Edinbane Lodge

"Scottish seafood restaurant. Booking essential."

Global bistro fare, cocktails and beers from around the world served in a cosy, convivial setting.

Stately stone hotel dating from 1863 offering a refined restaurant & landscaped gardens. Built in 1863, this stately stone hotel is 2.1 miles from the 13th-century Old Inverlochy Castle and 1.4 miles from the Ben Nevis Distillery. Elegant rooms and suites are individually decorated and all have mountain or garden views. They also have flat-screen TVs, and DVD and CD players. Some have free-standing or claw-foot tubs, plus 4-poster or half-canopy beds. Full Scottish breakfast is included, and the posh restaurant serves modern British cuisine. There's also a billiard room, plus lounges and landscaped gardens. Boat trips, golf and adventure sports can be arranged.

Elevated Scottish comfort food & drinks in a cottage-style building with rustic bistro interiors.

Nestled in Scotland's breathtaking Knoydart Peninsula, The Old Forge invites adventurers to savor local dishes and craft ales at Britain's most remote pub.

Quaint seaside hotel with traditional rooms, a whisky distillery and a posh seafood/game restaurant. Overlooking the Sound of Sleat channel, this quaint hotel and whisky distillery lies 7.1 miles from the Clan Donald Skye Visitor Centre and Castle in Armadale. Classic rooms come with en suite bathrooms, tea and coffeemaking equipment, and free samples of whisky. Suites add satellite TV, separate sitting areas, and sea or hill views. A separate cottage sleeping 6 people is also available. Complimentary perks include breakfast, and Wi-Fi in the lounge. There's also a posh restaurant serving local seafood and game. Other amenities include a cosy bar with live music, reception rooms with fireplaces, and a wood-panelled dining room with sea views.

Straightforward apartments with kitchens & free Wi-Fi, plus guest laundry facilities. Set 2.7 miles from Ben Nevis Distillery, these relaxed apartments are also 5 miles from Inverlochy Castle and a mile from central Fort William. The 4 straightforward apartments sleeping 4 to 7 people feature living rooms, kitchens and free Wi-Fi. Free parking is provided, and guest laundry facilities are available. Minimum-stay rules apply.

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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.

Eilean Donan Castle, a stunning 13th-century gem perched where three lochs converge, offers breathtaking views and a picturesque backdrop worth every visit.