Just 20 minutes from Inverness, Kincraig Castle Hotel is a period property with magnificent views, and features a central location for exploring the north of Scotland.
Jennifer
United States of America
Friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful landscape grounds and outside seating area.
Inside, gorgeous seatting area (Hunter's Hall).
Our room was clean and spacious.
Afternoon tea w/ scones were wonderful.
Delicious dinner.
Relaxing and quiet hotel.
Located on the Black Isle in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, Newhall Mains is a collection of cottages, set within a courtyard building dating from 18th century.
Alex
United States of America
Great property with very high quality rooms and public areas.
Featuring garden views, Delny Glamping and Farm Animals in Invergordon offers accommodations, a garden, and barbecue facilities.
Goldie
United Kingdom
The chalet was clean and decorated lovely, you had a welcome book with all the information you could need for the stay including local attractions, restaurants and a guide to the property. The staff that we spoke to was so welcoming and friendly and provided a rundown of the pod and facilities. Breakfast was delivered to the chalet and had the most amazing fresh croissants. There were animals on site such a pigmy goats, chickens, ducks, sheep etc which you could feed and pet if you wished. There was a fire pit for each property and you could buy firewood for if you wanted to enjoy the night.
Located in Cromarty, The Factor’s House offers 5* accommodations 22.5 miles from Inverness. The bed and breakfast features free WiFi and on-site parking.
Julian
United Kingdom
Comfortable, clean, spacious grounds, excellent breakfast, made to feel welcome, great location to visit Cromarty
Little Ship Inn Rooms offers accommodations in Invergordon, 25 miles from University of the Highlands and Islands, Inverness and 29 miles from Castle Stuart Golf Links.
Located in Alness, 21 miles from Inverness Castle, The Station Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
We most enjoyed our visit to the little township of Tain and...
We most enjoyed our visit to the little township of Tain and it's museum and ancient church, once a place of pilgrimage. One of the volunteer guides was a wonderful and knowledgeable raconteur. He is a highlight of our trip to Scotland.
A visit to the Glenmorangie Distillery is worthwhile. While you're there find out about the project (DEEP) to reintroduce native oysters to the estuary. The information booth has lots of material aimed for children.
Alice
Australia
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