Forss House Hotel

Nestled in a picturesque setting, this upscale eatery offers gourmet meals, cozy suites with loch views, and a genuinely warm staff that makes you feel right at home.

Discover the Highland Folk Museum, an enchanting open-air experience showcasing Highland life from the 1700s to the 1960s with quirky exhibits and adorable hairy coos.

Nestled in a charming 1850 church manse, this sophisticated hotel boasts elegant rooms with loch views, an art gallery, and a celebrated restaurant.

Plush hotel in a grand, turreted building with modern rooms, a whisky bar & high-end restaurant. Less than a 5-minute walk from Loch Torridon, this grand castle-style hotel with turrets lies on 58 acres of parkland. Plush, modern rooms come with en suite bathrooms, flat-screen TVs, iPod docks and free Wi-Fi, as well as tea and coffeemaking facilities and snacks. Upgraded rooms add DVD players, a complimentary decanter of whisky and loch or Highland landscape views. Some also have free-standing tubs, while suites add separate sitting rooms. There's a gourmet restaurant serving local fare. There's also a whisky bar with more than 350 varieties. Rates include full Scottish breakfast. Outdoor/adventure activities such as sea kayaking can be scheduled in advance (fee).

Nestled in a charming 19th-century townhouse just minutes from Inverness Castle, this cozy budget hostel boasts a friendly atmosphere, great facilities, and comfy pod-style bunks perfect for travelers looking to unwind and mingle.

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

This casual hostel offers straightforward dorms and private rooms, a shared kitchen, and a communal cafe, just a short stroll from central Inverness.

Experience the charm of this upscale castle-hotel with stunning sea views, a cozy whisky bar, and an acclaimed restaurant—perfect for a luxurious getaway.

The Isle of Skye, a stunning Scottish gem, enchants with its breathtaking scenery, welcoming locals, and a cozy vibe that keeps adventurers coming back.

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.