Links House at Royal Dornoch

Nestled in the stunning Coigach peninsula, this cozy hostel features simple dorms and private cabins, a welcoming atmosphere, and breathtaking views.

The Oystercatcher in Portmahomack is a charming, family-run seafood restaurant that prioritizes quality, intimacy, and a delightful dining experience—just remember to book ahead!

Nestled in a Victorian villa just a short stroll from Inverness Castle, this cozy B&B offers private rooms, a welcoming lounge, and delightful breakfasts.

Nestled in the Scottish Highlands, this 49-acre botanical gem boasts 2,500 exotic plants, scenic trails, and a charming cafe, perfect for a leisurely day.

Discover the Route 7 Cafe in Aviemore, a cozy family-run spot packed with hearty burgers, vegan options, and a welcoming vibe, perfect for cyclists and food lovers alike.

Nestled in the scenic Cuillin Mountains, this campsite offers electric pitches, basic facilities, and a cozy bar just a hop across the road.

Nestled in the rugged beauty of the Highlands, Cocoa Mountain Balnakeil is a charming café where you can indulge in exquisite hot chocolate and delightful handmade chocolates, all while basking in a dog-friendly atmosphere.

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.

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.

Nestled in a charming turreted building across from the train station, this welcoming hotel boasts mountain views, traditional Scottish decor, a cozy bar with live music, and a restaurant serving delightful local cuisine.