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Rooms from 38.00 GBP | In the Cairngorms National Park, this Highland inn with comfy rooms, a bar and restaurant is one mile from Highland Wildlife Park and its polar bear, Mercedes.
The Ossian Inn was built in 1880, in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, close to Aviemore. It is run by an award-winning publisher and a famous local chef, and has free Wi-Fi and free on-site parking.
The restaurant offers excellent homemade bar food, a cosy lounge with log fire and a malt whisky bar.
Ossian Inn is ideal for activity breaks and for exploring the wildlife, snow sports, walking, climbing, mountain biking, and loch and river fishing. The superb water sports at Loch Insh are on the doorstep. |
 
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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | | Specialists in small celebrations, weddings and christenings, as well as retirement parties and house parties, the hotel offers the personal service of professionals.
During the summer you can enjoy the hotel's picturesque patio area. |
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Rooms from 75.00 GBP | | The Auld Alliance sits in about an acre of its own grounds, situated of the main Kingussie High street, giving ample peace and quiet to relax and enjoy the spectacular views, yet only a few minutes away from the local shops and activities.The Auld Alliance offers a choice of tastefully decorated rooms and a studio apartment all restored and furnished in a style befitting the period of the house apart from a newly redesigned downstairs room which is more contemporary.The restaurant is situated on the ground floor. a heart warming log fire and deep leather Chesterfield chairs await in the adjoining lounge where the most discerning pallets can enjoy a wide selection of Malts and Cognacs. |
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Rooms from 42.50 GBP | | Completely renovated in 2004, The Scot House Hotel offers a relaxing atmosphere, friendly personal attention, excellent award-winning Scottish and international food and extremely comfortable, spacious accommodation. The hotel has been awarded the coveted AA Rosette many times.
The restaurant and bar have wheelchair access. Regrettably, bedrooms are not suitable for wheelchair access. |
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Rooms from 70.00 GBP | | Situated in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, one of the last truly unspoilt parts of the world., the hotel looks out across the picturesque Spey Valley to the 18th century Ruthven Barracks.
A land dominated by rock and stream, river and mountain, steeped in history and heritage dating back 4000 years, during your stay you can easily discover the beauty of the Highlands, using the Duke of Gordon as your base. There are numerous routes just steps away, which can be enjoyed on bike or foot.
With origins in the 18th century, the hotel was originally built as a stopover for passengers travelling by stage coach along the old A9 to Inverness and the North of Scotland. Today it is a luxurious hotel offering the very best in Highland hospitality. |
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