 acres on the edge of the historic village, this refurbished former hunting lodge offers elegant accommodation

this former coaching inn offers stylish, well-presented rooms, warming log fires, fresh local food and a good range of Highland whiskies

rooms are well-appointed and comfortable and the staff are friendly; the home-cooked meals and relaxing pool add to the enjoyment of the stay

an interior furnished with care and style, rooms luxuriously appointed and honest, local food ensure a relaxing stay on the Roag Peninsula

in a superb location with views over the Cuillin Hills and scenic walks on the doorstep; relax with a wee dram or home-brewed ale in the bar

on the shores of Loch Linnhe with stunning views down the loch and of the surrounding mountains; stay in pods or individually decorated rooms

with a choice of bar meals or an à la carte restaurant, this welcoming hotel, on the banks of Loch Shin, offers a cosy bar serving local malts

just two miles from Aviemore with loch and mountain views, this traditional 18th century hotel offers a comfortable stay in a peaceful spot

located just 3 minutes walk from the railway station so ideally placed for those travelling by train; comfortable rooms traditionally decorated

popular with locals and visitors alike, this family-run hotel is located within a 10-minute walk of the centre and offers well appointed rooms

a traditional, Scottish seaside hotel, boasting a grand entrance with sweeping staircase, a mini-golf course and views out to the North Sea

in a village on the shores of Moray Firth and offers simple, traditional rooms and is convenient for Inverness, Inverness Airport and Nairn

spacious well-presented motel-style rooms with the bonus of an adjacent pizzeria and great views of forests and the Cairngorm mountains

enjoy the spectacular views of Loch Ness from many of the well-appointed rooms and from the bar and restaurant of this friendly hotel

dating from the early 1800s and one of Skye's earliest inns, now offering comfortable, well-presented rooms and serving Scottish cuisine

enjoy the splendour of this 12th-century castle, sensitively updated into a modern hotel, but retaining plenty of its original character and charm

experience an historic Scottish castle, there are bright, well-presented rooms, a restaurant serving local produce and a walled garden

enjoy over 100 malt whiskies, a menu of fresh Scottish produce and wood burning stoves at this traditional hotel near Loch Ness

a former coaching inn, on the shores of Loch Ewe, with comfortable rooms - most with sea or mountain views - and a cosy bar and restaurant

comfy beds with fine linens, good food and a CAMRA-listed bar feature in this well-kept Edwardian hotel in the Cairngorms National Park

a Victorian, former hunting lodge, nestled deep in the countryside near to Glen Affric, offering cosy, relaxing rooms with individual character

offers an array of relaxing facilities including a 15-metre indoor pool, sauna and a steam room, perfect for winding down after a busy day

enjoy the welcoming comfort of this hotel and its exceptional location in the Cairngorm National Park with mountain views in all directions

with individually designed rooms and a relaxed restaurant offering locally sourced produce, this hotel makes an ideal touring base

an historic former ferry inn an intimate setting on the shores of Loch Leven with a 17th century bar that serves over 60 single malt whiskies

with a convivial bar offering a range of craft beers and a relaxed restaurant serving fresh seafood, this traditional hotel makes an ideal holiday base

on the banks of the River Dulnain, surrounded by breathtaking scenery, this traditional hotel provides all you need for a relaxing Highland stay

overlooks Melvich Bay and is ideally placed for exploring the North Coast as well as enjoying the area's many outdoor sports and activities

a independent, family run hotel offering traditional, warm hospitality and prides itself on its commitment to providing locally sourced produce

ideally situated as a stopover on the NC500 Scenic Trail, this traditionally furnished hotel offers cosy rooms and an informal bar restaurant

within easy reach of the local ski slopes, this period hotel has recently been refurbished and offers modern, comfortable accommodation

a handsome building built of Caithness stone set on the banks of the River Thurso, lunch and evening meals are served in the Anglers Nook

enjoying glorious views over Kyle of Tongue and surrounding mountains, this pleasant hotel also houses the village pub popular with the locals

within a 20 miles radius of 10 championship golf courses, this period hotel offers modern, comfortable rooms in a relaxing ambiance

set amid pine trees, a short distance from Ben Nevis, this cosy restaurant serves dishes utilising local, organic produce and offers spacious rooms

the location on the A9 makes an ideal base to explore the scenic coast and countryside of the North Coast or to take a trip across to Orkney

located on the seafront, this relaxed hotel boasts an informal restaurant specialising in locally sourced seafood and restfully decorated rooms

on the quieter side of Loch Ness, this relaxed inn affords spectacular views and has a cosy, log-fired bar with a large malt whisky collection

a former coaching inn situated in a small hamlet and surrounded by 6 acres of open land; stay in elegant, traditionally furnished rooms

situated 5 minutes walk from the town centre overlooking Loch Linnhe and the mountains beyond, some of the rooms enjoy the scenic vista

this secluded woodland resort offers comfortable chalets and a range of dining and leisure facilities on site and in nearby Aviemore

this Victorian mansion hotel offers bright, airy rooms and serves freshly caught seafood and local produce in its relaxed dining conservatory

enjoy being in the heart of Portree, overlooking the square, in this refurbished Victorian hotel with smart rooms, good food and a lively bar

set overlooking the Pentland Firth on the outskirts of Thurso and just a few minutes drive from the Scrabster ferry terminal for Orkney sailings

boasting a restaurant with scenic views of the Silver Sands of Morar, this family run hotel provides en-suite rooms, decorated in a modern style

boasts an enviable location with Fort William's shops, restaurants and pubs just moments away, some rooms enjoy loch and mountain views

located 2 miles from Fort William beside the shores of Loch Linnhe, many of the traditional bedrooms and public areas enjoy the loch views

enjoy warm, Scottish hospitality at this traditionally run Highland hotel whose helpful staff have been highly commended by previous guests

set in woodlands this peaceful hotel has an exceptional location with magnificent sea views and very fine regional dishes in the restaurant

this charming seaside hotel offers comfy rooms, a relaxed restaurant and sits on the NC 500 scenic route near to Dunrobin Castle and Gardens

enjoy an active or relaxing Highland getaway in well-equipped chalets, lodges or apartments with superb golfing and leisure facilities

the comfortable guest rooms have a simple style of decoration at this traditional hotel and the restaurant serves a menu of local produce

a quaint family-run hotel on Portree's harbour front, overlooking the bay, has a range of comfortable rooms, several with four poster beds

guests can enjoy evening entertainment from local musicians in the cosy bar of this informal hotel boasting great views over Little Loch Broom

offering a varied choice of rooms and apartments, this elegant hotel features a relaxed restaurant and is set on the banks of the River Ness

enjoy the fresh local dishes and sample a malt whisky or two from the extensive choice, in this impressive hotel in the centre of historic Beauly

ideally placed in the heart of this Highlands town with shops, restaurants and puns as well as the railway station all just a short walk away

boasting rooms decorated in a contemporary style with traditional, Scottish touches and a relaxed restaurant serving locally caught seafood

this hotel, one of the oldest on the island, dating from the 1600's, enjoys panoramic Kyle of Lochalsh views; rooms are homely and comfortable

a grand, elegantly furnished, Victorian hotel, sitting on the shores of pretty Loch Maree where guests may be able to spot wild deer and rare birds

an ideal base from which to explore the Highlands with good road access to Fort William, Ben Nevis and the southern shores of Loch Ness

on the edge of the Cairngorms National Park and set in secluded grounds, this cosy hotel offers traditionally furnished rooms and views

a traditional hotel ideally situated for the town centre, the ferry terminal at Scrabster as well as accessing the Caithness coast and countryside

in the heart of this historic town, a welcoming hotel offers a friendly bar and 2 restaurants, serving a variety of locally sourced produce

set amidst wonderful scenery on the shores of Loch Linnhe, guest rooms are light and airy and locally sourced produce served in the restaurant

located at the end of the "Road to the Isles" with ferries for the Isles leaving from nearby; quality local produce served in the restaurant

ideally located next to the famous Loch Ness Exhibition Centre and offers a choice of room styles and a bistro serving hearty-home cooked food

the swish, well-appointed rooms are situated in a separate building opposite the main pub which is a focal point in this seaside community

with a relaxed restaurant serving locally caught seafood, this friendly hotel makes an ideal base from which to explore the rugged north-west

well-located for the Skye Bridge, this welcoming hotel has traditionally decorated rooms with tartan touches and a sociable bar and restaurant

take in the magnificent scenery from the panoramic sundeck at this loch side hotel, many of the rooms enjoy the same scenic vistas from them

savour the warm Highland atmosphere of a charming Victorian hotel with towers, bay windows and chandeliers, whilst you explore the area

parts of this traditional hotel date back to 1740 and original features can be seen in the public areas, Scottish produce is served in the restaurant

a friendly and welcoming hotel, featuring regular, traditional music nights, a short walk from the Hebridean ferries and on the NC500 route

this comfortable traditional hotel with friendly staff is superbly located for visits to the Isle of Skye; the Skye & Wester Ross Hills views are glorious

take a ferry ride to a luxury B&B in the interesting setting of a whisky distillery on an island, with inspiring views over to the Isle of Skye

this traditional hotel boasts magnificent views across Loch Kishorn and provides comfort and attentive service for a relaxing Highland stay

this refurbished Georgian mansion in extensive grounds has a fantastic location on a picturesque island and enjoys access to outdoor activities

set in a picturesque, spacious location, simple, modern pods are offered. On the same site, smart, self catering lodges are also available

conveniently placed a short walk from town centre shops, pubs and restaurants as well as enjoying views across the waters of Loch Linnhe

in a quiet setting, 3 miles from the city centre, this exceptionally well-presented guesthouse features spacious, sumptuously furnished rooms

enjoying beautiful views across the loch, this relaxed hotel provides all the facilities needed for a restful, comfortable stay in the Highlands

an attractive period residence just two minutes from the heart of this charming town is the setting for warm hospitality and delicious breakfasts

offering a home-from-home stay at this nineteenth century guest house with comfortable, traditional accommodation in a residential setting

a short walk from the centre, this Victorian villa offers contemporary style rooms and garden cabins and offers a hearty breakfast