The Best Scottish Highlands Budget Hotels

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

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

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

located next to the Corran Ferry and Loch Linnhe and offers simple style accommodation, shared kitchen facilities and even a steam room

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

nestled in a remote yet majestic setting surrounded by Glen Shiel's mountains on the A87 road to Skye; an ideal base for outdoor activities

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

a large, well-established hotel, in a great location for views of the nearby Ske Bridge and the Isle of Skye, offers traditional hospitality

enjoy a warm welcome to this lively Highland town in the Cairngorms in a traditional hotel with comfortable rooms and evening entertainment

this intimate hotel, traditionally furnished, boasts an Italian restaurant and a cosy bar, all within easy reach of the beach, harbour and town centre

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

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

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

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

situated at the foot of Ben Nevis amidst the spectacular scenery of Glen Nevis and offers easy access to high and low-level walks and bike trails

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

the neutral decor with soft tones and wood combine to give this hotel a relaxing atmosphere offering simple, comfortable accommodation

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

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

a traditional Highland inn set on the shores of Loch Linnhe, reached via the Corran Ferry, with stunning views up the loch and of the mountains

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

this well-equipped hostel is in a fabulous location near the sandy beach of Loch Morlich, with water sports and other outdoor activites on hand

traditional, charming, waterside inn featuring cosy, homely guest rooms with no TVs and a restaurant serving locally caught seafood

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

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

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

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 wooded grounds conveniently close to the centre, this modern well-equipped hostel makes a great base for the area's outdoor activities

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

overlooking beautiful Broadford Bay from an elevated spot and close to village amenities, this homely hostel is ideally situated for coastal walks

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

tasty, pub meals are served in the friendly bar of this relaxed inn, close to 2 championship golf courses and just 5 minutes walk from the centre

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

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

set on the A82 4 miles from Fort William overlooking Loch Linnhe, most evenings entertainment is provided often with a Scottish theme

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

well-located in this popular holiday town, this Victorian guest house has attractive colour-themed rooms and offers a highly praised breakfast

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

this efficient and well-equipped hostel in the heart of Portree has a contemporary-style common room with magnificent sea views

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

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

featuring a children's playground, this pet-friendly inn makes an ideal family touring base as it sits just off the A96 Inverness to Aberdeen road

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 the outstanding views across the picturesque harbour from many of the cosy and comfortable rooms at this grand 1920s seafront house

set in extensive gardens and with a path down to the sandy beach, this Italian-inspired villa houses an elegant hotel with spacious, airy rooms

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

in this attractive period town house, the refurbished rooms have classic comfort and the friendly owners provide a hearty Highland breakfast

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

offers a choice of simple style rooms and use of a small, comfy guest lounge and is located a short walk from shops, pubs and restaurants

friendly & welcoming atmosphere awaits at this traditional inn offering simple, cosy accommodation and within a stone's throw of Loch Watten

"amazing views", "wonderful retreat" are just a few of the commendations from previous guests for this welcoming B&B, featuring a cosy whisky bar

peacefully set amidst the natural splendour of Glen Urquhart, the rooms are cosy with a rustic feel and hearty fayre is served in the friendly bar

located between Portree and Uig is a spacious, tastefully decorated house with a relaxing sitting area and wonderful views over Loch Eyre

situated 15 minutes walk from the town centre and railway station and is an ideal exploring base for Fort William and the surrounding area

in a convenient, central location, this charming B&B provides light, airy rooms and welcomes walkers wishing to try the West Highland Way

from the front of this charming guest house there are views of the River Lochy whilst to the rear you can gaze at the magnificence of Ben Nevis

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

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

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

this welcoming accommodation has a restaurant next door for breakfast and dinner, and some of the well-presented rooms have a sea view

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

an informal, family-run inn, set in glorious isolation, providing peaceful rest and sustenance on the main route to the stunning north-west coast

log cabin accommodation in a superb lochside location with water sports and a range of activities on hand - or just relax and admire the view

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

this cosy hostel with a range of accommodation is in the picturesque fishing village of Kyleakin, with a backdrop of magnificent mountains

a traditional, Scottish seaside pub, serving tasty, locally sourced food and boasting cosy, modern rooms, all close to the town centre and beach

a good value hostel choice for a stay on Skye: near the Skye Bridge and with a friendly bar downstairs, shared kitchen facilities and helpful staff

a welcoming village pub with comfortable and cosy rooms, real ales and fine wines and gourmet pub food prepared with fresh, local produce

offers modern, stylish rooms that feature luxury beds and bedding that are attached to a bar and grill and a live music venue for Scottish bands

a traditional Highland inn ideally placed for exploring by car or for those who wish to to participate in the many outdoor pursuits available locally

enjoying its own convivial bar and communal lounge, this town-centre guesthouse is ideally located for Ross County Football Ground

a good-value guesthouse in an excellent location, with cosy rooms and sharing a site with a relaxed restaurant, specialising in Oriental dishes

with rooms decorated in bright, individual styles, this former inn is now a warm and welcoming B&B, well placed for exploring the Highlands