10 Best Highland Luxury Resorts & Hotels for 2026

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1. Rocpool Reserve

Inverness City Centre

Experience tranquil luxury at this boutique Inverness hotel where deep soaking tubs, exceptional cuisine, and Scottish hospitality await.

CA $574 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 28 - Aug 29

2. Inver Lodge

Lairg

3. Blarcreen House

Oban

Serene luxury awaits at Oban's adults-only country house with peaceful gardens and beautiful rooms.

CA $338 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 3 - Sep 4

4. Inverlochy Castle

Fort William

Victorian splendour meets exceptional dining at this five-star castle hotel nestled in the Scottish Highlands' historical district.

CA $1,472 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 22 - Sep 23

5. Glencoe House

Ballachulish

Victorian mountain luxury with deep soaking tubs awaits at Glencoe House, where historic elegance meets natural splendour.

CA $1,498 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 2 - Sep 3

6. The Factor's House

Cromarty

Serene seaside luxury at this Scottish bed & breakfast offers coastal charm and refined comforts.

CA $375 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 7 - Sep 8

7. Isle of Eriska Hotel and Spa

Oban

Seaside luxury indulges with Michelin star dining and full-service spa treatments on a private island retreat.

CA $955 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 20 - Sep 21

8. Kingsmills Hotel

Crown

Inverness luxury offers spa, two restaurants, and indoor pool near castle and cathedral.

CA $528 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 27 - Aug 28

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Top Highland Hotel Reviews

B&B HOTEL Inverness

10/10 Excellent

"Wonderful spot!"

Bracken Hide Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Had a wonderful and wonderfully unique stay at the Bracken Hide and I highly recommend it as an alternative to staying in Portree which we found cramped and a bit difficult to drive around. The hotel “rooms” are really like mini Quonset huts / small living is what my partner exclaimed when we got into our “yurt” as he liked to call our accommodation. It is not a yurt to be clear. Comfy bed, well places chargers, a place for our dirty hiking boots, wardrobes for each of us to store our items, a tiny bathroom (not for larger sized folks for sure!) - fluffy towels. The views from the Bracken Hide are fantastic and we had an excellent dinner at Am Braigh the onsite restaurant - I had a scallop appetizer, a delicious filet of pollock with fresh clams and mussels. Three scoops of ice cream for dessert yum! For our second night we picked up two wonderful wood fire pizzas from Pizza in the Skye which is just down the road (and not in downtown portree). We did not take advantage of the plunge pool and sauna as we did not have room for swimsuits in our luggage but saw many people enjoying this amenity. I did buy an Isle of Skye candle from the lobby and my husband enjoyed a flight of highland whiskey - all without having to go in town and save our time for hiking Old Man of Storr and the Quiraing. I highly recommend the Bracken Hide Hotel!"

The Caledonian Hotel

8/10 Good

"Nice welcome at reception. Lift to our room good. Room very basic, white painted walls with 1 poxy picture above the bed. Very basic furniture in room, wardrobe & sort of desk/dressing table. Nowhere to put the case so it went on the floor! Couple of chairs. Because we'd had a long day stopped here for dinner, acceptable 3 courses £25. Bar was busy with a coach party and only 1 person behind bar, occasionally aided by another. Bed not very comfy and ensuite smaller than the caravan's we'd just stayed in! Breakfast passable. All in all not the best place we'd stayed in during our trip around Scotland but one of the most expensive! Was that because we had a view of the loch?? Not one we'll return to. As usual nice friendly staff however."

The Royal Highland Hotel

8/10 Good

"Close to train station, parking out front if you are lucky to get a spot. If unable to get a parking spot out front, I parked around the corner and it was only a short walk. Large room allowed for plenty of storage for luggage, it was nice and warm for our 2 night stay. Staff were helpful at reception regarding directions and nearby amenities. Laundry was 4 minutes away so easy to do. Hotel is close to Victorian markets and walkable to the loch. Overall enjoyed my stay here"

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Top Cities in Highland

Ballachulish

Inverness

Oban

Fort William

Portree

Nairn

Ullapool

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Our top choices for Highland luxury hotels

1. Rocpool Reserve

2. Inver Lodge

3. Blarcreen House

4. Inverlochy Castle

5. Glencoe House

6. The Factor's House

7. Isle of Eriska Hotel and Spa

8. Kingsmills Hotel

9. Factors Inn & Cottage

10. Coul House Hotel

Top Highland Hotel Reviews

B&B HOTEL Inverness

Bracken Hide Hotel

The Glen Mhor Hotel and Uile-bheist Brewery & Distillery

Kingsmills Hotel

Coylumbridge Resort Hotel

Mercure Inverness Hotel

The Caledonian Hotel

The Royal Highland Hotel

Dunollie Hotel

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Luxury Hotels & Resorts in Highland

Change your mind

Treat yourself

Be picky

Top Cities in Highland

Ballachulish

Check availability on Highland Luxury Hotels

Our top choices for Highland luxury hotels

1. Rocpool Reserve

2. Inver Lodge

3. Blarcreen House

4. Inverlochy Castle

5. Glencoe House

6. The Factor's House

7. Isle of Eriska Hotel and Spa

8. Kingsmills Hotel

9. Factors Inn & Cottage

10. Coul House Hotel

Top Highland Hotel Reviews

B&B HOTEL Inverness

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