Historic B&B’s in the Scottish Highlands
Browse through our selection of bed and breakfasts and small hotels in the highlands and islands of Scotland.
Dating from 1838, this traditional Scottish inn stands in the village of Lewiston on the Great Glen Way. The restaurant serves the best Highland produce, whilst guests can relax in the cosy bar and sample the local ales and whiskies.
Dating from 1860, Glengorm Castle, aka Castle Sorn, was built in a Scots Baronial style for the highly controversial James Forsyth of Quinish. With stunning views over the Atlantic Ocean, it offers B&B accommodation in 7 comfortable rooms.
Blending the best stately home elegance with 21st century modern conveniences, Blervie House offers affordable, luxurious guest accommodation. Set in extensive private estate grounds, there are panoramic views over the Moray Firth and Scotland’s rugged north coast.
As the name suggests, the Dower House was built in 1887 by Charles Brewster-Macpherson for his mother. Following recent renovations, it now offers delightful bed & breakfast accommodation that is full of character, homely and quiet.
With a history dating back to the late 1700s, Tarrel Farmhouse occupies a quiet location that overlooks both the Dornoch and Moray Firths. The farmhouse offers generously sized en suite rooms, a superior breakfast menu and extensive farmland for guests to explore.
Set amidst a 4,000-acre estate, Balvraid Lodge B&B has three generous en suite rooms all of which offer views over the surrounding farmland and moorland. With walks from the doorstep, guests can return to enjoy the extensive breakfasts.
You’re spoilt for choice with this award-winning Highlands Inn. Enjoy the sumptuous locally sourced food, popular ales or local activities like golf, whale watching and the Beinn Eighe Nature Reserve.
The Royal an Lochan Hotel enjoys a beachside setting in the picturesque village of Tighnabruaich, and offers a restaurant with local seafood and rooms with sea views. There are real wooden floors, cosy leather sofas and real log fires.
A beautiful 17th century guesthouse, stunningly located on The Road to the Isles. Enjoy a traditional Scottish welcome alongside award-winning 2AA Rosette dining.
The 19th-century Sands Hotel is situated along the shore of Scapa Flow in Burray village. All rooms are en-suite overlooking the beach and pier where local fishermen work. There is a bar, restaurant and beautiful sea views.