Inverlochy Castle Hotel

A menu focused on wood-fired pizzas & bistro fare alongside British breakfast plates with a patio.

Grassy seaside campground for tents & caravans, with a BBQ area & a small grocery store/snack bar.

Cosy hotel in a former 1830s mountaineer's lodge with classic rooms, a laid-back restaurant and bar. Surrounded by mountains and the tributaries of Loch Sligachan, this cosy hotel sits in a former 1830s mountaineer's lodge, 9.3 miles from central Portree. Traditional rooms come with en suite bathrooms, tea/coffeemaking equipment and TVs. Most have loch or mountain views. There is a laid-back restaurant serving steak and seafood. There's also a lively bar offering pub fare, local ales, whiskies and a pool table, as well as a tranquil bar/lounge with a fireplace. Other amenities include a playground, an on-site microbrewery and a climbing museum.

Nestled in Ullapool, this cozy, literature-themed hotel boasts comfy, TV-free rooms, a welcoming café, bar, and a charming bookshop for a laid-back escape.

"Wild Scotland is National Association in Scotland representing Wildlife, Adventure and Activity Tourism. We are an active membership organisation dedicated to helping our members make the most out of their businesses. We provide business advice and support, yearly opportunities to grow networks and promote members through our social media channels. Being a part of Wild Scotland means raising our voices as one, to shape and define the nature of Scottish tourism."

Elevated, locally sourced seasonal dishes served in a polished, family-run restaurant.

Unassuming rooms in a former school building with loch views, plus a casual restaurant and bar. Overlooking Loch Inchard, and housed in a stone building that was once a school, this low-key B&B is 17 miles from Balnakeil Craft Village and 17.5 miles from Smoo Cave. Located in the main building and an adjacent bungalow, the 6 unfussy rooms (some with sea views) offer TVs with DVD players, as well as tea and coffeemaking equipment. Most rooms have en suite bathrooms; 2 rooms may share facilities. There's full Scottish breakfast, plus a relaxed bar and restaurant offering traditional evening meals (surcharge).

Pub with dark wood decor and stripped wood floors, for real ales, whiskies and upstairs restaurant.

Loch Ness, a stunning 23-mile freshwater lake in the Scottish Highlands, enchants visitors with its breathtaking views, mythical monster lore, and serene atmosphere.

18th-century country hotel with both budget & refined quarters, plus free breakfast & a restaurant. Set in an 18th-century manor house, this informal hotel is a 5-minute walk from the Raasay Ferry Terminal for CalMac ferries. Refined, individually decorated rooms offer flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffeemaking facilities; upgraded rooms have sitting areas, balconies and/or sea views. Basic dorms with bunk beds sleep from 2 to 8 people and have en suite bathrooms. Breakfast is included. There's a restaurant serving seasonal dishes, and a cafe/bar.