Scottish Highlands Country House Hotels Guide

a collection of 18th century estate cottages are now a top class highland retreat, with its own airstrip and luxuriously appointed cottages and rooms

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

former hunting lodge in 9 acres of woodland overlooking Loch Lochy, enjoy its individually furnished rooms, open log fires and private beach

a relaxing break is ensured at this lovingly restored historic house set in extensive riverside grounds with a 9-hole golf course and fishing spots

the beautiful location on the shores of Loch Na Dal, award-winning food and the luxurious rooms all make this hotel one of Skye's finest

a luxurious country house hotel with individually styled elegance in the rooms - some have Jacuzzi baths and sound systems in the bathrooms

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

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

enjoys scenic views over Portree Bay to the Cuillin mountains and is set in 15 acres of mature grounds; rooms are elegant and contemporary

an imposing castle, set in extensive grounds against a backdrop of Ben Nevis, with elegant rooms, fine dining and sumptuous public areas

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

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

in a wonderful hillside spot, traditional country house charm abounds downstairs here and contemporary glamour in the guest rooms

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

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

nestled in 21 acres of mature parkland and gardens and just 10 minutes walk from the beach; stay in elegant rooms traditionally furnished

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

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

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

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