Fort William

This stylish hotel is situated in the heart of the North West Highlands. Being the 'outdoor capital of the UK' there are a plethora of activities on offer. The in-house gallery has contemporary art on show and the award winning restaurant serves seasonal, locally sourced food. A great country escape

• Kayaking - The coast offers a number of paddling areas to get up close to nature
• Restaurant
• Great walks
• Fishing

Spean Bridge

Set in the quiet village of Spean Bridge just 11 miles from Fort William and close to Loch Lochy. The four rooms are comfortable and tastefully decorated in a traditional style, and the self contained cottage is ideal for small groups. The garden room offers the perfect spot for a quiet drink.

• Great walks - Fort William is at the base of Britain’s highest peak, Ben Nevis and is also the gateway to walks in the picturesque Glen Nevis
• Fishing - The surrounding areas offer excellent wild brown trout, northern pike lochs and wild Atlantic salmon rivers

Inverness-shire (Grantown on Spey )

A smart country house situated in a picturesque spot in the Highlands. Six individually styled rooms are bright and airy with sash windows, high ceilings and antique furniture. An award winning restaurant serves regional dishes. A cosy spot to explore this scenic corner of Britain.

• Country Escape - A charming country house in the beautiful Highlands of Scotland.
• Birdwatching - Spot birds from the RSPB Loch Garten osprey observation hide at the Rothiemurchus Estate.
• Sights nearby - Explore historic castles in the surrounding region.
• Restrictions on children - Children over 10 are welcomed

Inverness-shire

A cosy haven nestled in the depths of the Scottish wilderness. The old tweed mill has been lovingly renovated to offer comfortable rooms overlooking the beautiful countryside. A characterful restaurant prides itself on its affordable fine dining. The perfect country escape.

• Great walks - An abundance of local walking routes, from low level strolls to strenuous mountain hikes are in striking distance of the hotel
• Back to Nature - The surrounding area offers mountains, forests, clear rivers and lochs, moorlands and a haven for a huge amount of wildlife
• Fishing - Right on the hotel's doorstep is the River Spey known as one of the finest salmon rivers
• Hideaway - A cosy hotel and restaurant hidden away in the midst of Scotland's wilderness

Inverness

A luxury boutique hotel overlooking the River Ness, located within walking distance from Inverness city centre. Offering comfortable rooms, an award-winning restaurant and Whisky and Piano bar, it’s a great spot for city-breakers, families, and business travellers.

• Local exploring - Ideal launchpad for exploring Inverness.
• Sights nearby - Ten minutes walk from Inverness Castle. Only 5 miles to Culloden.
• Restaurant

Fort William

Victorian townhouse turned luxury guesthouse on the western edge of Fort William. Stunning views over Loch Linnhe to the Ardgour Mountains and more activities in the area than you can possibly imagine. Traditional yet stylish bedrooms with sumptuous bathrooms and views to die for.

• Views - Stunning views over Loch Linnhe to the Ardgour Hills
• Great walks - Plenty of Munros around or even attempt Ben Nevis
• Sights nearby - Just outside Fort William in the heart of Glencoe
• Restrictions on children - Adults only establishment

Inverness-shire (Inverness-shire)

An elegant country house hotel located right on Loch Ness. Simply styled rooms feature tartan fabrics, contemporary furniture, and lovely views. Scottish classics are served in the cosy restaurant and the bar has a good range of whiskies. A laidback stay, ideal as a base for exploring the region.

• Families - Well suited with plenty of space for little ones to run around, a laidback atmosphere, and family suites
• Back to Nature - Set in a secluded location right on Loch Ness, this is an idyllic escape to nature
• Great walks - There are a wealth of stunning walks that start right outside the frontdoor
• Restaurant - The restaurant serves Scottish classics with views of the Loch Ness

Inverness (Loch Ness-side)

An elegant and intimate hotel in the heart of the Scottish Highlands overlooking the beautiful Loch Ness. Wonderfully warm service. Elegant rooms with antique furniture. Hearty breakfasts designed for a day outdoors. The perfect rural abode.

• Active Holiday - Active guests can try their hand at deer stalking, archery, quad biking, shooting, 4x4 off-road driving and husky sledding.
• Country Escape - A spectacular part of rural Scotland with dramatic views over across the water to a string of craggy mountains beyond.
• Kayaking - Book a two hour kayak trip to explore the lake from the hotel's private stretch of Loch Ness shoreline.
• Fishing - Anglers can book a fishing trip through the lodge, to catch trout and salmon further along the shores.

Inverness-shire

A luxury farmhouse hotel with the option of self-catering cottages set within Cairngorms National Park. A complete refurb means that interiors are impossibly chic with a distinct scandi-style. Chefs whip up excellent Scottish fare served on a communal table. A reinvention of a wild Scottish getaway.

• Active Holiday - With such beautiful surrounds, this is a place to come and be in the outdoors whether it be hiking, biking, fishing, or swimming
• Families - The self-catering cottages make a great choice for families where kids can run wild!
• Back to Nature - Set within the Cairngorm National Park, this is a true escape-to-nature
• Great walks - There is an enormous network of beautiful walking trails whether you want a gentle amble or something a little more challenging

Nairn (Nairn)

This Georgian house once found itself on the "endangered' list. Now restored to its former glory by current owners, rooms decorated with original artworks, antiques and four poster beds. There is a Spa, manicured gardens and a very popular restaurant. Activities are arranged on guest preferences.

• Sailing - Keen sailors might wish to visit Ness and Moray Yacht Charters
• Sights nearby - The Inverness Harbour is well worth a visit
• Restrictions on children - This hotel does not accommodate children
• Spa

Inverness-shire

Beautifully restored 19th-century hunting lodge with a stunning Loch Ness-facing setting. Set within manicured gardens, amazing views compete with magazine-worthy interiors; bold tones combine with traditional Scottish country house furnishings to spectacular effect. Grown-up owner-run boutique gem.

• Romantic Break - Serene yet sexy rooms with rolltop baths & loch views will appeal to those looking to rest, recharge & reconnect with partners
• Active Holiday - A great base for endless outdoor activities; the area offers riding, kayaking, golfing, walking, climbing, cycling & fishing
• Back to Nature - A quiet & peaceful rural paradise; spend relaxing days soaking in the surrounding scenery
• Views - Views over Loch Ness - from rooms, living areas, garden & terrace - are unparalled

Fort William

Elegance, romance and old-school service in sublime surroundings at the foot of Ben Nevis. Imposing rooms with heavy curtains, chintz wallpaper, antique paintings and four poster beds. The bathrooms are the height of modernity. Plus there's a fine dining restaurant. The perfect country getaway.

• Families - Plenty of kit for the kids indoors including games rooms, DVDs, playstation plus endless outdoor activities.
• Foodies - This fantastic restaurant has been awarded 3 AA Rosettes- utterly delicious!
• Fishing - Fishing in Loch Na Marag in the Castle grounds or salmon and trout fishing further afield.
• Great walks - Stunning scenery to be explored starting straight from the property.

Inverness

A restored Georgian mansion turned chic townhouse hotel overlooking the river in the centre of town. Slick rooms are contemporary in style with bold colour schemes in some and the best featuring private outdoor hot tubs. Complimentary drinks and canapes are served every evening. An indulgent pick.

• Private Hot Tub - Two rooms feature private outdoor hot tubs
• Restaurant
• Sights nearby