Drumnadrochit Bed & Breakfasts Guide

an intimate and exclusive Highland retreat with just nine sumptuous individually-designed rooms and a breathtaking view of Loch Ness

enjoy scenic views of Loch Ness from the elevated setting of this friendly B&B set on a working farm; rooms are cosy and individually styled

with Urquhart Castle nearby, this friendly guest house provides modern, comfortable accommodation in a picturesque, tranquil spot

in a scenic village on the shores of Loch Ness, this hospitable B&B earns very high review scores for the tastefully decorated rooms and bathrooms

a self-contained annexe with a small seating area and 2 smart rooms that can be booked together as a family suite or independently of each other

conveniently placed in the centre of the village overlooking the green, close to shops and restaurants; stay in comfortable, well-appointed rooms

situated just 300 metres from the Great Glen Way cycling and hiking path and 5 minutes drive from the shores of Loch Ness at Urquhart Castle

situated directly on the Great Glen Way and featuring larger rooms for up to 6 persons makes this ideal for those groups cycling or walking

there are bright, tastefully furnished guest rooms at this Victorian house set in a grove of giant Redwood trees a short walk from the village centre

a former 18th century farmhouse and out buildings that today is a vibrant hostel offering shared dormitory accommodation and private rooms

offers simple but comfy rooms and a cosy bar and restaurant, after a day on the Great Glen Way refresh with a real ale from the local brewery

placed in the centre of the village with the amenities to hand, the shared kitchen facilities offer guests the flexibility to cook food for themselves

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

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

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