Frist built in 1432, this hotel is probably the oldest coachin inn in Scotland, still in its original position. Jacobite leaders and Royalty, in particular Queen Victoria have used the Huntly Arms over the Years. The Property used to

Bedrooms: 52

Jacobite leaders and Royalty, in particular Queen Victoria have used the Huntly Arms over the Years. The Property used to belong to the Marquess of Huntly, but he lost the property through gambling debts and this folly is commemorated in the restored gazeboo in the garden with the four flower beds representing the four suits of Cards. A wonderful stained glass window commemorating Donal Dinnie a world famous athlete dominates the residents cocktail lounge. The hotel was privately owned until take over by Swallow Hotels in March 2006.

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A friendly hotel where a warm welcome is guaranteed. Scotland's Best Service Award 2002. The hotel has magnificent views all year round and is within easy access to the Scottish highlands.

Bedrooms: 5

The Dunroamin Hotel is family run and popular with both business people and tourists. Built overlooking the Kyle of Sutherland and once owned by Andrew Carniegie, the views are breathtaking. Fishing or just walking? We will store equipment, dry your garments and can freeze store your fish etc.

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The Regent Hotel is prominently situated at the head of Oban's north pier and is close to the shopping centre. It is also ideal for those who wish to take a steamer cruise or ferry to one of the many islands.

Bedrooms: 81

The Regent, externally, is a combination of a Victorian private hotel with an almost perfect example of 1930's Art Deco design. Internally both buildings merge to provide an open and airy ambience with an array of well positioned public foyers and lounges. As a town centre hotel the Regent cannot offer private parking although there is ample on-street parking on the adjacent pier. This 'disadvantage' does however mean that Oban's many shops, the distillery, the ferry terminals and stations are all within easy walking distance.

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Situated on the shores of beautiful Loch Ewe and perfectly located for exploring the north-west Highlands. See spectacular mountains, secluded beaches, Inverewe Gardens and the Benn Eighe nature reserve.

Bedrooms: 8

This 18th century, friendly hotel is the perfect location from which to enjoy the wonders of the north-west Highlands of Scotland. With exhilarating views, the hotel offers guests attractively furnished, well-appointed bedrooms. The intimate atmosphere of the Zetland Restaurant overlooking the Isle of Ewe offers the finest of service and traditional and local fare, specialising in seafood, highland beef and venison. Our comfortable lounge bar is perfect for a nightcap or try the public bar for a bit of 'local' atmosphere. During the day, relax in the conservatory or outside on the patio, overlooking the loch.

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When you choose to stay at The Rowan Tree Country Hotel, our aim is that you will enjoy your stay to the full. You can spend your day in and around the hotel, savouring the surroundings, strolling nearby or simply relaxing.

Bedrooms: 12

The hotel benefits from views of the mountains to the East and the Loch to the West. Although in tranquil surroundings, we are located on the outskirts of Aviemore and just minutes from the A9. The hotel - originally called The Lynwilg Mail and one of the oldest Inns in the Spey valley - was built in the 1700s as a coaching inn alongside the Great North Road. Extended in the mid-1800s, it rapidly established an excellent reputation and received honourable mentions in a number of diaries and accounts of the time. In its time, a part of the hotel has served as the village store, the post office and the local pub. Renamed The Rowan Tree in the early 90s, the hotel has been tastefully modernised and upgraded but always with an eye to retaining its essential character and features: timber beams, open fires and the stained-glass leaded window at the head of the splendid staircase.

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Our hotel is situated at the foot of the spectacular Cairngorm Mountains, in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park.

Bedrooms: 151

Our resort nestles amidst the ancient Caledonian pine forests, home to an abundance of wildlife. The Cairngorms National park is famed for its natural beauty and breathtaking scenery, offering boundless opportunities to experience a whole host of all-weather activities for all ages, as well as the chance to visit some of Scotland's award-winning attractions. We've created the ultimate Highland escape where you can be as active or relaxed as you like.

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A really friendly place to go with a great relaxed atmosphere. The pool and leisure centre make it perfect. This modern hotel offers everything you dream of on holiday. Bedrooms with loch and mountain views.

Bedrooms: 59

Almost afloat, nestling on the loch side, this friendly family Glencoe hotel offers everything for which you dream on holiday. Spacious loch and mountain view bedrooms and a relaxed, convivial ambiance. Luxuriate in the Leisure Centre with pool, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, exercise room and solarium. Enjoy the casual loch side conservatory restaurant.

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An irresistible blend of history and style with modern comforts. Between the mighty Glencoe mountains is a Baronial Highland Hotel.

Bedrooms: 53

Make yourself at home at one of Scotland's most famous hotels: The Ballachulish. Situated in a breathtaking setting by the loch, at the foot of Glencoe, the Ballachulish Hotel features the Bùlas Bar and Bistro and offers a warm welcome and comfort all year round. A great choice of bedroom styles is on offer, many with outstanding loch views and all reflecting our Highland heritage. The more adventurous can explore the west coast from this base, or discover many local activities and attractions from golf to the great outdoors. Take advantage of our free ranger service to help you get the most out of your stay, or enjoy complimentary use of the nearby leisure centre with pool, jacuzzi, bio-sauna and exercise room.

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Welcoming Victorian Hotel in the picturesque village of Ballater, Royal Deeside. Penny & Gordon offer excellent food, wine and hospitality in relaxed surroundings.

Bedrooms: 10

The Deeside Hotel is set in walled gardens close to the village centre. All ten bedrooms are individually furnished with en-suite bathrooms, TV, clock radio and tea & coffee facilities. Being withing the Cairngorm National Park we are surrounded by beautiful scenery with mountain and riverside walks literally on the doorstep and are close to Balmoral Castle and Braemar, home of the Highland Games.

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The hotel is located on the shores of Loch Alsh, approximately 3 miles from Kyle of Lochalsh, the main crossing point ... ...To the Isle of Skye. Most of our bedroom windows frame views of Loch Alsh, and in our restaurant the picture is

Bedrooms: 29

...to the Isle of Skye. Most of our bedroom windows frame views of Loch Alsh, and in our restaurant the picture is larger but much the same. Faced with all this, we developed our own hotelier's philosophy. Broadly speaking it's based on the idea that if our guests are ever to drag themselves away from our windows, we must make it worth their while. The hotel operates a strict non-smoking policy.

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The 3-star Glenurquhart House Hotel nestles on a secluded wooded hillside overlooking Loch Meiklie. Nearby are Loch Ness, Urquhart Castle, picturesque Glen Affric and many more attractions.

Bedrooms: 6

The accommodation consists of six bedrooms with en-suite facilities, a residents' lounge with log fire, bar and restaurant serving typical Scottish food. All rooms are centrally heated and are equipped with TV and tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryer and bathrobe. Please note all bedrooms are non-smoking. Corporate entertaining, small conference parties and wedding receptions are catered for.

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The home of Highlanders for generations. An old Inn, relaxed lounge bar with history & home cooking. Angler, Golfer, Family & Doggie friendly.

Bedrooms: 9

The village inn for 300 years, the 'Caley' is that rare blend of the past and the present. One of the few Scottish establishments where hospitality is still dispensed by original Highlanders. All bedrooms are on the first floor; most overlook the 'Britain in Bloom' square.

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The Priory is an ideal location for enjoying the unspoilt beauty of the North and West Highlands of Scotland. Beauly is a bustling village with good quality shops and services that are busy with farming, fishing and hunting.

Bedrooms: 20

All our rooms come with all the features that will make your stay a real treat. The attitude of total flexibility at the Priory is one of its great features - early check-in, late check-out, breakfast until lunchtime and room service that will deliver anything from Champagne and smoked salmon to lager and pizza. The Priory is an ideal location for enjoying the unspoilt beauty of the North and West Highlands of Scotland. Run by the same owners since 1972 the hotel has gained and retains an excellent reputation for quality and value for money. Having undergone major refurbishment in the 1990's, the Priory now enjoys its standing as one of the premier hotels in the North. The above combined with friendly and efficient service will ensure your stay is enjoyable and memorable.

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The Swallow Dunollie Hotel sits on the old harbour wall in Broadford, with magnificent views across the sea. Dunollie is Skye's largest hotel, situated in the village centre, where you will receive a warm welcome to Skye.

Bedrooms: 80

The Swallow Dunollie Hotel has magnificent views across the sea to Loch Kishorn and the Applecross Hills. The bright airy restaurant (which has an excellent reputation locally) looks out across the water and occasionally dolphins and whales can be sighted - this is complemented by similarly splendid views from many of the shore-side bedrooms. There is also a bar offering local malt whisky and ales. The hotel is on the east side of Skye and is perfectly situated in the centre of the village, ideal for exploring both the North and South of the island and allowing guests to view the stunning scenery of Skye. The Cuillin Hills and Trotternish Peninsula are two of Skye's biggest attractions, both of which are easily accessible from the Dunollie, as is the island's capital Portree, Dunvegan Castle, 'the Garden of Skye' and the Sleat Peninsula, home to the Clan Donald centre.

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The Royal Marine Hotel conspires to take guests back to a less frenetic, more gracious era. Facilities include leisure club, boats on Loch Brora, mountain bikes, and adjacent to 18-hole links golf course.

Bedrooms: 22

The house itself, designed in 1913 by Sir Robert Lorimer, commands a fine position overlooking the mouth of the River Brora and has settled into a graceful old age - mellowed by time and a rich and colourful history of occupation. A considerable investment has gone towards renovating and restoring the original antique furniture, and the building's original woodwork and panelling glow with the warmth of log fires and convivial company. Why not step back in time and join us in a more gracious age at The Royal Marine Hotel? Whatever your requirements - a holiday, weekend break, conference, meeting, sport, social function or just peace and quiet - we will give you a true Highland welcome.

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Dating back to 1850, the White Hart Hotel is located in the heart of Campbeltown. Situated on the main street, the hotel is based on the famous coastline of the Mull of Kintyre.

Bedrooms: 19

Each of the individually furnished bedrooms is en-suite with colour television, telephone, modem point, tea and coffee making facilities and hairdryer. Dining is available in the restaurant and bistro where a wide selection of freshly prepared dishes is served from both the á la carte and bistro menus, complemented by the finest selection of wines. The White Hart Hotel is also a fully equipped venue capable of successfully accommodating your weddings and business conferences, with our friendly and professional staff on hand to ensure each occasion is a complete success.

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A Country House Hotel set in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Your ideal central location for a memorable stay. Formerly a Country House and Sporting Lodge used by members of the Royal Family.

Bedrooms: 23

Dalrachney Lodge dates from 1845 and was formerly a Sporting Lodge central to one of Scotland's largest Estates. Additions were made through the turn of the century, linking the Victorian and Edwardian periods. Today we are set in 16 acres of peaceful surroundings, bordered on two sides by the Dulnain River. No modern extensions or accommodation annexes will be found here - only original buildings. We are situated on the outskirts of the historic village of Carrbridge, described by Queen Victoria as 'The Jewel of the North'. Many other members of the Royal Family have stayed here as private guests of the Estate owner, including King George V who was a great sportsman. Often used for TV location shoots including 'Monarch of the Glen'. Due to a change in Scottish Law, all public rooms and bedrooms are non-smoking. We have covered smoking areas outside the Lodge building.

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The Conon Bridge Hotel is situated in an area of unsurpassed natural beauty. Our recently acquired - family friendly establishment and its staff play a key role in helping you enjoy your stay.

Bedrooms: 12

On offer at the Conon Bridge is a charming atmosphere, in keeping with an 18th century building and everything you need for a comfortable stay is on hand. Couple this with our excellent cuisine and fine ales, lagers and wines and you have the perfect blend that helps you take advantage of the Highlands pace of life. The Highland region is rich in culture and places of interest to visit for all the family. The hotel nestles the Conon River and the local scenery is beautiful. Close by there idyllic beaches, superb stretches of water and the area has many hills and walks that will keep you exploring for ages. Our roads are quiet and driving is once again enjoyable allowing you to visit the many attractions that the area has to offer. Come and enjoy the Conon Bridge experience - we are sure you will want to return.

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Magnificently positioned on Craignure Bay on the Sound of Mull, this hotel has panoramic views from every bedroom. Bedrooms look across the bay to Duart Castle, the Island of Lismore, the Morven Hills and in the distance Ben Cruachan

Bedrooms: 83

This impressive custom built hotel is set within its own gardens that run to the pebbled shore, an ideal holiday destination for those who wish to explore the beauty of Mull. Craignure is the first village in Mull and is an excellent base from which to tour the island and visit 'The Cradle of Scottish Christianity' - Iona.

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The Royal Hotel Cromarty provides the ideal Highland setting for relaxation, romance or that special occasion. This Scottish country hotel, complemented by open fires and sea views, is well-placed for dolphin boat tours.

Bedrooms: 10

This family-run hotel, hosted by the owners, Janice and Neil Campbell, is situated overlooking the peaceful Cromarty harbour with stunning views of Cromarty Firth. We serve appetising Scottish cuisine, with an emphasis on seafood. The hotel is ideally situated for walking, dolphin watching, golf, or simply relaxing in this peaceful retreat.

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The perfect 'base' from which to explore the Highlands, relax, fish, walk, mountain bike, wind/kitesurf, and Snowboard Just off the A9 this riverside hotel has a truly warm,friendly atmosphere, with great food, and licensed restaurant

Bedrooms: 27

The hotel is located in the peaceful village of 'Dalwhinnie' - the Gaelic word for 'Meeting Place'. The Inn truly lives up to it's name - a great place to catch up with old friends and to make new ones among the many guests who come to walk, fish, bike, kitesurf, windsurf, snowboard and enjoy all that this breath taking area has to offer. The hotel is run by a young friendly team with a real passion for customer service, reflected in the warm atmosphere that you will enjoy from the moment you arrive. The restaurant enjoys an International Menu, led by Head Chef and native Scot, Kevin MacCallum whose team pride themselves on an eclectic blend of traditional Scottish food and international flavours from around the world. The licensed restaurant is mellow and friendly, over looking the River Truim and the Cairngorms beyond. All rooms are en-suite with TV and coffee making facilities. The hotel offers excellent free high speed wireless internet access which you can enjoy in the cafe/restaurant while sipping on great coffee made from organic freetrade beans.

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Tulloch Castle Hotel, a 12th Century Castle, set in the beautiful Highlands of Scotland. With unrivaled hospitality, superb food and its ideal location, make this your home as you travel the Highlands.

Bedrooms: 19

In days of old, only the Laird or the Chief of the Clan could enjoy a relaxing stay in a Scottish highland castle. Nowadays, times have changed. At Tulloch Castle Hotel, you'll be made as welcome as the Laird himself, to sample the splendid hospitality, comfortable surroundings and superb food. Tulloch Castle dates from the 12th Century, when first the Bains and later the Clan Davidson laid claim to its lands. Like its lively history, the castle's fortunes have changed many times. Now, it is once again a magnificent fortress, with a ready welcome for travellers. In an imposing position, with highland views spread out like an open atlas, the castle is on the edge of the bustling market town of Dingwall, with its characterful shops and museum, just 15 miles north of Inverness. Swift new roads make Tulloch Castle the perfect base to explore the enchanting Black Isle to the east, the stunning contrasts of the west highlands and the unforgettable deep glens and rugged coastlines of the west highlands - all just a daytrip away. Whether you want to enjoy a fine meal in the castle restaurant, rest for a few nights in one of the castle bedchambers, or just taste a local ale in the Green Lady Lounge, you will find Tulloch Castle an unforgettable place to visit.

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Our hotel is situated on Castle Street in Dornoch, which is the main road going into Dornoch from the A9. 3 star AA hotel and Rosette for our excellent food, this 15th Century Castle is in the centre of Historic Dornoch.

Bedrooms: 24

Dornoch is easily accessed by rail, road and air with four airlines flying into Inverness airport daily. All 24 en suite bedrooms are tastefully decorated with a strong emphasis on comfort and tranquillity but still having that Baronial home feel about it. The Castle offers the traveller an ideal place to relax after a day on the golf course, or a day spent enjoying Europe's last wilderness with the abundance of bird life that frequent this corner of the coast, or just to wind down after a day's travelling with a 'dram' by the fire.

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A hotel since 1938, the Royal Golf has been awarded 4 Stars by Visit Scotland as a result of recent improvements.

Bedrooms: 25

Situated on the 1st tee at the famous Royal Dornoch Golf Course, many of the 25 en-suite rooms, including the two luxury suites, have panoramic views across the course and the Dornoch coastline beyond. The split-level Conservatory provides all day dining and is the ideal vantage point for watching the proceedings at the club. Whilst miles of sandy beach may invite you to enjoy long undisturbed walks, you may find it difficult to resist the temptation of settling down with your book in front of a real log fire in the Tom Morris bar. The centre of Dornoch, a Royal Burgh since 1906, is just 200 yards from the hotel, and features the 13th century Cathedral, recently brought to the world's attention by the media reporting on the christening of Rocco, son of Madonna and Guy Ritchie. With 44 golf courses, activities such as walking, bird watching, trout or salmon fishing and horse-riding combined with a host of attractions in the surrounding area, Dornoch offers a tranquil base from which to discover the treasures of the Highlands. The famous industrialist and philanthropist, Andrew Carnegie moved to the area in the 19th century and stayed for the rest of his life. He once said: 'If there is a heaven on earth, it is here'. We like to think so. Mahogany chests and cherry wood are featured throughout the hotel and whilst the bedrooms have been designed in a similar fashion, individual touches - the placement of the woollen throws, a decorative mirror or an unusual piece of furniture - ensure that no two rooms are identical.

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The Drumnadrochit Hotel offers a warm, friendly, comfortable and relaxing stay at Loch Ness. It is housed within the world famous Loch Ness 2000 Exhibition Centre, Loch Ness.

Bedrooms: 30

Not only do you have the opportunity of staying in the award winning family run hotel, but you will also have the chance to visit the fantastic Multi Media, computer controlled 5 star Loch Ness Exhibition that is narrated into 14 different languages. There are a variety of shops in the complex including the Nessie shop and the Whisky shop and all things Scottish, with a huge variety of products to remind you of your time with us on the shores of Loch Ness. The Three Crown Scottish Tourist Board commended hotel offers several types of accommodation to suit various groups and budgets. All rooms have newly refurbished en-suite bathrooms, 2 with facilities for the disabled. Our newly refurbished Loch Ness Bistro features the freshest local cuisine and there is regular Scottish entertainment and guaranteed 'good crack' with fellow guests and staff in the Loch Ness Bar. Our evening dining offers traditional bar meals and an A La Carte menu served between the hours of 6pm through to 9:30pm. Vegetarians and vegans are also catered for within the restaurant. The hotel can also help organise a range of activities you might like to try when not watching for ripples in the water. The 'Drum,' as it is affectionately known, is the deserving winner of several top awards, including the Scottish Licensed Trade News Tourism Initiative Award for 1996 and the Scottish Licensed Trade Use Marketing Initiative of the Year in 1997 and 1998. Sharon Curry, the hotel manageress, will be on hand to help out with any information and advice you may need during your stay. We look forward to welcoming you to the Drumnadrochit Hotel.

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