Outer Hebrides
An attractive campsite on the west coast of the island, close to Barra's best sandy beaches, with basic facilities including toilets, showers and a…
Must-see hotels in The Highlands & Islands
Portree (Port Righ)
A great location, with views across the bay, and unstinting hospitality make this modern B&B, a half-mile south of the town centre, an excellent choice.
Ullapool
This campsite has a great grassy headland location, very close to the centre of Ullapool. Kids stay free, and there are midge-busting machines in action.
The Cairngorms
Campers can set up base at this attractive lochside site with pitches amid the Scots pines; rates include up to four people per tent/campervan.
Outer Hebrides
Dunard is a friendly, family-run hostel just a five-minute walk from the ferry terminal. The owners can help to organise sea-kayaking trips.
Central Highlands
The island's only campsite offers grassy pitches for tents, and more comfortable accommodation in static caravans and timber glamping pods.
Rothiemurchus Camp & Caravan Park
The Cairngorms
The nearest campsite to Aviemore is this year-round park, beautifully sited among Scots pines at Coylumbridge, 1.5 miles along the B970.
Point of Ness Caravan & Camping Park
Orkney
This breezy, fenced-in campsite has a super location overlooking the bay at the southern end of Stromness and is as neat as a pin.
Inverness
Two of the six bedrooms here are family rooms, and there’s a spacious lounge equipped with games consoles, DVDs and board games.
The Cairngorms
Good-quality homestay accommodation, mostly in double or twin rooms with shared bathrooms. Guest kitchen and lounge with log fire.
The Cairngorms
Set in a former shooting lodge that enjoys a great location at the east end of Loch Morlich; prebooking is essential.
The Cairngorms
The Boat is a traditional Highland hotel with log fires, rustic rooms and a bar serving a menu of classic pub grub.
Loch Lomond
The most attractive campsite in this eastern shore area is 3 miles north of Balmaha, on the loch shore.
The Highlands & Islands
A building-preservation charity that restores historic buildings and rents them out as accommodation.
Outer Hebrides
An atmospheric hostel housed in a restored thatched blackhouse, about 12 miles north of Lochboisdale.
Central Highlands
This comfortable guesthouse enjoys stunning views over Gallanach Bay on the north side of the island.
Portree (Port Righ)
An attractive, family-run campsite located 1.5 miles north of Portree, on the road to Staffin.
Skye
Scandinavian-style timber hostel that quickly fills up with climbers on holiday weekends.
Outer Hebrides
Basic campsite on the southern side of Uig Sands (signposted ‘Ardroil Beach’).
The Cairngorms
Comfortable accommodation for walkers, and the best porridge in the Cairngorms!
Outer Hebrides
This basic hostel in a small white cottage stands above the road on the eastern side of the glen at the very end of the Rhenigidale road; the warden lives…
Orkney
Proudly surveying the main street and harbour of Stromness, this lofty Victorian hotel is a reminder of the way things used to be, with posh revolving…
Southern Highlands & Islands
This hotel is a local institution with a range of rooms that, typically for these venerable old buildings, vary markedly in size. Sea views – most rooms…
Southern Highlands & Islands
This attractively old-fashioned hotel has rooms that are being gradually renovated. They are comfortable but vary markedly in size: 'Spring' is tiny, …
Orkney
Though it has its quirks, this old seaplane base still makes for a comfortable spot if you've got a car. The rooms are renovated, spacious and commodious,…
Ullapool
Opposite the Ceilidh Place, which runs it, this annexe offers no-frills accommodation for walkers, journeyers and staff. A big building, it has hostel…
Kirkwall
Guests come first here, but the wee folk – a battalion of garden gnomes and clans of dolls with lifelike stares – are close behind. Some of the good-sized…
North & West Coast
Set in countryside about a mile west of central Bettyhill, this modern cottage enjoys a lovely situation overlooking hills and the river. Lots of windows…
Shetland
There are four spacious berths in this cute wee stone böd, 3.5 miles northeast of Eshaness, with its challengingly low door. It’s very basic, with no…
Shetland
The former home of famous Scottish poet Hugh MacDiarmid is now a simple camping böd. It has no electricity or shower, but there is fuel for sale. Prebook…
Oban
Welcoming Heatherfield House occupies a converted 1870s rectory set in extensive grounds. It has six spacious rooms that are very elegant and beautifully…
The Cairngorms
Glenmore Lodge's comfortable B&B accommodation is available to all, even if you’re not taking a course, as is its indoor climbing wall, gym and sauna. The…
The Cairngorms
This independent hostel provides accommodation in bright, modern six- or eight-bed dorms, each with private bathroom, and one twin/family room. It has a…
Loch Lomond
Originally an 18th-century drovers’ inn, the Rowardennan has two big bars (often crowded with rain-sodden hikers) and a good beer garden (often crowded…
North & West Coast
This working croft provides comfortable rooms with good space in a traditional B&B atmosphere with a sheepdog theme. Apart from the handy central location…
Orkney
This solid 19th-century house sitting right on Pierowall Bay is a very comfortable B&B with unusual extras, such as original artworks on the walls and a…
Skye
The Broadford Hotel is a stylish retreat with luxury fabrics and designer colour schemes. There’s a formal restaurant and the more functional Gabbro Bar,…
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