Child-friendly and Family-Friendly Hotels & Accommodation in Inverness-shire

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We will give you a real Highland welcome to our small Scottish Highlands Hotel. Just off the main road to Fort William, beside the Ballachulish Bridge, near to Glencoe and Kinlochleven, well-placed as a stop-over for long journeys and a perfect base for longer stays too for sight-seeing day trips or for walking, climbing, biking, diving, canoeing or fishing.

We offer bed and breakfast or dinner, bed and breakfast deals and we are open all year round, so if you like to relax by the open fire in the bar or sit out on the decking and view the spectacular scenery this is the place to be...

... a friendly hotel in a lovely setting with delicious food and a well stocked bar!

People stay with us, and come back to us, for:

• The special atmosphere that you can only get from a small independent family run hotel.
• The good food - everything cooked on the premises
• The public bar with its pool table and Juke box
• Because we are dog friendly
• As a stop over en route to Skye.

We are the only hotel in the area with a loch view location - slipway at the bottom of the garden - and located ¼ mile off the main road so we are safe and quiet.

Take a virtual reality tour of the hotel, view all the bedrooms and check out some of the mountain and loch views!

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Dogs are very welcome at this superbly located B&B with panoramic mountain views set 800 feet above Loch Ness and only 15 miles south of Inverness.

South facing on the edge of open moorland, Torran is ideal for walking your pets. The Great Glen Way passes along the main road at the foot or our brae, making this a very walker friendly place.

Accommodation consists of 2 double and 1 single in a separate annex with its own shower room in
this family friendly venue.

 

• Satellite TV and Broadband are available.
• Home-cooked evening meals can be arranged.

See our website (link below) for local facilities, sight-seeing and entertainment.

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"A really friendly place to go with a great, relaxed family atmosphere. The pool and leisure facilities make it perfect!"

Almost afloat, the Isles of Glencoe Hotel and Leisure Centre nestles on the side of a peninsula reaching into Loch Leven. This friendly, modern 3 star hotel offers everything you dream of on holiday; spacious bedrooms with loch and
mountain views, and a relaxed, convivial ambience.

The Isles is the perfect base for a special holiday or break in this beautiful part of the Highlands of Scotland. There is so much to see and do:

• stunning day tours by car
• boat trips
• castles
  
• distilleries
• easy walks, challenging climbs and more.

The area around Glencoe and Fort William offers clean air, breath-taking scenery and a wealth of interest.

As our guest you will also enjoy complimentary use of our Leisure Centre with Pool, Hydro Seat, Bio-Sauna & Exercise Room.

Accessibility:

Disabled parking spaces at front door of Hotel and at rear entrance to South Wing of the Hotel. Very small incline to front door.  Gravel around area to rear of Hotel.  Wheelchair users would need help.

Level access through Reception, Bar, Lounge and Restaurant.  Ramp available for access to the conservatory.

21 ground floor rooms, with 2 ambulent disabled rooms and 2 fully disabled rooms that are wheelchair friendly. Grab rails around toilet and bathing facilities.

 

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The Proprietors welcome you to the Westbourne Guest House. We are a commended AA 4 Star Rating Guest House accommodation, with some beautiful rooms, which are available with all the normal facilities you require. Here are some of the things it includes: A broadband WiFi network is in place throughout the Guest House for lap top users. A Broadband Internet Station is available for use in the residents lounge - Free of charge. All are rooms are en-suite with power shower. Reduced prices for children when sharing rooms with parents, babies free, cots available upon request. We also have a Full Highlanders Cooked Breakfast/ Vegetarian breakfasts are available, if required.

You’ll find a wide range of varied locations which you can go and visit, whilst you enjoy a warm and welcoming stay with the proprietors of this lovely and comfortable guest house. Here are just some of the places you can go and visit: Inverness Aqua dome & Sports Centre, Boots n Paddles, Culloden Battlefield, Dolphin Cruise, Loch Ness Tours (World Class), Fort George, Dunrobin Castle, Cruise Loch Ness, Inverness Ice Centre, Inverness Castle, Cairngorm Mountains - Ski & Funicular Railway Floral Hall. You may also be interested in checking out some of these activities: Highland Safari Tours, Mountain Bike Hire (Escape on a relaxing bike in the countryside, enjoy pleasant Forest Walks, Golf or enjoy a quite day by the lake fishing.

Please Note: Non-smoking (A Penalty charge will be added if you are found to be smoking on the premises). We are a pet friendly accommodation. No age restrictions on children (All Children are Welcome). Check-in time: 13:00 Check-out time: 10:00

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Drynachan Bed and Breakfast is a charming 17th century dwelling place in the heart of the Highlands. As one of the oldest inhabited properties in Lochaber, situated in the Great Glen, this is the ideal base for you to explore and tour throughout the Highlands and Islands. River walks, woodlands, mountains and lochs are all just a short distance away.

We offer you a unique hospitality experience where your comfort is our speciality. We endeavour to help our houseguests make the most of their holiday, if they desire. Our gardens are mainly herbaceous shrub borders that are a haven to wild birdlife and a delight to meander through. Nestled against a backdrop of woodland the Great Glen cycle track runs across the hillside above us and Loch Oich, (part of the Caledonian Canal), can be viewed from the cottage.

Drynachan has been refurbished to reflect the soft highland scenery that abounds the area. You will breakfast in the homely dining room where a sumptuous feast will set you up for a days sightseeing or hill walking. Evenings can be spent in the quiet of your room or in the comfort of our sitting room where you can enjoy a roaring log fire on more chilly days. An extensive library of books and DVD’s will satisfy most tastes from discerning film buffs to ‘grannies’ and grandchildren! If you can’t holiday without keeping in touch with work or home Wi-Fi internet is available on request.

Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. Pets allowed. Children welcome. Check-In time: 1400 and Check-Out time: 1000.

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Bedded in the heart of the Highlands, The Silverfjord sits in one of the best locations in Scotland for all your favourite sports and recreational activities. We are enthusiastic about our sport and this, combined with our local knowledge, means your weekend breaks are organized and tailored to exactly what you are looking for.

The modern, recently refurbished guest rooms are located over the first two floors of the Hotel, some of which have fantastic views of the stunning scenery.

Disabled access to the family guest room, bars, restaurant and function room is available on the ground floor. So whatever your 'Highland Adventure', you will enjoy a great nights rest at The Silverfjord.

Each room is equipped with everything you need for an enjoyable and relaxing stay.

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The local village of Carrbridge also has a great History, with many stories to tell, and it's local attractions include an old bridge (photo) built in 1717, The Landmark Center and Microworld. The Pines Country House is situated in the heart of the Highlands, with so many attractions surrounding, there is something for everyone!

The Country House itself is surrounded by a mature Pine Forest, which encourages wildlife to be on our doorstep. This is the natural habitat of the red squirrel, rabbits, blue tits, great tits, crested tits, siskins, tree creeper, woodpeckers, buzzards and if you're quick enough, you can see Roe Deer. Ospreys hide is 7 miles at RSPB reserve Boat-of-Garten Eagles sore above the valley of the Findhorn 15 miles. In the surrounding area there are lots of Castles to view, Whisky Distilleries for the Scotland favourite tipple. Fishing on Lochans or on the River Spey. Each village is host to Golf course 9 or 18 holes.

Lynn offers you personal service in The Pines Country Guest House in a friendly atmosphere, non smoking throughout, central heating. Offering Family/Triple/Twin/Double en-suite rooms all have TV/DVD or Video and Wi-Fi avaliable Tea/coffee facilities in all rooms. Good home cooking, Vegetarians Special Diets welcomed. Lynn won the World Porridge Championships in 2005 so if you like porridge for breakfast please say.

Ideal situation for plenty of Hill walking, in the mountains high or low walks Pony trekking locally, 2 or 4 hour treks. Off road driving, use either your own vehicle or one provided. Golf, Fishing for salmon onn the River Spey, Ski-ing, Bird watching Osprey hide RSPB 7 miles away, Distilleries to vist and Castles, Water Sports, Landmark Adventure playgrounds for all ages, plus breathtaking scenery.

Your holiday home in the Highland of Scotland awaits you. See you soon. OPEN ALL YEAR

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Hikers/Bikers award for safe storage & stopovers, VisitScotland Cyclists/Mountian Bikers|VisitScotland Walkers/Hikers

Looking out onto Ben Nevis, Aonach Mhor and the Gray Corries, Achnabobane Farmhouse offers the outdoor enthusiast the perfect stopover. Just 2 minutes from the Aonach Mhor Ski & Mountian bike Centre, we estimate that you can get from breakfast to piste in 30-45 minutes. In the same amount of time, keen walkers can be en-route for the summits of some of Scotland's most challenging mountains.The location of

Achnabobane Farmhouse provides an ideal central base for exploring The Highlands to best advantage. Round journeys to all the destinations shown - with plenty of time to spend when you get there - are easily achievable in a day. Alternatively, you can simply chill out and enjoy the local area, famed for its wide variety of outdoor pursuits, wildlife, film locations (Harry Potter) and numerous attractions and places of interest to explore.

At Achnabobane Farmhouse, we strive to offer our Guests an excellent standard of accommodation and customer comfort. Our Guest lounge is both spacious and convivial, with a wide range of books, games and videos,T.V. complete with Sky Satelite channels too. Installed for 2008, Wi Fi Internet access on request.

Our dining room looks out onto the Nevis mountan range. With that kind of backdrop, breakfast has a difficult job in competing, but we try, as our breakfast Includes home made sausages and fresh laid eggs from our own hens.

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Rossmount is a traditional stone built house, approximately 190 years old. The entire house has been recently refurbished to a high standard, retaining a wealth of original features.

It is conveniently situated in the Crown area of Inverness only a 5 minute walk from the castle, river Ness, shops & a wide choice of restaurants & bars catering to a variety of tastes & budgets! A 10 minute stroll will take you to train & bus stations, the Eden Court Theatre & the beautiful tree lined walks through the Ness Islands.

Inverness itself is an ideal base for exploring the Scottish Highlands. A short drive will take you to historic sites such as the Culloden battlefield with it’s new, award winning visitor centre; Castle Urquhart on Loch Ness; Cawdor Castle & Fort George. Speyside & the Malt Whisky trail, the golden beaches of the Moray Coast, the Caledonian Canal & Great Glen, mountains, golf courses…..the list is endless.

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We serve excellent home cooked food, and have a good selection of local whiskeys. Nairn itself is renowned for its golf courses and blue flag beach and is ideal for families and golfers alike. Inverness airport is only 6 miles away so it is very accessable via plane or car.

Nairn is an excellent base for exploring the Scottish Highlands. Nearby is Culloden Battlefield, Clava Cairns, Fort George, Cawdor Castle, Brodie Castle, Inverness, Urquhart Castle on Loch Ness or enjoy the scenic splendour of the Cairngorm mountains.

If you enjoy walking there are plenty of places to explore in and around Nairn. There is, of course the beach, but that's not all.
One of the most popular walks starts from the harbour and heads west long the promenade for about 3km before turning inland to Delnies Wood and then looping back to the shore. Covering a total of 10km over fairly easy terrain, this walk includes some stunning views including an overview the town. The harbour is also the starting point for a walk along the River Nairn to Cawdor. The beautiful stretch of riverside is home to a variety of birds and wildlife and is a restful experience surrounded by trees and the sound of the water.

With two superb 18-hole courses in the town and a nine-hole one at Cawdor, Nairn is a magnet for golfers. The town was put firmly on the golfing map when, in 1999, it played host to the Walker Cup, bringing in visitors from worldwide as well as being seen in the competition's TV coverage. And with a number of other excellent courses within a short distance, Nairn is an ideal base for golfers.

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