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| 4 Star Hotel |
Once a grand shooting lodge built for the first Earl of Lovelace, Loch Torridon Country House Hotel enjoys one of the most impressive coastal locations in the Scottish Highlands, set amidst 58 acres of parkland at the foot of Ben Damph, complete with its own resident highland cattle and free range hens. Loch Torridon Hotel, though seemingly isolated in the remoteness of the western highlands of Scotland, is in fact easily reached within a few hours from Edinburgh and Glasgow. Bedrooms with a view are available at a supplement and activities can be organised such as abseiling, archery, fly fishing and clay pigeon shooting. |
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| 4 Star Hotel |
The Pool House hotel was built by a Mackenzie Laird and is a beautifully elegant, refined mansion house with stunning views of Loch Ewe. The drawing room is an ideal area in which to unwind at the end of the day, and the bedrooms offer originality and comfort, with each one decorated in its own unique style. The majority of guest rooms have beautiful loch or river views and ensure a restful end to the day. |
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| 3 Star Hotel |
This is an excellent property overlooking Loch Maree and situated in one of the most picturesque areas of the highlands. It is very traditional and offers probably the best views in the region. The cuisine is excellent offering both fine dining and a bar menu. The hotel`s main claim to fame is that Queen Victoria once stayed there for five nights and requested that a stone be laid to commemorate her visit. |
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