The Best Loch Ness Hotels

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

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

from its elevated spot above the village there are views of Loch Ness at this charming, family-run hotel offering elegant rooms and fine dining

just outside Inverness and a short drive to Loch Ness, a fine Georgian manor set in 6 acres of manicured grounds offering a relaxing retreat

traditional Highland hotel set in a quiet hamlet near Loch Ness, there are quirky touches throughout and it has fishing rights on Loch Knockie

priding itself on the use of local produce and the sale of local ales, this welcoming inn offers simple, comfortable rooms, near Loch Ness

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

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

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

an elegant but relaxed hotel, set in pretty gardens, a mile-and-a-half from the city centre and boasting a range of standard and deluxe 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

guests can enjoy stunning views of Loch Ness from the cosy lounge bar at this elegant B&B, set in private grounds, close to the Falls of Foyers

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

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

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

the Great Glen Way passes the end of the driveway and the shores of Loch Ness and the village centre are just a few minutes stroll away

set in the original 1729 English fortification, Fort Augustus, this elegant accommodation offers modern, smart rooms with good sports' facilities

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

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

features comfortable, well-presented rooms and a relaxing lounge area with a wood burning stove, perfect for resting after a busy day exploring