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Hillview Guesthouse
Fort William
B&B £££A warm welcome awaits you at Hillview, whether you want to do some walking, touring or just relaxing Hillview is a home from home with a friendly atmosphere and comfortable rooms.
1 x Single • 2 x Twin • 1 x Triple • 1 x Double/Twin • 3 x Double
The Applecross Inn
West Highlands
Pub £££2008 Good Pub Guide Scottish Dining Pub of the year serving seafood from Applecross Bay: Prawns, Squat Lobster, Crab and Lobster, Local Scallops, Oysters, Mussels and Smoked Salmo
01520 744262 | Visit Website
Norlaggan
The Anderson
The Black Isle
Pub £££The Anderson is your gastronomic oasis in the Scottish Highlands. From Aberdeen Scotch beef to West Coast seafood to Scotland's finest creameries and wild game, we cook with only
01381 620236 | Visit Website
Bracadale Bed and Breakfast
The Mash Tun
Moray
Pub £££Food is freshly prepared and sourced locally. Mark and his chef, Nick Davis are passionate about Scottish contemporary cooking and you will find The Mash Tun Menu a treasure trove
01340 881771 | Visit Website
Dailanna House
Old Bridge Inn
Strathspey
Pub £££The Old Bridge Inn features a daily "Black Board Menu" with a Chargrill Menu on offer. In the evening there is also a seasonal Menu available featuring typical "Taste of Scotlan
01479 811137 | Visit Website
Eden House
Strathspey
B&B £££Nestling unobtrusively in the stunning Scottish Highlands, with views over the Cromdale hills and splendid river Spey, lies a highly individual and special place to stay
Skerry Brae Hotel
Moray Firth
Pub £££Dining in the conservatory or Dining room, both with stunning views
01343 812040 | Visit Website
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