Carbisdale Castle

Casual accommodations with loch views, plus a bunkhouse, gastropub dining & free boat mooring. On the shore of Loch Harport, this quaint pub with rooms in separate buildings is a 2-minute walk from the Talisker Distillery and 21.1 miles from Dunvegan Castle. The casual rooms have en suite bathrooms with showers, plus satellite TV, and tea and coffeemaking equipment, as well as loch views. A chalet adds bunk beds and a bath. There's also a bunkhouse building with hostel-style rooms and a shared kitchen. Breakfast is included for room and chalet guests. A pub/restaurant features real ales, Scottish Highland food and patio seating by the loch. Free boat moorings are available.

14th-century castle linked to Macbeth, as thane of Cawdor, with drawbridge, tapestries and gardens.

A scenic Scottish route that winds from Inverness through stunning Highlands landmarks all the way to Glasgow.

Replica buildings & period artifacts exploring life in the Highlands from the 1700s to the 1960s.

Stylish rooms, some with loch views, plus an upscale restaurant in a former hunting lodge. A former clan hunting lodge, this upmarket country hotel remains in the Macdonald family and is near the shore of sea-loch Na Dal, 9.8 miles from the Clan Donald Skye Visitor Centre and castle. Stylish rooms feature traditional Scottish decor; most have loch or hill views. All have en suite bathrooms (some with free-standing tubs) with designer toiletries, plus flat-screen TVs with DVD players, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffeemaking facilities, and fresh fruit. Room service is offered. Breakfast is included and half-board is available. There's a renowned, upscale restaurant featuring local and seasonal cuisine, as well as a bar and cosy public rooms.

"We would like to extend a warm highland welcome to Sam’s Indian Cuisine where we hope you will enjoy some of the finest Bangladeshi / Indian food in a warm and relaxing atmosphere. To help ensure your experiences of Sam’s in an enjoyable one, a great deal of effort has been put into designing a contemporary yet cosy restaurant where you will be able to feel at home."

Pulteney distillery is a malt whisky production and aging facility in the Pulteneytown area of Wick, Caithness, in the Highland area of Scotland. The distillery produces the Old Pulteney single malt whisky at a number of ages and has a visitor centre in Huddart Street.

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).

Traditional waterside pub offering warmly decorated rooms, live music and classic Scottish dishes. This traditional waterside pub with rooms sits in the Highland village of Glenelg and offers views across Kyle Rhea strait to the Isle of Skye. The 7 simple rooms provide warm decor and en suite bathrooms. Kids under 5 stay free. Complimentary cooked and continental breakfast options are included, while the traditional pub offers classic Scottish meals, garden seating and occasional live music.

European and Scottish dishes from locally sourced produce in relaxed space hung with framed mirrors.