Old Pulteney Distillery

Casual hostel with a bright private room & dorms, plus free hot drinks, a lounge & a guest kitchen. On a hillside above Fort William, this down-to-earth hostel in a Victorian house is 6 minutes' walk from the train station and 8 minutes' walk from the high street. Bright and colourful rooms are dorm-style, with bunk beds; there is 1 private twin room. Bathroom facilities are shared and linens are provided. There's free tea and coffee, and breakfast is available at a surcharge. The hostel has a guest-use kitchen and a dining area with views, plus a garden with a barbecue, and a lounge with a fireplace. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available in communal areas, and there's a guest computer. There's also laundry service (surcharge) and a bike shed.

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.

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).

Simple lakeside hostel offering rustic quarters, plus a shared kitchen, bike storage & a jetty. On the banks of Loch Duich, this rustic hostel in a stone building is 7 miles from Sgurr Fhuaran mountain and 9 miles from 13th-century Eilean Donan castle. Offering Wi-Fi and USB charging points, the basic private rooms and dorms have simple decor. Bathrooms are shared. Breakfast, bike storage and parking are available. Other amenities include a casual bar, a shared kitchen and a laundry, plus a lounge with a TV and loch views. There's also a garden with a jetty and picnic tables.

Low-key, colourful cafe offering vegetarian breakfast-to-lunch grub, plus desserts.

Nestled in a stunning Victorian hunting lodge overlooking Loch Gairloch, this cozy retreat boasts refined dining, a fireside bar, and warm Highland hospitality.

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Budget hostel in a 19th-century house featuring a shared kitchen & lounge, plus free Wi-Fi. A 3-minute walk from Inverness Castle and the River Ness, this relaxed hostel in a Victorian townhouse is a 4-minute walk from the city centre and 12 minutes' walk from the train station. Accommodations with shared bathrooms range from mixed-sex and female-only dorms, to private rooms. All are centrally heated and include bedding and free Wi-Fi, with dorms adding secure lockers and reading lights. There's also a simple apartment with a kitchen, 4-person bunk room, a living area and a private bathroom. Common facilities include a lounge with an original hand-carved fireplace, a guest kitchen and a TV room, plus laundry facilities (fee).

"Canna Campsite provides camping, camping pods, caravans & bunkhouse on the Isle of Canna! Visit us for a peaceful experience of nature and wildlife! . Caravans: Sanday and West Caravans: Have kitchens, toilet, showers. Bedding, linen and towels provided. Canna Bunkhouse: 8 beds perfect for groups and families. Campsite: Our camping pods have a cook shack, toilets and showers on site. Campfire pits at pods. Tent pitches: Bring your own and enjoy the freedom to choose your pitch and make a campfire. Our peaceful Isle of Canna full of nature and wildlife looks forward to welcoming you!"

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.