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The Hermitage Guest House
Cairngorms
Guesthouse £££The Hermitage offers its guests a friendly and relaxed stay in the centre of Kingussie in a 4-star Guesthouse with 5 rooms on the main street just along from the Folk Museum
2 x Double • 1 x Triple • 1 x Twin • 1 x Double/Twin
Dunhallin House
Inverness
Guesthouse £££Dunhallin House is a newly refurbished guest house set just south of the centre of Inverness, the Highland capital. Ample off-street parking and pleasant rooms.
3 x Double • 2 x Twin
Acorn House
Inverness
Guesthouse £££Acorn House is situated within walking distance of Inverness town centre. The Guesthouse features a purpose built sauna and plunge pool for guest use and lovely bright airy rooms.
5 x Double • 1 x Triple
Torran Loggie Guest House
Around Ullapool
Guesthouse £££The Torran Loggie Guest House has a peaceful setting, with spectacular views of Loch Broom near Ullapool. A 3-star B&B with 2 rooms in an old croft house surrounded by croft land.
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Expand Search: All Highlands Accommodation (101)Archie Bouverie's guide:
Highlands
The definition of where the highlands of Scotland starts is much disputed because there has always been a cultural divide between the highlanders and lowlanders of Scotland. Some would claim that the Highlands starts as the mountains rise above Stirling, others would justifiably befine the Highlands as the area to the North and West of the Great Glen that runs from Fort William to Inverness
What is a Guest House?
There is not much difference between a Guesthouse and a Bed and Breakfast other than an implied larger and more professionally run establishment (though this is not always the case!). A guesthouse is more likely to have staff, a 24-hour reception and better facilities for guests than a Bed and Breakfast. They may or may not offer lunch and dinner. Learn more about accommodation types