The Best Scotland North Coast 500 Hotels

enjoy Highland tradition at this former Victorian vicarage with luxurious rooms and suites with thoughtful extras, and fine seasonal dining

this nineteenth century manse has been modernised to offer a chic hotel with elegant accommodation in a quiet spot, yet close to the city centre

on the banks of the River Ness, close to the city centre, a contemporary hotel with Scani-styling throughout, some rooms with river views

enjoy the luxurious rooms and a 2 AA rosette restaurant in this 17th century mansion, rich in historic character, overlooking Beauly Firth

indulge yourselves in the elegant luxury of this award-winning hotel that boasts boutique-style rooms, a fine-dining restaurant and cocktail bar

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

set in an elevated spot amidst 10 acres of grounds, just off the A9, a characterful house featuring elegant, classically styled rooms

a stylish hotel set in 4 acres of grounds offering spacious, contemporary rooms, relaxing leisure facilities and pampering spa treatments

Edwardian period house, overlooking the Brora River, with tastefully decorated rooms, 3 dining options and pampering spa treatment rooms

set in an elevated position overlooking the bay, this luxurious hotel has an elegant restaurant where guests may enjoy award-winning cuisine

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

at the gateway to the Western Highlands, this welcoming hotel features a convivial bar and relaxed restaurant serving locally procured produce

this chic and stylish hotel offers bright, airy rooms and with breakfast, lunch and dinner available daily, makes it an ideal base for Loch Ness

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

set in 8 acres of mature woodland, this elegant hotel offers individually decorated rooms, cosy lounges with log fires and gourmet dining

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

sitting on the banks of the River Ness, this stylish but informal hotel boasts an award-winning restaurant and a well-stocked whisky bar

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

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

Art Deco hotel, set in 9 acres of parkland, just off of the A9, featuring elegant rooms and a restaurant serving a modern Scottish menu

a welcoming hotel offering a range of rooms and a relaxed restaurant serving traditional Scottish dishes within easy reach of Inverness

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

a well-appointed hotel, set in the heart of the city and providing stylish, spacious rooms, a well-stocked bar and extensive breakfast choices

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

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

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

'quiet location, good food' and 'lovely place, lovely people' are just two of the many favourable comments from previous guests of this comfy hotel

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

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

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

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

on the NC500 route and ideally placed to explore this unspoiled corner with sandy beaches, RSPB Dunnet Head and the Castle of Mey nearby

previous guests of this welcoming hotel, a 40 minute drive from John O'Groats, have offered high praise for the quality and variety of its food

previous guests have commended this hotel for its cosy bar and restaurant together with the little extra touches provided in the rooms

with a relaxed restaurant, serving tasty dishes using locally sourced ingredients, this welcoming, seafront hotel affords stunning sea views

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

perfectly located for golf enthusiasts, overlooks the Royal Dornoch Golf Club, and those looking to explore Sutherland's coast and countryside

with 2 bars, an intimate restaurant serving local seafood and venison, this contemporarily decorated hotel sits on the edge of beautiful Loch Ewe

boasting spacious rooms with original features, this elegant hotel commands an imposing position with glorious mountain views

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

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

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

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

guests can enjoy hearty, cooked breakfasts at this award-winning B&B, boasting luxuriously furnished, spacious rooms and views over the Firth

overlooking the River Ness and within easy reach of all the city's many amenities, this contemporarily styled hotel makes an ideal touring base

with views across Cromarty Firth, this traditional inn offers cosy, hotel accommodation with an on-site restaurant serving plentiful, local dishes

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

near the historic town of Beauly and Beauly Firth, this welcoming country inn has comfortable rooms and hearty local food on the menu

on the shores of Loch Gairloch, this magnificent former shooting lodge provides luxurious accommodation, just off the NC 500 scenic route

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

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

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

offers simple, but comfortable, rooms a handy location to explore the Black Isle, Cromarty and Moary Firths, Inverness and Strathpeffer

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

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

a family-run hotel ideally situated with the amenities of the town centre on the doorstep and also within a 5 minute walk of the beach

relaxing facilities, ample parking, a location just off the A9 and on a frequent bus route into the city, make this hotel an ideal exploring base

Victorian-era hotel, in the style of a medieval castle, suitably updated and ell-placed for visiting the nearby Glenmorangie distillery

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

early Victorian house, with a homely ambience, situated overlooking gardens to the River Ness that can be walked beside to reach the city

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

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

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

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

overlooking the Castle and once the principal High School, this imposing building now houses a variety of contemporary apartments

with a lively sports bar, featuring darts, billiards and snooker, this relaxed hotel also offers neatly decorated rooms and easy A9 access

bright, modern, 1 and 2-bedroomed apartments, boasting wooden floors and designer furniture, located in the heart of this lively city

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

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 in a Victorian villa, just 10 minutes walk from the city centre, this homely B&B is well placed for exploring the city and countryside alike

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

featuring 1 and 2-bedroomed, contemporary apartments boasting well-equipped kitchens, daily weekday maid service and spacious living rooms

with good access to the city's restaurants, cafés, shops and tourist sites, this welcoming hostel offers modern, functional accommodation

enjoy craft beers, whiskies and organic food available at this friendly, urban inn, featuring bunkhouse style rooms and set in the lively centre

in a scenic location affording views over Loch Broom, this sociable hostel offers a wide variety of accommodation and a shared kitchen

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

this characterful Victorian hotel in the heart of Thurso - the UK's most northern town - has spacious period rooms and a refurbished restaurant

in an industrial town on the edge of Cromarty Firth, this cheerful inn serves homemade food, using locally sourced ingredients in its cosy bar

this majestic, Victorian manor house hotel mixes traditional character with modern comforts, ideally placed as a base for Highland exploration

conveniently placed for catching the ferry to Stornoway, or for exploring the scenic NW coast, this traditional hotel offers an ideal stopover point

overlooking Gairloch Harbour, this traditionally decorated hotel boasts a cosy lounge bar and offers evening meals at its sister hotel nearby

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

period elegance and contemporary style are combined in this grand Victorian hotel with a scenic riverside setting opposite Inverness Castle

enjoy award-winning, locally sourced seafood dishes in the stylish restaurant of this relaxed, loch-side inn close to the ferry terminal

in a commanding position above the spa resort, this good-value hotel features traditional, wood panelled decor in the grand lobby and restaurant

just 15 minutes walk from the city centre and rail station, a modern hostel with bright public areas and simple bedrooms and dormitories

in the centre of town, this traditionally furnished inn boasts a lively bar, which features occasional live music and serves classic pub fare

the closest accommodation to the Scrabster ferry terminal with a lively public bar and a restaurant specialising in locally caught seafood

set amidst a rugged landscape close to Applecross Bay and offering simple accommodation, shared kitchen facilities, laundry and drying room

in a great location near the river and central sights, this listed Victorian accommodation is stylishly refurbished with fresh colour schemes

an exceptionally well-presented guesthouse where guests can enjoy the hot-tub on the sun terrace and Italian cuisine in the elegant restaurant

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

located just 3 minutes walk through dunes from the beautiful expanse of Farr Bay, there is a cosy bar, a beer garden and there is often live music

found in a quiet location just outside Muir of Ord with just 3 spacious rooms, a delightful garden to relax in and a flock of friendly chickens

stylish 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, some with a balcony, overlooking the River Wick and conveniently placed for the amenities in the town

this family-run hotel sits in the heart of the village and offers traditionally furnished rooms, friendly staff, a convivial bar and a relaxed restaurant

well located for accessing public transport, within walking distance of the Great Glen Way, a modern hostel with simple, functional accommodation

conveniently located on the North Coast 500, this hotel boasts cosy log fires and a restaurant serving cuisine highly rated by previous guests

there is a choice of refurbished bedrooms or simple style glamping pods to stay in and an array of outdoor activities on offer as well as a sauna

enjoys the best of both worlds location wise, Thurso's shops, pubs and restaurants on the doorstep whilst the beach is just a short walk away

ideally placed to explore the Black Isle, Inverness , which is 15 minutes drive away, and the scenic beauty of the Highland lochs and glens

enjoy an extensive, cooked breakfast in the bright conservatory affording views over the surrounding countryside at this warm and comfy B&B

in a tranquil situation, but within easy reach of Loch Ness and Inverness, this comfortable house in a pretty garden is noted for its warm welcome

set in a Victorian Villa and only a short walk to the town centre, this family run guest house offers simple, comfortable accommodation

nestling in the shadow of Liathach Peak and with views over Upper Loch Torridon, this spacious hostel offers a sociable spot to explore from

on the seafront close to the ferry terminal, this inn boasts cosy rooms, some with views over Loch Broom, and an informal seafood restaurant

a blend of the old and new can be found at this smart, family-run guest house featuring contemporary rooms that are light and airy

set in a prestigious, leafy area close to the city centre; a welcoming B&B with traditional, individually styled rooms and serving a hearty breakfast

a cosy B&B in a quiet area but within an easy stroll of the city centre and historic Castle, offering well-presented rooms and an apartment

it's not only the location next to the canal which is exceptional here: the high quality rooms, home cooking and friendly hosts all add to its charm

a relaxing B&B conveniently tucked away, just off the A9, with views down Loch Fleet towards the coast and only 6.5 miles from Dornoch

a hotel in the heart of this Highlands fishing port on the shores of Loch Broom; many of the comfortable rooms have harbour or mountain views

located close to the pretty little harbour, this welcoming, family-run inn offers traditionally furnished rooms and a relaxed bar & restaurant

close to the city centre, accessed via a foot bridge across the River Ness, a traditional guest house with a homely and relaxed atmosphere

a bright, attractively furnished B&B affording magnificent views across Loch Inver to the curiously shaped mountains of Suiven and Cul Mor

a beautiful period home has been sympathetically refurbished with luxurious, elegantly styled rooms and offers an exceptional breakfast

on the far north coast, this rustic hostel has a large, shared kitchen and is close to stunning Smoo Cave and the golden sands of Sango Bay

a former laird’s house set in 20 acres of gardens and woodland, there are traditional style rooms, drawing rooms and an impressive staircase

located just a 5-minute walk from the city centre, across the River Ness, this family-run guest house is well-placed to experience Inverness

offering a comprehensive selection of evening meals, this recently updated hotel is ideally placed for those following the NC500 road trip

this super B&B is well-furnished with attractive decorative touches; you'll enjoy the friendly personal service and a copious breakfast here

located in a quiet spot away from main roads, this exceptionally well-presented B&B offers easy access to the city by foot, car or local bus

an ideal exploring base for discovering this far north tip of Britain with many natural wonders and car and passenger ferries to Orkney nearby

boasts sweeping coastal views across the Moray Firth; bedrooms are simple in style, but comfy and neatly kept - some with sea views

light and airy rooms and sea views whilst enjoying breakfast are offered here; the bistro is open for dinner on Friday and Saturday evenings

a popular pastime at this modern, well-presented guest house is to simply sit, relax, and enjoy the castle and river views from the terrace

an ideal stopping off point for journeys to or from the Far North being situated on the A9 in a pretty coastal village between Inverness and Wick

set in an acre of walled gardens, with a pitch-and-putt green, next to the River Thurso; the elegant, traditional style rooms retain period features

offers cosy rooms that are decorated in a simple, but stylish way and is located within a 10 minutes' walk of the town centre for shops and pubs

situated just off the A9, this traditional, roadside inn makes an ideal base from which to explore, or as a stopover for journeys further north

enjoy spaces to relax inside and out, at this superb B&B with outstanding review scores for the immaculate rooms, thoughtfully equipped

in the scenic north of Scotland, 25 miles from John o' Groats, a B&B with exceptional scores for its contemporary rooms and first class breakfast

with stunning views over Loch Achilty and the distant mountains, this charmingly decorated B&B makes an ideal 'get-away-from-it-all' retreat

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

with spacious, airy rooms overlooking the loch, this beautifully presented B&B offers a comprehensive choice of breakfasts, served in your room