Ullapool (Ullapool)

A cherry blossom tree-lined road leads to this stylish B&B in central Ullapool. The themed guestrooms have feature wallpaper, quirky soft furnishings and cosy carpets; while luxury suites have Victorian soaking tubs. Warm up after a long walk by the sitting room fireplace; an inviting seaside B&B.

• Country Escape - Set in the quaint village of Ullapool on the coast of the Scottish Highlands, this B&B makes a charming escape to the country
• Local exploring - With a prime location in the centre of the village, this hotel is perfectly placed for local exploring in and around Ullapool
• Romantic Break - Couples love the cosy rooms at this Highlands B&B; book a premium suite for a Victorian freestanding bathtub
• Great walks - Go on a long walk and explore the iron-age fort ruins of Dun Lagaidh, built around 700-500BC

Gairloch (Gairloch)

A charming and cosy B&B in the remote and enchanting Gairloch, on the shores of Strath Bay. The two rooms are equipped with modern amenities and comforts, period features and stunning sea views. The perfect base for couples exploring the rugged natural beauty of the region.

• Local exploring - A fantastc base from which to explore the villages along the shores of Strath Bay, or the rugged hillwalking country in-land
• Country Escape - Situated in the remote and beautiful community of Gairloch, surrounded on all sides by astounding natural beauty
• Sights nearby - A short drive from the Inverewe Botanical Gardens and Victoria Falls on the southern side of nearby Loch Maree
• Birdwatching - Gairloch is a fantastic birding site for seabirds, gulls and sea duck

Ross-shire (Ross-shire)

Tucked away in the charming coastal village of Plockton, this welcoming inn exudes traditional Highland charm. Interiors blend warm, earthy tones with rustic wooden beams, creating a cosy, homely vibe. With a seafood-focused restaurant and a well-stocked bar, it's the perfect spot to unwind.

• Sailing - Take a boat trip to spot Plockton’s resident seals, often lounging on the rocks in the bay, a short cruise from the village
• Sights nearby - Discover the rich history of the Highlands with a visit to Duncraig Castle, perched above the village with views of the loch
• Groups - Enjoy fresh seafood, warm log fires, and multi-bed rooms, all nestled in the heart of scenic Plockton
• Local exploring - Ideal for exploring the Highlands, with easy access to coastal trails and Plockton village charm

Ullapool (Scotland)

This classic guesthouse is nestled in Ullapool in the Scottish Highlands. Guestrooms are homely and inviting with wooden furniture, cosy carpets and feature wallpaper; book the Clubhouse for a group stay. Unwind with a glass of wine on the balcony after browsing the art gallery; a charming retreat.

• Local exploring - Located a few minutes' walk from the ferry terminal, this hotel is perfectly placed for local exploring in the Highlands
• Families - There are good family accommodation options available here; book the clubhouse for back-to-basics bunkbeds
• Country Escape - Set in the charming village of Ullapool, this hotel is the perfect base for a Scottish Highlands retreat
• Great walks - Explore the dramatic landscape of the Highlands on a long walk; book a cosy dinner at the hotel for when you get back

Ross-shire (Applecross)

Situated in Applecross, one of the West Coast's most charming villages, The Applecross Inn is a delightful family-run property. Specialising in good food and good beer, the inn offers traditional, comfortable rooms that provide a great base for exploring the area.

• Local exploring - Great launchpad for exploring Applecross and the surrounding west coast.
• Great walks - The surrounding area is full of beautiful walking routes and there are a host of Munros close by waiting to be conquered!
• Sights nearby - Visit the local Heritage Centre and also the Applecross Estate Walled Garden.
• Fishing - Sea fishing trips can be organised from the hotel.

Ross-shire

A charming hotel, situated in beautiful scenery with stunning sea views over Badentarbet Bay and the Hebrides, and restaurant specialising in local seafood. Bright, white, airy rooms with sea or garden views. Separate cottage sleeps six. Breathtaking landscape & lots of outdoor activities on offer.

• Great walks - The area is great for walking with stunning routes for all abilities.
• Fishing - The hotel has its own boats for sea fishing. Loch fishing available.
• Outstanding location - Situated in the most glorious position in North West Scotland
• Views - Stunning views out to sea and over the Hebrides

Ross-shire (Scotland)

A restored Victorian hunting lodge is the setting for this Highland hotel, nestled on Loch Gairloch. Guestrooms boast loch views from original wood-panelled windows, while luxury tartan upholstering adds a refined finish. Unwind with a whisky by the hotel's wood-burning fire; a sophisticated lodge.

• Active Holiday - Set within a huge country estate, this lodge is a popular starting point for activities like hill walking and deer stalking.
• Country Escape - With a spectacular location on the banks of Loch Gairloch, this heritage hotel offers an authentic Scottish country retreat
• Romantic Break - Couples rate this cosy former hunting lodge highly for a romantic break; book a suite with loch views
• Fishing - Enjoy acess to 26,000 acres of first-class fly fishing, with salmon and sea trout fishing available on the nearby loch and river

Ross-shire (Ross-shire )

A luxury rural property located in an outstanding location near the coast in the Scottish Highlands. Opulent rooms feature plush fabrics, sink into beds and antique furniture. Evenings are equally indulgent with pre-dinner drinks held besides the fire and sumptuous three course meals. Glorious.

• Country Escape - A luxury country house complete with excellent whisky list, superb food, log fires and stunning surrounds.
• Sights nearby - Make a trip to the majestic Cawdor Castle dating back to the late 14th century.
• Great walks - The Scottish Highlands offer some of the UK's best walking routes.
• Restaurant

Ross-shire (By Achnasheen )

Country escape on the shores of Upper Loch Torridon. 53 acres of park and woodland provide many outdoor activities. Scottish country house opulence twinned with contemporary designs. Seriously good restaurant and whisky bar.

• Bar - Over 300 Malt Whiskies available in the Whisky Bar not forgetting their very own Arcturus Gin and Cushie Doos Tonic.
• Restaurant - 3 AA Rosettes
• Sailing - Sailing tours on S/Y a 13 m sailing yacht both within the loch and to the Isle of Skye and the Outer Hebrides.
• Sights nearby - Boat cruises available off the west coast for dolphins and if you're lucky whale watching.

Ross-shire

Collection of self-catered suites & cottages on a 900-acre estate in the Black Isle. Converted from a stunning 18th century farm building, elegant decor with fun splashes of colour is a masterful take on British tradition meets refined classic contemporary. Fab for friends, families & weddings.

• Families - Two & three-bed cottages are the dream for any kind of group; fully kitted out & incredibly cosy, they offer plenty of privacy
• Back to Nature - Spend days exploring the stunning - and seemingly endless - great outdoors by plane, boat, foot or car
• Weddings - Take over the entire estate for a one-of-a-kind celebration
• Sights nearby - See the sites by private plane. Take off from the property & visit Loch Ness, the Cairngorms, Skye & Islay