Scottish Highlands Resorts

A mountainous landscape with two prominent peaks, a winding road, and a small lake.

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Our top choices for Scottish Highlands resorts

A cozy room with wooden paneling, a chandelier, a fireplace, and a large window.

1. Marine & Lawn Dornoch

Dornoch

Andrew

HK$1,339 total

includes taxes & fees

5 Nov - 6 Nov

Two people in a hot tub with a sunset view over water and mountains.

2. Portavadie

Tighnabruaich

Paul

HK$1,244 total

includes taxes & fees

2 Nov - 3 Nov

A large, white building with multiple stories, surrounded by lush greenery and a pond.

3. Macdonald Forest Hills Resort

Stirling

Catherine

HK$4,097 total

includes taxes & fees

17 Oct - 18 Oct

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Top Scottish Highlands Hotel Reviews

River Ness Hotel, a member of Radisson Individuals

8/10 Good

"We were able to get an early check-in and the staff were extremely helpful."

The Pitlochry Hydro Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We have stayed at the Hydro several times over the past few years. On this occasion, there was a marked improvement in the room quality. We were on the first floor and the room was freshly decorated with loads of space, a great shower and very comfy beds. The breakfast was buffet style and excellent, with a separate gluten free area. The evening meal, too, was of a high quality. Staff were friendly and efficient. Well be back soon."

Loch Fyne Hotel And Spa

8/10 Good

"Staff in general were very helpful and friendly. Lovely location overlooking the loch. The cooked breakfast was very good. The spa was good, pool long enough to get a decent swim. Jacuzzi and steam room nice too. The only drawback was that the spa only has 4 cushioned loungers so many guests had nowhere to lounge and read their books on busy afternoons, and there was a bit of a scramble when a sunlounger became free. Adequate parking."

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